Why I'm Buying This Stock Market Crash, Best Stocks to Buy Now!

The stock market is tanking. The sky is falling. What is going on? Welcome back to the channel, guys. You can see the NASDAQ's down 4.5. It was down over 5%. We are in correction territory in the NASDAQ. S&P even down 3.32%. Broke through that $7,500 support level. Dow Jones at 52,000 down 2.5%. So, what in the world is going on with stocks? I mean, oil has come back a little bit, still expensive. You've got you look at something like gold at 4,100. What's happening? Yields are falling after US midterms. Why do yields fall? Yields fall when people have a flight to safety. When they buy the bonds, the bonds are going to go down. So bonds going down is that generally good for stocks. You don't want bond prices to be too high, but at the same time, it also signals that there is fear in the market. So when I look at something like the CNN fear and greed index, we are definitely in the extreme fear at this point. So it goes from zero to 100 and right now we're at 21. I've seen this go down to close to zero. Like was it two that we saw maybe April 2025, maybe 2022? Generally speaking, these are opportunities for long-term investors to buy. Now that doesn't mean just buy anything at any price. Understand what's happening here with inflation. with interest rates with how the blue wave will impact certain stocks. You know, if you have certain like places like Texas, that's going to be maybe impacted where 30% of data center outputs coming from Texas and now if they have a memorandum where they they basically stop building data centers that could impact it. Now, of course, you have to dig under the hood and understand what that means because there's a lot more to it and I'm not even going to get into it because it gets political. But the very simple thing that you need to understand is that even if that happens, it's not for existing. It does not impact existing projects or construction. So most of what you're looking at for any delays is probably going to be more like 2028. We have good visibility into 2027. Markets forward looking, the market's afraid, and AI stocks are selling off big time. The extreme fear is back. We are at 21 on the fear and greed index. Now this is can go all the way to zero. So understand that it it doesn't have to stop here. Your stock can definitely go lower. You look at stocks like AMD that just had a great earnings report. It's at $415. Now, we bought AMD at 100 bucks and less a share. And I've been telling you guys that I like AMD, but we have not been buying AMD. We've been trimming it, you know. So, do I like the stock? Yeah. But it's still trading at high valuations. If I look at something like AMD and just look at the overall valuation on it, it's still an 84 gap 4p ratio, which is pretty expensive. 52% growth is great, right? But you look at Nvidia for example, and this thing shouldn't be $180 in my opinion. Growth 74% value, the valuation is a 20 gap 4p ratio. Now, the bears are going to say, well, even though it's a peg gap of 0.2 two and it's a 20 gap 4p ratio and micron for example is the same even better it's a 4.5 which seems impossible right 4.5 gap 4p ratio 01 PEG ratio and you're talking about massive growth on these like 200 and 100% growth well the market believes that the cycle is basically over that's what the market wants you to believe right now here here let me give you some perspective we talk about this all the time we talk about 50% retracements. We do chart day every Monday Monday every every Wednesday. So we have live streams every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the private community. Every Wednesday is chart day at 9 o'clock a.m. Eastern. And on chart day, we talk all the time about not chasing parabolic stocks, not chasing air pockets. And when you see a stock that's straight up like this, generally speaking, you're going to have what's called a 50% retracement. So if I take $61 and I take $1254 to add those two together, divide by two. Now people I'll get comments like, "Oh, yeah, sure. In hindsight, that's easy. This is not hindsight. When this stock is at 1254 and it starts to sell off, you have this number and you have this number. You can calculate. In fact, we had this line here before the stock got into this yellow circle. So, your 50% retracement zone is here. You draw a circle around it. Boom. This is generally a DCA area. We did the same thing on Aster Labs. Told you to buy 150 or less DCA. It ripped to 500. I can't guarantee that's going to happen or anything. Never financial advice. But if I were buying Micron, if I missed it when we recommended it at $65 back in December of 2024 on this channel. So if you're not subscribed, make sure you do subscribe. If you missed that $65 price and you know you didn't get in, if you're looking for an investment, maybe this is an opportunity. The problem is the market's going to scare you to think that the entire cycle's over and that this stock is somehow just going to go to zero. Do I think that's going to happen? No. I actually think the stock should be worth more than $685. not financial advice. On on paper, the fundamentals are there. I've done a video showing you the breakdown of all the reasons to be both bullish and bearish because I'm not a cheerleader. I don't come on here and just say