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Celsius, the wealthiest. Look at this stock running up $11,000 here today on Celsius stock in the public account. Congratulations to everybody that's uh been out there kind of acquiring some shares recently in regards to Celsius stock. Now $57,000 on this one. This stock is insanely strong. Everyone was given up on the stock like less than 3 weeks ago, right? And look at this move in less than 3 weeks. 48%. That's an extraordinary move. That's a usually a move that people would hope to get an S&P 500 over 2 or 3 years and it's given you that in less than 3 weeks. Now at this point in time, Elf on the Shelf. Congratulations to any Elf on the Shelf shareholders watching us here today. That stock continues to move up another 6,000 plus dollars on ELF here today. Look at this. I mean, up now, 1355% on ELF stock since I acquired shares back in 2019. And look at this. even since those shares I acquired back in the 5th of June. I mean, it's already over a 2x just since that particular time. Like, unbelievable. This is the biggest ELF position I have in one of my private portfolios. I don't know if you guys are aware or not, but in this particular portfolio, I have $3,600 shares now up $172,000 on Eto. That stock continues to run heavy. Speaking about running baby, EL stock Estee Louder, say it louder for the people in the back. Now 50% on the stock in the public account. Up another $4,000 here today up $62,000 in total. Then we have the Usain Boltup runners. Look at Cheesecake Factory. Oh my gosh. $240,000 up now on Cheesecake. Up another $4,000 plus dollars here today on Cheesecake Factory. Extraordinary. Look at the threemonth performance. cake is decimating all almost 82% gain. Uh even you think about red hot stocks over the past three months like Palunteer, Service Now, CRM, those are a 15% 26% 30% gains. There's Cheesecake at almost a 82% gain in the last three months. Right? Chip stocks have had a past a tough past 3 months. MU is up about 4%. Uh Nvidia is down 4%. SanDisk down 6.6%. AMD down over 7%. We might talk about AMD at some point in this video here today. Okay. All righty, ladies and gentlemen. There's four core subjects I want to get into here today. Number one, we're going to discuss him stock in this video. Okay. There was some news that came out in regards to HIMS. Um stock went down heavy. I want to talk about that. Second subject we're going to speak about here today is a new stock that I might buy. That has me very intrigued. We'll talk about uh what price is. We'll talk about when I'm looking to buy that stock. All those sorts of things. Third subject we'll get into here today is a stock that is ready to make us fortunes up next. And I mean it's a runner. Okay. And number four subject we'll get into here today. I thought this one could be really fun. We'll talk about the stocks that I own that I believe have the most upside for the remainder of this year. So let's talk about September through December. So I thought that could be a fun little subject to uh talk about here today. One thing one thing only I need from you guys if you have not already done so. Please just smash the like button. That little thumbs up icon if you can just make it glow. Even if you're watching this on the TV, I heard you can smash a like on the TV as well. That's all I need from you. Make sure you're subscribed here to the channel if you're not already subscribed. We're at a new all-time high subscribers in the history of this channel channel now over 950,000. And yes indeed, just uh this weekend I got to pick up the new car. I hope you guys had a great weekend out there. But got to pick up the SF90 this weekend. Oh man, it's a fun car. I got to tell you guys, it's a fun car. It's a beautiful car. If you want to see a ton of photos of it and stuff, check it out on IG. I posted that this weekend and I would love to hear from you guys in the comments section. Do you because I posted this on my X page just a bit ago. I said, would you rather take my 2024 lineup of cars I had or my current lineup? And so the 2024 lineup was the Roma, the Model S Plaid and then the Model X long range or would you rather have my current which is the SF90 and a Model X Plaid? Two cars versus three. Let me know in the comments section. I'd love to hear from you guys as always. Okay. Okay, so let's get rolling here. Let's talk him stock first off. Listen, Himmtock got hammered here today. Down 8% roughly, right? Tough day for himtock of the stocks on my watch list. You know, 4,000x stocks.com that was the worst performer here today. So, HIMS has had a tough past year. Stock is down 30% over the past year. It's up quite a bit from the lows. It reached of the high teens though, but it's overall it's just had a very tough year, right? So, the newest negative thing that came out for Hims and Hers, it's facing penalties from Visa for credit card disputes. Oh, this is interesting, right? Visa will assess penalties on him and hers close to $75,000 in September after receiving thousands of