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AMD down 15% this month. People are looking at AMD out there and they're saying, "What is going on with this stock?" Down 15% this month. Have we already topped this stock? Are we just preparing for the next major move upward? If we are preparing for a major upward move, how fast are we talking this move's going to be? Where are we headed here? 600, 700, 800, 900. Are we headed to 1,000? MU stock. Another one people are looking at. Micron, we'll talk about this one as well today, is down 27.77% from its highs. Now, at this point in time, the darling of the memory trade, SanDisk, ooh, baby, look at SanDisk. Down 45% from the highs it hit just last month. Like, these moves down are pretty darn significant. Elf on a Shelf. ELF on a shelf up 70% now from the lows it hit last month. What a move higher for ELF this has been. Congratulations to anybody that's an ELF shareholder out there and was buying that stock last month, especially anybody that was buying early June. Oh my gosh, the move up has been substantial. We have SAS stocks finally rolling, right? Look at Shopify getting not Shopified for once. Up 10% here today. Serve is now up almost 8% today. Salesforce was up about 7%. Right? Palanteer, they put that in the SAS category. That was up about 7% here today. And Celsius, the wealthiest, finally having a good day, up about 6 percentage points here today. Look at my number five. It's official. The number five best performing stock in the public account of my current positions, Cheesecake Factory. Another $7,500 up on that stock here today. now up $150,000 on Cheesecake Factory stock and that does not include all the dividends received in that stock up 113% Cheesecake just and once again in that return doesn't account for all the dividends I've received over the last couple years in that stock as well right look at SpaceX on the other hand gh I mean this one's been rough from its highs it hit recently that stock is now down uh almost 50% it's basically been cut in half three core subjects we're going to speak about here today okay AMD Micron, AMD specifically, but I will mention Micron in this video. Where is this stock headed next? I think that's what it's on everybody's mind now at this point in time. They're looking at like, h things are getting shaky here with the stock price. Like, what's going on here? Right. Two, we'll talk about if stock is if SAS stocks have finally bottomed and if they have, which stocks have for sure bottomed and are likely headed for a much uh higher move here, and which ones are questionable. We'll speak about that in this video here today. Number three, I'm going to give you the perfect easy money stock to buy now. Three core subjects. I hope you guys enjoyed today's video. One thing, one thing I only need from you. I need you to just smash that like button for me. Hit that little thumbs up icon. Make it glow. Just just smash it. It feels so good. It feels so good to smash the like button, okay? I appreciate you for doing that. Additionally, make sure you're subscribed here to the channel. We are now at I don't even know how many subscribers, but it's a big big big dang number. Okay. Also, private group is back open to accepting applications. I was closed for quite a while, but we are back open now at this point in time. That's full access to all my best courses. That's access to my private Discord chat, exclusive weekly videos, access to thousandx.com. It is an absolute banger. You got to get in there. That will be the pinned comment down there today. All righty, ladies and gentlemen. Number one, AMD. Listen, if we look at AMD over the past 2 months, right, past 60 days roughly, the stock has gone up, it's gone down, it's gone nowhere at all, right? The stock's down 1%. And so, you're looking at AMD and you're like, hm, this is starting to get a little questionable in regards to stock price, right? It's like, okay, the financials getting really exciting. We're hearing about all these new products that AMD has in the pipeline, right? Uh the the TAM is just getting bigger and bigger and bigger. This is really exciting on the fundamental front, but the stock price front, people are like down 1% over the past two months. Has this one already exhausted the move, right? Or are we just consolidating and preparing for a much much larger move to the upside? So, let's try to pick up some clues here, right? What about the previous two-month period? Well, the previous two-month period, AMD was up 80%. 80% the previous two-month period. People look at something like that and this is what really makes them question. They're like, "Okay, down 1% past two months. The previous two months was up 80%." When you get used to these insane gains, guess what? When you don't get those insane gains, you're like, "Uh, is the stock broken now? Is the stock done? Have we exhausted our move?" Right? The two-month period prior to that, the stock was up 65, flipping, flap, jack, and percent. 