rah rah rah, I want this stock to go higher. I try to give you data to show you the bull side, the bare side, and if I'm wrong, I'll tell you I'm wrong. Right? So, this stock though, we've made a lot of money. We bought it in 2024, trimmed a lot of it in these prices here, sitting on what we call house shares, playing to win. This area right here, though, you know, 200 day moving average, stocks love to come back to things like S3 Fibonacci, 200 day simple moving averages. They love doing things like 50% retracements, especially when you have a parabolic chart. So my point here is that when you see parabolic charts like this, I've been doing this almost 30 years. Almost every single time you see 50% retracements, almost every single time. Is it 100%? No. But it's very very high probability that you see a 50% retracement. It happens over and over again. And I I told you even on light, this is uh lentum. You see the yellow circle. It was there way before the price got there today. Don't believe me? Go look for yourself on previous videos. This circle was here before it got and it literally got in the middle of the circle before people started buying it just below the 200 day moving average right on the S3 Fibonacci. So you have all these tools in the tool belt to look at. You can say low and high 50% retracement. You can look at S3 Fibonacci. You can look at this purple lines, the 200 day moving average. Am I a technical master that that trades? No, I'm a long-term investor. 99% of what I do is fundamental analysis. That's going to be qualitative and quantitative analysis. The last 1% look at a chart. So, first of all, I'm going to say, what's the stock worth? Now, with Micron, I think the stock might be worth more than quite a bit more than it's trading at. But the chart's still going to tell me when I look at Micron that even though I think it might be attractive at these prices, I probably don't want to buy it at these prices because when you look at the technicals, once it starts breaking down, it just needs any sort of catalyst once it starts breaking down from the top to get into that 50% retracement zone. And that's exactly what you're seeing here. Now, do I believe that the blue wave is going to destroy all AI build buildouts? I don't think it will. I think it'll delay certain companies might be impacted certain ways. So specific stocks will be impacted. I think the market's going to be very selective at which companies which stocks that invest in. And so you're going to see like hyperscalers yesterday were green when everything else is selling off. You're going to see things like McDonald's yesterday, one of the biggest gains in the history of the stock. You know what was that thing up? Uh McDonald's. It was up the best day since April 2020 yesterday. you know, and this is the dividend portfolio. I've got three portfolios. I've got the main portfolio, right? That's up here. It just absolutely I mean, crushing it, right? Been doing this a long time for almost 30 years. This is the main portfolio. Of course, it's going to have some red today, but when you're up big, you know, I said this yesterday, when when you invest early and often, selloffs are far less stressful. When you're sitting on lots of profits and you've already gone house shares, it's a lot less stressful, right? Most of this house shares, meaning taking profits, took profits from this portfolio and started this dividend portfolio, which is now over a million dollars. You can see it's up 24.5% year-to- date for a dividend portfolio. It's boring. Up 2.79% yesterday. I don't think we'll see that very often, right? I said probably won't see that again for a while. This portfolio pays $28,000 in dividends a year, and that doesn't include the the interest invested uh off of cash. So, this thing's done very well. I've taken some profits from AI stocks, put it into this portfolio. Now, with that said, I'm still buying and I'm going to show you what I'm buying in the community portfolio. We started three new positions today. So, I want to talk about some of these. The first the first thing that we bought we bought some Corning small position you can see it's8% of the account bought some Lmentum another smaller position 1% and Penguin Solutions now I would treat these all kind of speculative because these are the kind of stocks these don't have high margin profiles they're going to be riskier right so this is not what I told people in the community is I said hey Today you should be focused on what you should be focused on your highest conviction, highest quality stocks. And I'm going to show you a bunch of stuff here today. There's so much stuff here. So there's your 50% magical tracement for Micron we talked about. Remember, focus on your highest quality, highest conviction shopping list today on big red days. Don't go buy a basket of spec stocks, right? So, when you look at what I was focused on in the community portfolio, most of the big buys, we had several buys in VGT. That's going to be the Vanguard information technology ETF. And then Broadcom some and I want to make sure you guys understand this is the main portfolio 3.5 million. The community portfolio is like a half million and then the dividend portfolio is over a million. So, I think today we're we're probably at 5.1. The all-time high was 5.7. So, it's