complaints related to credit card disputes. A telealth provider will put uh put into Visa's acquire monitoring program following a rise in disputes in July. Bloomberg reported each dispute carries an $8 penalty. The complaints apparently have to do with weight loss derug subscriptions. Hims and hers didn't find out it was placed into the program until early earlier in August when payment processor Stripe notified it. Um so to exit Visa's program, Hims and hers must cut dispute rate below 1.5% of transactions for 3 months. So yeah, they have nearly 3 million customers at HMS, right? And if you've never run a business before, you might look at this and be like, "What? They have thousands of complaints, credit card disputes. What the heck is going on here?" Right? This could be really, really scary. If you run a business before, though, you know, this is part of doing business. And the more customers you have, the more disputes you're going to have. Now, you always want to keep it under the 1.5%. That's very key if you run a business, right? But you're always going to have disputes. And the more customer, like if you got thousands of customers, you're going to have at least tens of customers that have disputes with you, right? It's just the math on it, if not hundred plus, depending upon how many customers. So, if you got several million customers, you got to understand you're going to have thousands of disputes. Like, it's just how it works. You want to know a big dog company? Netflix. Netflix has chargebacks likely of like and no one knows for sure but it's estimated that has chargebacks of like two million if not more than two million a year. Now that might sound insane like oh my gosh so many disputes so many chargebacks but at the end of the day Netflix has nearly like 300 million subscribers. So out of that as a percent it's not that high. So it's all about the percentage. The percentage is what really matters in this game. And so I understand it's a scary thing. Now, I will say this is more ammo. If let's say states try to go after HIMS and try to, you know, find them or something like that, this is going to be more like evidence that they could use that hymns might have to pay states for penalties, might have to change the way they do their subscriptions, the way they notify people. Like all those things are something that has to be understood in regards to the situation, right? So, it's like it's an important matter, but it's not like oh my gosh, the end of the world. like no business has ever had, you know, disputes before. Like this is uh pretty common. You just got to keep it under that 1.5%. It sounds like they went over the 1.5%. Right now, here's my two cents in regards to him stock and buying him stock and those sorts of things. Okay, listen. It's always something with this company. It's always something with this company. Like it just seems like sometimes they can't get out of their own way. Like there's always just some bad news that comes out of nowhere, right? So the moral of the story is here. If you want to be a himsl long, right, you want to buy the stock, you got to be long and strong. You cannot be the type of person that is easily shaken out of stocks. Like, if you're the type of person that's easily shaking out stocks, you're going to get shaken out of him. Easy peasy lemon squeezy because there it just is always something. If it's not this is some other news report like a week from now or a month from now, it's going to come out that's going to be negative. And so it's just one of those sorts of stocks that just seems to always find its place with a negative headline, right? And so just you just got to understand if you want to be long hymns, you better have the strong hands because if you don't, you're going to get thrown out of this stock real quick. And you know, some people have some people have this stomach and we don't talk about that probably enough on the channel, right? There's a certain type of stomach you got to have in the stock market to be an individual stock picker in general, right? and be able to hold your stocks through down moves in the market when all a sudden one of your stocks is down 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, whatever the number is, right? And it happens in the course of weeks or happens in the course of months, right? And you're going to have the stomach to be able to handle that volatility. Same thing with the market downturn. Next thing you know, S&P 500 goes down 20%. Not everybody going to make it through that. And as somebody that's been on YouTube now, you know, I've been on social media posting since 2016, right? That's when I started the YouTube channel. I've seen plenty of bare markets just in, you know, never mind investing career which started 18 years ago, but just since I've been on YouTube, I've seen so many like, you know, ups and downs in the market and crashes and bare markets and then comebacks and all these sorts of things, right? And every single time a lot of people get washed out and so you got to have the stomach