65%. So, you got a 65% gain in a two-month period. the very next two-month period, you get another 80% plus gain. That's insane when you're talking about on top of each other, right? But you go back to the previous two-month period prior to that, guess what? Stock was down 7%. And it was down huge from the highs, right? Goes up here 264 and then heads actually under $200. I don't know if some of you guys got to pick up some shares back in February, but the stock was, this is AMD, we're talking AMD was under $200 just back in February, right? Incredible. So, it had a very rough two-month period. You could have looked at this and back then you could have said AMD stock's done. The run's over, right? Look at it's under 200. It's around 200 and the high was 264. It's heading down. Well, guess what? It headed down Chinatown for a little bit and then we went straight up and next thing you know, the stock was pushing 580. Right now, you go back the prior two-month period prior to that. Stock also had a weak run. the stock tops once again right around 264ish, right? And then heads down 17%. That was an ugly two-month period there. So, you had a ugly two-month period. Then you had another ugly two-month period. And it was just like, you know, a lot of people were questioning AMD at that particular time. And AMD was facing the biggest questions in regards to stock price that it had really since I would say since uh early 2025 when everybody was calling advanced money decimator and advanced money destroyer and all those sorts of terms, right? So what is the moral of the story here? Okay, one, you can't conclude anything from a good or bad 60-day period, right? You can't look at a stock on a 60-day period and be like, "Oh, it's gone down, so that means the stock's done or the stock's going to keep going down." No, we can see it flips easily the other way, right? Additionally, just because a stock has a great 60-day period, can't assume the next 60-day period is going to be great, right? Cuz we just went up 80 plus% the previous 60-day period, and guess what we got for this 60-day period? Negative 1% return, right? Number two, listen. The moves in semiconductor stocks are intense, right? I mean, you know, 17% down in a 60-day period, up 65% uh two-month period, up 80% in two-month period. The moves are intense. And even though this uh particular month or two month span, right? It's only down 1%. But look at how crazy it's been. I mean, you know, look, the stock right here is 485, bounces right up to 555. That's an incredible move in a matter of what a week or two there. Then crashes well kind of crashes right down to 445. So from 555 to 445 just like that. Then in a matter of a week or two goes back to 555 then goes down to 510. Then makes a move to 580 over the next few weeks. Then crashes down to you know 480. The moves are insane. That's semiconductor stocks. Welcome to semiconductor stocks. It's not for the faint of heart. The moves are dramatic. You'll get 20% moves to the upside and downside in a matter of a week or two and your flapjacks are on your head and you're like, "What is going on here?" Okay, that that's semiconductor stock. Now, it's going to get crazier. It's going to get way crazier. Okay, six trading days from now, we are going to have the AMD numbers out, right? This is a huge earnings on many fronts, but the guidance the guidance is huge. Okay. Now, with that being said, where do I see the stock going before earnings? Okay. So, let's talk about over this next six trading days. And where do I see the stock going over the next 60 days? Now, before I get into that, let me just say this. Okay, listen. I don't I I have an opinion on where the stock is headed over the next 60 days. I have opinion on where the stock is headed over the next 60 days. You will not see me make any short-term moves just because I feel the stock is going here or there based upon my 18 years of experience in the market. I'm not playing those foolish games. No, no, no, no, thank you. Okay, a stock like AMD has me very excited for the next several years and the stock has done me very well. Okay, so with that being said, where do I see the stock going over the next six trading days and over the next 60 days? Okay, here we go. I believe, and this seems dramatic because the stock right now is in the 400s. I think this stock's going to all-time highs before earnings come out. That's six trading days from now. To take out all-time highs, you know, we got to go 580 plus, right? That's a big move up. But I have always kind of foreseen this stock going to all-time highs before the earnings come out. And the reason being is I think a lot of people are of the understanding that the guidance is going to be really good, really good. The conference call is going to be really good. And I think I think after this earnings, AMD will be viewed as the stock you must own in the stock market. There's always got to be that one stock in the market that's like, "Dude, you got to be in the stock. What are you not doing in it?" And I think AMD clearly takes that mantle after the surge. I could be wrong. Guidance is just like a little ahead of expectations. It would be disappointment to me and to a lot of people out there, but I think they're going to come through with the big boy guide and it's going to be significantly significantly above Wall Street expectations and that is going to be like a supercharger behind the stock. And then everybody's going to be looking at AMD. It's going to cross a trillion dollar plus market cap and everybody's going to be like, "You've got to be in AMD. If you're not in AMD, what are you doing?" Right? And so it will get the whole momentum which in my opinion at least carries through the fourth quarter of this year and potentially into the first quarter of next year. Okay. Now what do I see 60 days out? I see an AMD stock over $700. That's what I foresee here. Right? That's what I think is going to go on here. Right? With that being said, public count nearly $4.4 million. Right? We built this portfolio brick by brick since 2018. Right. Not from options because you look at something like this and you say, "Man, Jeremy, pretty dang confident. Stock's going 700 plus. Why not play some call options on that?" Nah, I'm good. I'm good. I own a lot of shares of AMD. If