This grandma is CRUSHING the market...

Let's talk about your story. What what brought you to this moment right here? >> Well, I enjoy investing. I like making money. >> [laughter] >> And uh it just helps me feel comfortable in my retirement by feeling like I've got enough money to >> All right. Well, you've done pretty good. Let's talk about this. 200% on Nvidia, 214% on Dell, 187% on AMD, 667% on Micron. That's That deserves a hand. >> [applause] [cheering] >> All right. Well, look at your Micron trade here, right? Because you started buying it you you accumulate you this I like this about your your your approach. You liked it, you saw it, you bought a little bit, you bought a little bit, you bought a little bit more. >> Right. >> What I like is that a lot of people would have bought it here and sold it here cuz it was simply up. You So, what made you hold and say, "Okay, I like this long-term"? >> The reason I did that is because I wanted to be able to trade covered calls on it. I didn't have 100 shares to do that. >> Okay. I got you. >> So, there's 40, 40, and 20 is what I >> [laughter] >> did. >> And now you're up 600 200% on Micron. All right. So, let's look at AMD. That's sort of similar thing. Uh in this one you bought and it went sideways for a little bit of time. Now, you had a couple you had a big gap opening there, which was good news. You had to feel good about it. But then you had a gap opening down on the downside. >> Still good fundamentals. >> That's what I wanted to hear. So, you looked at the fundamentals and that's what you focus on, not the ups and downs of the stock. >> Correct. I'm more of a buy and hold investor. So, I am able to withstand some of those drops without too much panic. >> And you avoided a big drop. Although, I hope the CEO's not watching, you sold Rocket Lab. I promised him twice now. No one's ever going to sell Rocket Lab again. >> I've been in and out of Rocket Lab a few times. >> Cuz you bought it there, you rode it up nicely, you sold it here, but not too long after where you said I might have made a mistake and bought it back. >> Yes, absolutely. >> Yeah. >> That happens. Sometimes I got out a little too soon and I thought, "Hey, that that really shouldn't I shouldn't have done that. I need to get back in." >> beautiful about that? The way you like major money managers usually underperform the market, pride and ego. They think they're so smart and it's the market that's wrong. You made a decision quickly and said, "You know what? I got out too soon." And you made a much bigger profit. >> Absolutely. >> You know, let's talk about something else. What this has allowed you to do because you you you told us you want financial windfalls to match your generational windfall. This is beautiful. >> Yes. I I want to spend money doing things with my children and grandchildren and this is going to allow me to be able to do that. >> Three children, six grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren 19 great-great-grandchildren. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Congratulations. >> Thank you. >> You're so beautiful. [applause and cheering] I appreciate you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. All right, folks. Like