for this game. It's a, you know, the numbers are so important, right? Is this company a good deal, a bad deal? Understanding running projections on companies, income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, uh understanding PE ratios, understanding growth rates, and understanding if this company's growing at this, but they have this PE ratio, is that a good deal or a bad deal? Understanding Moes around business, all this stuff so key, and it's a lot of numbers based stuff. It's a lot of math. It's a lot of, you know, um, understanding of business models and it's a lot of logic. But then there's the part that not enough people talk about and it's that stomach. It's that being able to handle the volatility. And not everybody's got it. And the way you can get it, you know how you you know how you get a stomach in this game? You got to do two things. You got to really want it. You got to really want it, man. It's It's like tackle football. Tackle football. You ever played tackle football before? If you're not, you probably can't resonate with this, but for my people that played tackle football before, you know, we separate the boys from the men, right? And when you start putting on those pads and you start hitting, not everybody's built for that life, right? Not everybody's built for that life. And the same thing with the stock market. When you actually get in the market, you start doing this game, you're going to find out some people are built for this and some people just aren't. And that's fine. Not everybody's ready to get smacked going 20 miles per hour, right? in full pads. And guess what? Not everybody's built to have the fluctuations of their portfolio on a daily basis, right? And the other way you do it is you got to get experience. The more experience you get in this game, the more you'll be able to handle the volatility, the ups and the downs. Once you go through your first bare market, your first crash, and you make it out to the other side, and you say, "Gosh, I survived it. Woof. Whoa." And you survive your first stock crash. You know, I've been in the market 18 years. I've had plenty of my stocks that I believed in crash. Oh my gosh, plenty of them, right? Plenty of stocks I had to sell for big losses, tens of thousand dollars, hundreds of thousand dollar. My worst loss ever on a stock was a million plus dollars, right? Cost of doing business. Cost of doing business. But you only get to that place by having a lot of success and getting a lot of experience in the market. And so all these incredible stocks that have had these incredible gains on, made so much money, you just got to understand, you know, we had to go through big losses, too. We had to go through ones that didn't work out. That's part of doing this. And so get that experience in the market and you'll be able to get the stomach for it better, right? All right. Next up here, let's talk about a new stock I might buy. Let me explain the stocks and I'll let people understand it. And then we'll get into a stock that's ready to make us fortunes next. And then we'll talk about the stocks that I own that I believe has the most upside between now and the end of the year. Okay? Alrighty. So look at that. this particular stock. Oh my gosh, it's down almost 80% 80% in the past 5 years, right? Absolutely incredible. But I'm a sucker for a destroyed stock and this stock has been absolutely decimated and I'm always a sucker for them. Right now, this particular company is headed in the right direction in regards to cash balance. It's as of last quarter, they announced they had almost $54 million in cash on the balance sheet. There's been something that had been worrying me about this company. The cash balance had gotten down to $30 million and I'm like, for a company this size, not good. So, cash balance hasn't quite doubled, but it's getting close to there. Right? That's something that gives me some some interest. And let me explain the stock a little bit so you understand my bold case around the stock and why I'm interested in potentially buying and then I'll explain when I would like to buy the stock. Okay? Listen, it's RH. RH, if you don't know, is a very high-end furniture company. This is a stock I've tracked for years, and I will say I'm the closest to buying the stock that I've been, right? And so, this is a high-end furniture company. This is what their stores look like. Some of you guys might be familiar with it. Some of you might not be familiar with it. Uh, for many of their stores, they also put a high-end fancy restaurant on the top level as well. And their food's actually amazing. Ask anybody that's ever been to the RH restaurants. They're going to tell you the food's amazing. But food's not how they make the money. They just put those food locations just to give them give people another reason to go to these go to these stores essentially, right? Because it's a furniture store. And so it just gives them more exposure of like having these very fine dining restaurants on their roof. People go there, they have a great