what I think's going to play out plays out, I'm going make so much money. I don't even need to mess around with options. Okay, we built that portfolio not from options, right? Who knows what could happen over the next 60 days? What if the guidance from AMD's just comes in line? Be a big disappointment, right? What happens if uh I don't know, the whole stock market crashes for the next 60 days because of drama. I don't know. Like, you never know. So, I'm not going to place short-term call option bets because I think AMD is going 700 plus. Plus, you have to pay huge premiums cuz there's a decent probability AMD is going 600 plus in the next 60 trading days, if not 700 plus. So, the premium you have to pay is substantial. So, it's not like you make nearly as much money as you think you're going to make, and you're taking a huge risk cuz guess what? They might expire worthless and it might be completely out of your control, right? We didn't build the public account through margin and short-term plays. No, no, no, no, no. Okay. So, that's the way I look at a game like this where I'm like, gosh, I see significant upside um for the short term for AMD, but I'm not going to, you know, mess around with that whole game right now. Something I always teach my private group members is you're building your portfolio for the next five, seven, 10, 15, 20 years. And so when you think like that, right, GVD, building a GVD portfolio, growth value, dividends, you don't get into all this foolishness of like, well, because I think the stock's going to this price, I'm going to play short-term options on it or I'm going to margin out or I'm going to go all in the stock just for the earnings period for the next 60 days or something like that, right? We're trying to build portfolios that are great for the next 5, 7, 10, 15, 20 years. We think bigger. We think way bigger than what's going to happen in AMD stock over the next 60 trading days or any stock over the next trading days or the market in general, right? And so we're like above we're above that, right? And that's something I teach everybody and that's how you stay focused and that's how you actually scale to big dog numbers as the years tick on, right? And since I started the private group many years ago, I mean, the amount of people we've seen scale to six figures, multi6 figures, seven figures, multi7 figures, eight figures, it's a ridiculously long list of individuals, right? And so that's stay focused on the long term, right? We can all have our opinions, but don't let that clout your moves, right? Now, additionally, I believe Micron MU is going to bounce along with AMD, right? And so when AMD starts this next upward move which who knows it might not happen right I believe it is but when it does uh Micron should move along with AMD again and my opinion on Micron here is you know that stock topped at 1,200 and some change uh back what was that last month right when it comes to Micron I think it's a like if I had to put odds on it right I live in Vegas we put odds on everything uh 80% probability micron sees that at 1,200ish range again. Okay. If I Now, some people believe Micron's going to 1500. My opinion, Micron goes to 1500. I would say that's like a coin flip. That's like a 50/50. And then some people believe Micron's going 2,000, right? I think there's a lower probability of that. I put that at about 20% probability in terms of Micron going 2,000 plus. Now, the case for Micron going 20,000 plus is, hey, the valuation's so low. Look at the pees. Look at the forward PES. 4 PM micron might be, you know, it's debatable right now. It could be a four, it could be a six, right, as far as a forward P, but you got to understand like to pay 2,000, then you're you're paying potentially an eight or a 10 forward P for the stock. And people might not want to pay that big of pees because we're in a historically insane upward cycle for memory prices. That is long-term not sustainable. Right now, some people might feel like this time's different. Memory price is only going higher. Micron's only going to make more money in 27 than they did in 26. And then they're going to make even more in 28 than they did in 27. They're going to make even more in 29 than they did 28. My opinion is we're just going through another super cycle. it's going to end how they all end, right? With memory prices then starting to flatline, then start to go down um and then probably go down quite substantially and then eventually bounce back, right? And so it's the same game, right? And I feel like that's for all these companies, Nvidia, AMD, uh Broadcom, all these companies, they're in a massive boom cycle right now. boom cycle lasts probably another, you know, it's debatable, I would say 18 to 36 months. Then we got a flatline and then we got a down cycle ahead. And so that's just semiconductor stocks. And so when they're on the upswing, it's fun, man. It's a party. When they start going flatline, you know, you are you got to already have moved on. you got already have moved on because by the flatline cycle comes the stock's already down 50 60 70 80% depending upon what type of company you're in at that particular time right so but anyways Micron I think goes on the AMD party that's my opinion and of course maybe the party never exists so that's something to keep in mind there but I think the party does exist high probability of it and MU will go along with it and next thing you know you'll see MU back well over $1,000 again if not approaching that $1,200 plus range once again. Okay. All righty then. Next up here, let's talk about have SAS stocks finally bottomed. We'll speak about Service Now