meal and they just kind of be associated with a brand even if they're not a customer. And this is, you know, what their stores look like. Absolutely incredible, right? And their furniture is very expensive, very nice. Now when it comes to this company right there's something happens recently that gives me some more confidence in the future of this business and it's they turned their free cash flow positive right now over here what you're seeing for these numbers here keep in mind their fiscal year ends at the in January of each new year right so when you're looking at 2026 numbers just understand that's really 25 numbers when you're looking at 25 numbers understand that's really like 2024 right when it comes to calendar year right but last year they brought in free cash flow about 250 million, but that was after the previous year they had a free cash flow negative. The previous year, free cash flow negative, right? And so last time they had free cash flow positive was really like the year 2022, even though once again it's their fiscal year 2023. And then before that, they had really positive free cash flow of almost, you know, a half a billion dollars. And that was really 2021. That's when their business was peaking during, you know, right after the shutdowns and all that sort of stuff, right? So I love a company like RH. And the reason I do, right, in a business model like an RH is, if you know me, you know I really like to bet on the high-end companies, right? So, if you know me, you know I've always loved Win Resorts. It's a company I own. It's not a stock I own the public account, but it is a stock I own in other portfolios, including, I believe I own Wind Resorts, uh, a pretty significant position in the Patreon portfolio, right? As well as private portfolios. I like betting on the high end, right? And it's really the only time I like to bet on niche market is if I'm betting super high-end company, right? So, think of it like this, right? A company like Whit, they have these amazing resorts and their resorts really attract the top 10% of wealth, a top 10% of like, you know, big money folks, right? So, let's say you're running a casino and, you know, it's, you know, caters to the masses and the masses maybe come with $200 to play with, right? And so you need 10,000 customers to make $2 million, right? To bring in $2 million of gaming revenue, you need and that's assuming all those customers all lose the $200, right? Need a lot of customers, 10,000. A company like Win on the other hand, a guy can come in to win and lose two $2 million in a weekend. One customer because they got big money people, billionaires come to gamble at Win Resorts. People with hund00 million plus net worth come come to gamble at win resorts. Millionaires, multi-millionaires, right? So a guy with a $900 million net worth can easily go below $2 million in a weekend gambling at the win, right? And for him it's just not much. The same way, you know, somebody that's, you know, works for 50k a year comes and spends $200 at, I don't know, Caesar's Palace or the Rio or whatever property, right? So that's what's amazing about the business model. one customer, you can make two million. Or 10,000 customers, you can make two million. Right? I like to deal with companies that need one customer and they can make two million. Right? I've always really loved LVMH's business model. I've never personally owned a stock, but I love it. Right? I mean, it's amazing. They can sell a $4,000 purse, one customer, $4,000 of revenue versus, you know, another company needs to sell to a 100 customers a $40 purse, right? And so they can both bring in the same revenue, but these margins are going to be just much better, much better margins than this particular company. Right? If I was to say, okay, what automaker, you know, obviously the only automaker I've ever owned in my entire investing history was Tesla, and that was a crazy money maker for us back in the day, right? But if you told me to go buy a an automaker, guess what, man? The only automaker I'd go buy was Ferrari. Cuz Ferrari makes like $100,000 plus on a vehicle. That's an incredible profit, right? I'd much rather go with them, a niche player that can make $100,000 plus a profit a car versus GM who could maybe make 2K or maybe take a loss. A BYD or Toyota that's maybe trying to make $1,000 here and there or Volkswagen trying to make 900 bucks, right? Or Ford that might make profit one day and might lose money the next day, right? Or these other companies that lose huge money. So, I'm good on those. If you told me I go buy an automaker, I'll go buy, you know, Ferrari. Yeah, maybe they only sell, who knows, 10,000 cars a year or whatever number it is, but that's fine with me. I'd rather the company that is dealing with the high-end, they're likely going to have be in a much stronger financial position. Guess what? Their customers, their customers are going to buy stuff regardless of the economy. Economy great, economy, okay, economy bad. Their customers are going to come through and spend money cuz