and Salesforce and Palunteer and all these sorts of stocks. Then we'll talk about the perfect easy money stock to buy now. Okay. So, first off, listen, I hope they've all bottomed. Uh, so I have some substantial positions in the public account that are SAS related, right? Palunteer gets thrown in that category. That's a $131,000 position. Service Now gets thrown in that category, right? Service Now sitting on $7,000 of profit so far. Palanteer, $124,000 of profits. You know, obviously I took the far majority of my profits already in Palunteer last year, right? Um that's $128,000 position. And then we got Salesforce, which down 24K on $184,000 position. So do the math on that. That's way over $400,000 I have in SAS type companies, right? And so naturally, I I don't really want to put more money in those stocks. I'm good with what I have in the public account in those positions. So like my hope is they go up, right? So I'm a little biased, but I kind of try to always look at what is my actual opinion. Okay, so the easiest one to call a bottom in in that we've already bottomed and we're heading up from here is Service Now by a mile. Okay, this is a year-to- date of service now, right? This one's showing you the clearest bottom of any of the stocks, just to be honest, right? So, we hit that bottom in April. Keep in mind that April time frame, that was peak negativity in regards to the SAS space. I mean, never in my time of being in the stock market since '08 have I seen everybody so negative on on SAS related companies. Never. That was the peak fear negativity like no one's going to use SAS anymore. They're only going to use I don't know LLM somehow and you know Claude and products from Anthropic and all these other companies. And so that was just a viewpoint at that particular time and it was just brutal. Right now since that time period when the stock bottomed in the 80s there every time the stock goes down it doesn't even it doesn't it doesn't go down to that price. It's it's a higher low every single time, right? So, here we got a higher low. The next one, the next go round on the downside, another higher low. The next go round, another higher low. The next go around, another higher low. So, we've now had, you know, four periods when the stock goes down of higher lows essentially, right? So, I think that's something that, you know, from that April bottom. So, I think that's something worth looking at and being like, okay, every time this stock does go down, so you know, there's going to be the next time it goes down, it's going to be a new higher low again likely, right? And so, this shows you like a confirmation of like investors are willing to buy the dips on Service Now. And so, it can't push down to where it used to be able to push down to, right? Unless there's such a big fundamental change in Service Now that would get the stock to capitulate so bad that it would break that April bottom or something like that, right? But that would need to be very very very bad. So has Service Now bottomed? Yes, unless the fundamentals of the entire company completely disintegrate. Outside of that, yeah, the the bottom is already in for Service Now. And in I think this recent run is bigger confirmation cuz with the Service Now latest earnings report, the profitability took a big hit that quarter, right? And additionally, the revenue guide wasn't exciting. So with both of those in there, the fact that the stock didn't even remotely close get close to like a new bottom and it actually was a higher bottom than the previous bottom. That's actually a very bullish signal there. Okay, next one up here. Palanteer, listen. Palunteer is questionable. Okay, it's a questionable bottom now at this point in time. This stock went under 110, you know, just uh last month, right? But this one's a questionable bottom. And the reason being is Palanteer is about to, when I say about to, it's either this quarter or next quarter likely going to start to see their revenue growth decelerate. That does not mean their revenue growth is going negative for anybody that's new to the market watching this video right now. It's a deceleration and it's going to occur either likely this quarter or next quarter in my personal opinion. And so, how does a market take that? How do investors take that when the top's finally been called in terms of revenue acceleration? Right? I don't know. That's going to be really interesting. And so it's going to be a big test for Palanteer stock when that does happen because you haven't got that yet. It's just been accelerating, accelerating, accelerating growth for, you know, quarters and quarters and quarters and quarters and quarters now at this point in time. But either this quarter, next quarter, we're going to finally have it hit where it's like, oh shoot, like Palanteer's revenue growth is decelerating. Of course, maybe that doesn't happen. Palanteer is uh just accelerates revenue growth for all of eternity. But considering no company ever has done that and no company ever will do that, it's not happening. Okay, so the moral of the story is we're about to get a really interesting test for Palanteer. So I think it's dangerous to call a bottom in Palunteer. Now at this point in time, we got to wait to see how the investors and how the market reacts to a revenue growth dell. Okay, what about Salesforce CRM? Big investment for me. If we get a scenario here when the Salesforce numbers come out, which Salesforce numbers are still a little while away, okay, if Salesforce CRM revenue accelerates, the bottom's already in for for Salesforce and the stock's going really high, a lot higher from here essentially. Okay, but