rich people always got money. Right? Now, when it comes to furniture, it's very important you understand this, okay? They might be a more niche market, but you got to understand that the the amount of money people spend on furniture goes up dramatically depending upon what caliber of home they have, right? So, when I finally started moving out of apartments, right, we had our second child. She was like, "Okay, let's let's move out of an apartment. Let's start, you know, I wasn't ready to buy a home yet. So, I was like, "Let me rent a home." Right? So, I rented my first home in 2017. And in that particular home, I spent a max of $7,000 on furniture, but it was probably closer to like 5K realistically, right? Renting that first home that was 2,700 square ft. Okay? Now, fast forward over the years, I buy a home and then another home and then another home, right? And so, think about my last home I had, this one right here, right? This particular home that NA came and filmed, right? It ended up selling for $3 million. that home, all the furniture and whatnot in that home was about $150,000. Okay, think about the dramatic difference between me renting that home in 2017 versus this owning this home, you know, many years later. I bought this home in what, 2021, right? Then think about the home I live in now. Yeah, I'm spending even more money on the furniture and and furniture related things in this home than I did the previous home. Right? Now, think about a guy that would buy this house that's for sale for $20 million. This 14,000 foot behemoth that's close to me here, right? You buy a house like that, $20 million house, $14,000 ft, you're going to easily probably spend $500,000 just on furniture, right? So, that's the difference we're talking about here. You know, if somebody moves into an apartment or they move into a home, whether they rent it or buy it, their budget for furniture is maybe a few thousand. And think about the margins and how small those are on that, right? Versus somebody moves into these houses. Yeah, it's more niche market, but somebody's coming to spend six figures, multi6 figures. I mean, I've heard it before where some people will spend seven figures plus just on the furnishings of a super high-end property. Like, think about that for a moment. So, that's the thing I really like about RH. They really, really cater to that high-end and that market spends big money on their products. Right now, next thing I'll say here, right, is when would I buy a stock like this? Listen, I'm closer to buying a stock than I've ever been, right? Um, I would like to start a position, but I would like to start a position when the S&P 500 goes through some some turbulence, let's call it, right? I would like it to buy the stock when the S&P 500 is like down 10% or more from its recent highs. Right? Right now, we're still too close to an all-time high. We're not at alltime highs right now, but we're still too close for me to really start a position because RH always gets hit when the market gets hit as well, right? So, assuming I can see RH continue to build their next earnings will come out probably in about a month. Assuming they continue to build cash on the balance sheet that gives the business more protection and assuming we have some sort of, you know, I don't need the market to crash by RH. I just need a down move in the market that's something of significance, right? We did that and I could see myself starting a position in a company like RH and being very very interesting. Right now keep in mind when this company was at its peak before they were bringing in net income of you know $500 to 700 million. So if you could go back to those places which I think it'll be able to do over the coming years you could be talking about a 5 to7 billion market cap. Right now the market cap's in the twos right super long term. As long as this company never goes bankrupt and they make it out to the other side, continue to build their brand, they can long super long-term likely get to a billion dollars a year in net income and that you know this company should never probably trade at a very high P ratio. So probably slap a 12 to 15 P ratio on this one, right? So at that particular time you probably get a 12 billion to$15 billion market cap, right? And right now once again the market cap's in the $2 billion range. So yeah, we get the stock down some more, balance sheet gets a little better, some turbulence in the market, and then I have some asymmetric upside in the stock. It gets very intriguing. Now, you got to always kind of look at something like this and say, what is this closest competitor? Cuz it's really hard to say there's a super close competitor to RH cuz they're in such the high market, right? They're really interior design. Most of their competitors, competitors, if you want to call them that, they don't have scale. And so it's really tough to compete with RH. But if I was to say this is a closest competitor to RH, it's this company, William Sonoma. Ticker symbol on this one, WSM. It's a $28 billion billion dollar market cap. So you know, just so you understand where their goalpost is. If you don't know William Sonoma, they own William Sonoma, they own Pottery Barn, and then Westm. And they own a few other brands as well, but those are their main ones, right? William Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Westm. And man, you know, yeah, that's, you know, they're basically over 10x over 10x the size of RH. So if RH could ever become as, you know, if they could ever put themselves as in great of a financial position on William Sonoma, we could say the stock has a 10x plus upside, right? But you don't want to bet on that. And RH has a long way to go as they continue to build that brand. But Gary's done a good job over time. He made a big huge mistake. You know, the only thing I really disagree with Gary on over the years, because I once again, I tracked this company forever. The only big mistake he made was he did a huge share buyback a few years ago at a bad price and a bad market in my opinion. And um he thought I think he could time the bottom and he just got it wrong. He put the balance sheet in a really bad position. So if the balance sheet was in the great position it used to be in, I would already be buying the stock right now. Instead, I'm like, I'll wait for the the the very best price on this one, right? And you know, there's other stocks out in the market that I'm always looking to buy as well. So, you know, RH, a company like RH has to fight against other companies for my money. That's something to keep in mind here, right? All right. Let's talk about a stock that's going to make us fortunes next, and then we'll talk about my stocks. They have the most uh upside for the remainder of this year. Okay. All righty. So, let's get rolling here. Celsius, the wealthiest. Celsius, the wealthiest. Okay. The run is on. It's going to continue on in my opinion. Right. So, we have a lot of positives going on here. Okay. You guys didn't hear about this news. This came out about two weeks ago. Eric Hansen, Celsius Holdings President, chief operating officer is out. Okay. Now, this was a big move. So, they also made this gentleman the executive vice president of North American sales. Okay. And he's an insider of the company. And then they also made this gentleman the well he was the former chief customer officer, right? He was appointed to a newly created role of chief business transformation officer. So they're kind of sounds like they're like dividing up this old guy's role, Eric Hansen, into two separate roles here, right? So I think it's a step in the right direction. Now the other thing that was weird about this Eric Hansen is he was brought in in early 2025. So basically he lasted about a year and a half roughly and then he was out. So he must have been not doing a good job, right? And so when you have a situation like Celsius where the numbers were not exciting enough to investors and the stock price kept going down, somebody's head's got to roll. And so it ended up being this Eric Hansen who was a president and chief operating officer of the company, right? And so that's going to give investors some confidence that Celsius is not afraid to make the right moves to put the company in the best position possible to move forward. Right now, when it comes to Celsius, it's $8 billion market cap as of right now. You got to understand with Celsius, you're getting about 20 they have roughly about 20% uh market share in the United States of America for energy drinks. Now, think about how large the energy drink category is. And you got to say to yourself, what would you pay as just an overall price if you could say, I'm going to own 20% roughly of the market share of the energy drink category in the United States? I mean, that's a that's a big huge market. Like, think about all the convenience stores and all the Walmarts and food stores and the Sam's Club and the Costos and all these stores that just sell massive amounts of energy drinks, right? And just think about all that for a moment and then consider what would it be like to own 20%. What what would it what would it be like to to basically sell two out of every 10 uh people that go to buy one is buying from your company? That's special. That's very very special. Right? So right off the bat that just sounds like a very undervalued proposition that I could pay that. Right? But we also have to remember Stheast has a lot of long-term international expansion. Remember, it's not just, oh, we're getting 20% US market share. It's about, well, could Celsius grab 25%, 30% USA market share over time. And then international, right? You look at a company like Monster, the Monster, I used to own this company back in the day when it's Hansen's Natural Beverage, right? Their market cap's just under hundred billion. It's about $96 billion market cap roughly on Monster, right? So, think about that. You know, that's roughly what about 11x of what Celsius is, right? Now, Monster of course they have, you know, about 30 35% market share somewhere in there roughly. So, definitely