we got to get a nice revenue acceleration. I'm talking a 14 15% revenue growth number. If they could do 16%, it'd be even better. We also got to get a good guidance. You get a good revenue acceleration ahead of Wall Street expectations. You get a good guidance number ahead of Wall Street expectations. Like this stock's going back to the twos, right? Back to 200 plus. But if there's weak guidance, I I think we got a questionable bottom here. If they guide for like 11% or even 12% revenue growth for next quarter, especially if it's 10%. Uh we might be going right back down to 150. Okay. So that's that's what I'll say about that. Right now do keep in mind Salesforce is led by Mark Beni off. You got to understand there are certain CEOs that Wall Street loves to bet on. Wall Street loves Mark Beni off. They love Mark Beni off. Okay. So if the guy is good, if the revenue comes in with a nice beat and remember profitability is actually not the main worry in the short term with the with the SA, you know, Salesforce Service Now type stocks. people are really just concerned about revenue growth, right? And and you know, because if your revenue growth is quite a bit higher than expectations and the case around you being a uh a casualty in this whole AI um war, right, it it starts to erode. So, they love betting off. Why do they love betting off? He's made he's made Wall Street and he's made big money, fortunes of money over time, right? They built this company from a nothing company 20 25 years ago into this gigantic SAS company that's just you know gobbles up competitors and gobbles up you know uh new exciting new products and those sorts of things and so at the end of the day like they want to buy Salesforce stock and that's why I say like if the revenue comes in has a decent beat there and the guidance is quite a bit ahead of Wall Street by at least two percentage points this stock could pop 10 20% on those earnings like significantly. And you'll see the stock back with a two in front of it again. They love them. They want to own it, but they just don't feel comfortable because the revenue growth has been lagging. Got to come through with the big numbers and then we'll get a clear like, oh, this stock has bottom and we're moving up from here, right? And then it'll be party time in regards to that. Okay. So that was Service Now, Salesforce, Palunteer, my opinion on if those stocks have bottomed and where those stocks are headed from here. Okay, number three. Hope you guys are enjoying this. Hope you get a lot of value out of it. Number three, let's talk about a perfect easy money stock to buy. Now, okay listen. On Saturday night, right, I was with a friend. We went to play craps at Green Valley Ranch. And man, this guy, this this older gentleman, he was having he was just rolling those dice, man. And I only play with $300 if I ever go to the casino because a friend wants to go or family member or something like that, right? Cuz no matter what how much I play with, like I lose or make like six figures plus every single day I wake up in the stock market. So, you know, it's nothing I'm going to be all play with. The casino is going to get me going. So, it's just for fun, right? So, I turn my 300 into just under a,000. I tip the dealers out and then I got 900 bucks. So, I take my 900 bucks and then we go to zero zero bond at the win after, right? And we're waiting for the ladies to get done their thing they were doing. So, they were supposed to meet us there. And so, now we're playing roulette, right? And I got my $900 and I'm betting 25 bucks on like the zero, the two, the one, the three. I'm like doing dumb bets, right? I mean, all bets are dumb at the casino, but this is extra dumb and it's super risky, but I'm like just trying to hit something crazy, right? And so, I lost all $900. All all the profit I made at Green Valley Ranch and then all the uh uh the other $300 I initially started with, lost it all. Right now, what I just described to you right there, that is how investors play the market sometimes, right? And especially not experienced people, maybe people in their first year or two, they're trying to hit the big one. They, you know, and so they are taking these gamles and taking these risks that are just not intelligent, right? They're hoping to hit the next Tesla. They're hoping to hit the next Palunteer and they don't understand you got to let those stocks come to you. You can't force it. You can't force it. Hoping you hit hit the big one. No. Okay. No. Same thing in baseball, right? You know, you could swing every time for a home run, but you're going to strike out. There's nothing wrong with hitting a single. There's nothing wrong with hitting a double. And the same exact thing in the stock market. Don't think like the only way to, you know, have success in this game is you got to always find the home run. The home runs will come to you when they come to you. build a great portfolio around GVD, growth stocks, value stocks, dividend stocks, so you can like make it out to the other side of bare markets so you can thrive in the bull markets. And there's going to be some times that you invest into a stock that you think is just a single double situation and it ends up being way better than that. And there's going to be plenty of stocks that you invest in and you're really hyped on and you're really excited about and you think it's the next home run. You think it's the next Palanteer or the next Tesla or the next AMD or the next Meta or whatever. And guess what? It's not going to be and you're going to lose a lot of money. And so that's where building a great portfolio of growth value