significantly bigger in the US than Celsius is, but Celsius is growing rapidly. So, is it possible that Celsius gets to 25% market share? I mean, if they do a great job with their brands, it's very possible they could get to 25 27% market share, right? And that's going to come out of somebody. I don't know if it's going to come out of Red Bull or if it's going to come out of Monster, but if they get there, it's going to come out of somebody, right? They're going to eat up that market share. But the once again, the big thing with Monster is they do incredible amount of business international and Celsius is just so small on an international basis right now. So, they don't have that big footprint, but they can get there over time. So understand there's a long upside ahead in my opinion for a company like Celsius and it can continue to make us fortunes of money for a long time to go in the future. Right now what happens with this whole Rockstar CEO situation, we'll see what happens with that. That's going to be what that's going to be in the short term. I don't know. Maybe they sell off the brand to him over time. Maybe they let him have a seat on the board of directors of Celsius. Like I don't know what's going to transpire there, but you know, I doubt they're going to make him the CEO of the company. I think he just kind of took an approach that he wants something. I don't know if he wants to try to buy the Rockstar brand from them. I don't know if he wants a board seat. I don't think he actually probably wants to be CEO. That's my personal opinion. I could be wrong about that. I think he was just like, "Let me put the biggest ask out there. It's like a a Trump type thing, right? If you know it's a whole art of the deal, like you go for the craziest, biggest thing, most shocking thing first and then you kind of come back and negotiate down from there." So, but we'll see what happens with that. So, that is what that is. Okay. All right. Next up here, let's talk about the stocks that I own that I think that have the most upside between now and the end of the year. Okay, listen. First off, you got to understand, right? I'm about to share some stocks that I think have the most upside. Don't let that unfocus you from the long term because I'm about to share what stocks I think have the most upside between now and the end of the year. But who cares in regards to building a portfolio around that? I I am not gonna like say, "Oh, I gotta buy this stock heavier because I think it's going to do better between now and the end of the year." I think big. I think long term. I think I want the loaf of bread. I'm not thinking the breadcrumbs, right? So, it's a fun subject to discuss and, you know, for me to give my opinions and perspectives on, but I'm not going to make any moves based upon this just because there's certain stocks I think are going to do great between now and the end of the year. I'm not going to make any moves based upon that. You've got to stay focused on long term, right? I posted my uh public account here at ANX. It's over $4.7 million, right? It got there from long-term focus, not be a which stock do I think is going to do the best over the next four months. It was a long-term focus to get the public count there, right? We've got that portfolio up and rolling in like 2018 and now to look at it at $4.7 million. We'll see where it ends this year. I wouldn't be surprised if it ends this year with a five in front of it, right? I mean, think about that for a moment. That's incredible. But it it happened from long-term focus, right? got the SF90, bought that baby cash this weekend, right? Like that's a long grind to get there and it was a long-term focus. It didn't just happen overnight and I just want to wake up and buy an SF90, right? Long-term focus. And so for those of you guys that want to play this game on the highest level possible, you have big goals and ambitions you want to accomplish over the next 5, 10, 15, 20 years, right? You want to become the most confident investor you can. The pinned comment down there today, I could teach you all this stuff. If you want access to everything, that will be the pin comment down there. Apply to join us inside my private group and let's get you up to the highest level possible and get you to long-term focus on these things so you can achieve and become the best you you can become and build your numbers and build your portfolio as far as you can possibly build it, right? But you got to know all this stuff. You don't know what you're doing. You're just gambling money in the market. You think you're going to get a $4.7 million portfolio. You think you're going to get an SF90. You think you, you know, achieve whatever dreams you want to achieve by gambling money in the market. Nope. Not over the long term. You got to know what you're doing in this game. And I can teach you it all. Could teach you the whole game, baby. That's going to be the pin comment down there. Let's quit procrastinating and let's take action. Okay. All righty. Next up here, let's talk some