dividend stocks all around comes in handy. That's where diversification, that's why, you know, I preach if you're going to be an individual stock picker like me, 10 to 25 stocks. If you're been super experienced in the market, you got tons of money, you could take it up to maybe 25 positions, right? If you're more modest amounts, maybe 10 stocks, 15 stocks, 20 stocks, something like that, right? So, here's the deal, okay? There's this company. It's a beautiful company. Their latest quarterly results just came out. I rated them an A minus. This company comes through with their numbers almost every quarter. They got a super stable business model. Super stable business model. I'm going to show you my projections just a minute and where the stock's headed and you'll realize, gosh, this is a pretty darn attractive opportunity here, right? And even my bare case on the stock's very attractive, but their revenue growth was low double digits in the latest quarter. They have one spending problem on this one line item here. Now, the big thing with this one line item where their expenses are really high is take a peek at this over time. So, this particular line item was 1.3 billion, right? Then it goes to almost 1.5 billion. Then it jumps up to 1.95 billion. Okay. Then a very modest increase to 1.97 billion. In this latest quarter it actually decreased to 1.94 billion. Which means after next quarter they're going to start comping against all these quarters where they're like at a $2 billion run rate, right? Which means this particular line item the growth there is going to be much more modest. This was just an insane year in terms of how much they increased their expenses here. So, the moral of the story is here, this insanity of this particular line item where it's like 50% growth, it's about to get a lot more modest over the next several quarters. And suddenly, what is that going to mean? I'll tell you what it's going to mean. The earnings per share is going to jump sign significantly because the revenue growth is going to keep coming through. Meanwhile, that line item is not going to be showing insane growth. And so, the earnings per share growth in future quarters is going to start getting very exciting. And this line item that could scare investors away right now is going to stop scaring people nearly as you know, not nearly as much. So, that's very, very, very, very good news. Okay. Now, the other line item was a little questionable was 13% growth here in this particular line item. But if you look here, they had a comp. They did an 8 817 number here, right? But they had to comp that against a 720. So the next quarter coming up here, they're going to be comping against a 751. So I wouldn't be surprised if that number shows lower as well. Maybe that's like a 10% growth year-over-year or something like that. And then after that, then they comp. So this company is going to keep coming through because it's a membershipbased model. They're going to keep coming through with the respectable double-digit growth, but the expenses is not going to be nearly as much of a problem, especially after the next quarter, which means earnings per share could get very exciting for this particular company. And this particular company is American Express. I think this represents the perfect easy single or double type stock, right, that you can just own. you can buy a big stake in, you can own it, make your dividends on the stock, make capital appreciation over time, and just be able to sleep well at night, right? And I'll show you my projections for the stock. And I think they're going to be pretty astonishing to a lot of individuals out there. Keep in mind, American Express is one of Warren Buffett's biggest positions. Okay, here we go. This is my bull case for Amex. Uh 10% revenue growth, not a crazy number at all. 15% net income growth, right? 30 to 35p they'd be able to command for this sort of business model at those sorts of growth rates consistently right and keep in mind they're going to likely buy a lot of shares back as well in this scenario I'd get probably a 30%ish kagar compound annual growth rate here my base case this is what I actually expect right 8% revenue growth 12% net income growth 28 to 33p I think is fair for a company like ax growing at these sorts of growth rates and we're talking about a mid20s compound annual growth rate I mean that's I like that I like that a whole lot. What about my bare case? My bare case still gets me double digit returns. This is why I have to bet on Amex stock right now. I'm going to get double digit returns from a bare case. A bare case. Look at this. My bare case is depressing. 5% revenue growth on average over the coming years. 8% net income growth on average over the coming years. 20 to 25 PE and I still get 10 to 16% compounded annual growth rate. Amex stock is an easy money stock in my personal opinion and we'll see how that plays out over the next few years. Okay, I hope you guys really enjoyed today's video. I hope you loved it. We got earnings in Sandy coming. I'm going to try to keep you guys up to date with everything going on out there. If you are somebody that you, you know, you kind of want to take investing a lot more serious than what you've been taking, you actually want to know this stuff all on a high level. You want access to all my best course curriculums. You want access to my private Discord chat. You want access to thousandx.com. You want access to exclusive weekly videos, me teaching you all this stuff, me showing you the moves I'm making in the market. That will be the pinned comment down there. 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