stocks that have the most upside. My opinion between now and the end of the year. Are you ready? Celsius. I think it continues to run. That's my opinion. between now and the end of the year. I think the stock exits this year higher than it is now. Next stock up here, Elf on a Shelf. Elf on a Shelf. So, I've told you guys I believe ELF exits this year. $100 worst case scenario, $140 best case scenario. So, that's basically a midpoint of what? 120. We're at 105. So, I wouldn't be surprised if uh ELF continues to run. It's usually strong around this time of year as well. Next one up here, honest. So, I've told you guys since the beginning of the year, I think Honest exits a year $5 plus. The last earnings report was so good on so many fronts that I think it's possible that Honest exits a year closer to $105. So, yeah, and it's been a heck of a run this year. I have shares I bought this year early in the year at $210. And now we're talking about a stock that I wouldn't be surprised if it exits this year closer to $10 and $5. Like, what a run. What a run. That's honestly an honestly great performance. Okay, next one up here. This is one I hardly ever talk about. It's hardly ever talked about. So far, we're up $35,000 in the public account. Small position for me. RVLV Revolve. I think this one continues to run as you get closer to holiday season. Margins look good, numbers look good, income statement, balance sheet, uh guidance should be good for the company. I think they're clicking on all cylinders and so I wouldn't be surprised if this stock continues to see momentum and we'll see what happens with it. If it drops at all, I want to probably pick up more shares. But I would not be surprised I would not be surprised if this stock exits this year at $30 plus. Next one up here. I told you guys we might talk about it. M. This one likely has one epic end of the year run. Okay, I think a lot of people assume AMD is done for the year. It's gone into hibernation. Watch out. Watch out. Where is AMD go in the next two to four weeks? Your guess is as good as mine. I don't know. Maybe it goes down 400. Oh, maybe it goes to 500. Maybe it stays around here 450. I don't know where it goes in the next couple weeks here. But I think it has an epic end of year run. Okay. And you got to understand with AMD stock, this stock is is usually weak. It's weak right now, right? Was clear. Like you look at AMD over the past month or whatever, you know, recently here. It's a very weak stock. Super recently, right? This stock frequently struggles in late summer into September. What time are we in right now? Oh, late summer, right? And so, and then it usually performs best from mid November through midFebruary. So, the moral of the story is here as we get out of summer and get into the fall time, do not be surprised if AMD goes on a ripper rally, and I mean an epic ripper rally, through the end of the year and into the first quarter of next year. So, just understand you're in the week time for AMD and uh the party starts sooner rather than later. Time flies. I mean, fall time's going to be here before before you know it, right? I mean, college football gets rolling what this upcoming weekend, then NFL the following week. I mean, and then boom, you're in it. As soon as you see football start, baby, you know, fall's here. It's here. And so, just understand AMD is ready for an endofear epic rally. Does that once again, does that mean I'm going to place any call options in AMD? Am I going to go buy the stock heavy because it it might go crazy, you know, in the fall time through the winter time? No. No. I got my position built. I'm good. I don't need to do all that foolishness of trying to time it out perfectly and all that stuff. Who knows? Maybe this year is different, right? Maybe it's just is a weak stock in the fall and into the winter. That's fine as well. Like, I'm not going to trip off that or make my financial decisions based upon what traditionally happens or anything like that. I'm going to hold strong and I'm going to likely make a ton of money. And um if I want to exit some of my shares, you know, in March of next year, April of next year, I'll exit some of my shares at that point in time, right? But I think we're going to have an absolute ripper rally. And uh I think the death of AMD stock has been greatly exaggerated. So get ready for some fun ahead, okay? As I spoke to you guys about before, stay focused on the long term, right? This game, that's where the big money's at. Little money, breadcrumbs is over here. The whole loaf of bread is over here. And if you want to be the loaf of bread guy, join the private group. That will be the pinned comment down there. You can apply to join us in there. That's access to all my course curriculums, access to the private Discord chat thousandx.com. And uh bring yourself up to the highest level possible so you can achieve what you want to achieve out there, right? Feel confident when you go to make decisions, not like you're gambling money, right? All right, guys. Much love and have a great