down 10%. Now, that's a big a big hit. But because I had $700,000 in cash and a million dollar in dividend stocks, I'm only down 10%. You can look at a lot of funds out there, a lot of growth ETFs that are down 10 and 30% year to date. We're still doing very well, right? So, none of this is financial advice. I'm just sharing with you my journey to help you be a better investor. Hopefully share some information. You're your own money manager. Remember that. But Broadcom was the heaviest buy today. Uh as well as VST. You can see several buys from Broadcom. VST. I'm going to show you a couple of these charts just so you have an idea. And there's a couple other stocks I'm going to mention too. But VST, you can see this stock is all the way down below the S3. I think this in my opinion, not financial advice, the buy zone is this red area. So you're really looking at likeund really I'd say $120 and below and it certainly could go lower maybe at test $100 you got earnings coming but at $112 a share if I look at VST yes it's impacted yes Texas is going to impact it if data centers get shut down and stuff I think it's overdone now we will hear from earning from uh earnings tomorrow and I think that that should add clarity maybe it makes the stock sock sell off more I think there's a a decent chance that maybe you answers from leadership and the stock could recover from that point. People don't like to go into earnings with the unknown of what could happen. But when I look at this stock, I mean, you know, this is not a hyper growth stock or anything. It's growing about 10%. It is paying you a nice little dividend. So, this is what we call a DGIF stock. Paying you 77% dividend, six years dividend growth. You know, it has that growth on the dividend and growth on the share price. It's a compounder. If I looked at the growth, you know, 10% valuation, it's trading at a 12.97. And the sector median is a 19.52. Understand what you're buying here. Um I did a write up in Patreon. And honestly guys, I know that you're you're you're hesitant. You speculate. You know, why would I want to join this private community? I I have it all figured out on my own. You know, I don't need any help from from you. Even though Eric's been doing this 30 years or maybe it's too expensive in your mind, the amount of information that you get from this community, I can't even explain to you. This is a VST stock analysis DD writeup. This was done months ago. I think this was done what, August 25th. This is a Patreon exclusive writeup. I have videos, live streams, writeups, just constantly Discord. I'm just constantly doing this. This is what I do. I I manage my own money professionally. That is my job and I share that information with you. That's all that that this is. So if that's helpful to you and you're your own money manager and take this seriously, this community should be very helpful not only from me but from over a thousand very smart individuals from all over the globe. This is breaking down everything. The bare case, the bull case, you know, and at 135 I said, "Hey, this is a decent stock, $135 or less." You know, you could see it though around$125. Well, today it's even lower. And that happens when everything sells off. When there's a catalyst, there's a reason there's fear that earnings are going to be impacted on this stock as well as Constellation Energy because these data centers might get slowed down. And so if 125 was the number before, maybe it's 115 or 105 now. But the nice thing about it is if the stock at that point, you know, it's trading up here, which it was, now it's down here. And and here I said, I don't really like it there. I like it more like here and I would DCA here and lower. I would much rather start buying it here and DCA lower than buy it here. And this is what happens with most retail. They just kind of buy it. They don't have a plan. They don't have an idea of what it should be worth. They don't do all of this research on the fundamentals and the tentacles to say here's where I think it would go. Here's where I think it'd be a buy. If it doesn't get to those levels, I probably won't buy it. I believe at the S3 here, this is a good riskreward opportunity. It's not a massive growth stock. It never should have been $215. So stocks go higher than they should on the upside and they often go lower than they should on the downside. You reap the rewards on the upside. This is why you trim FOMO and parabolic runs. If you understand what a stock's worth and you understand just basic technical analysis, you can look at a parabolic run from $22 on a stock all the way to $212, you know, going up 10x on an energy company. You can look at and say that and say, you know what, you're probably going to have a 50% retracement. Now, if you add this number and you add this number and divide it by two, you're going to be pretty much in the range of the 50% retracement that you see over and over and over again. Generally speaking, if it's a good company and the valuation is right and the technicals are beaten down like this, as a long-term investor, it's proven for me to be generally a good riskreward opportunity to buy, knowing that it doesn't have to recover overnight. it's not trading. You don't have to guess. You might have to hold it for a couple years. And that's okay. We're long-term investors. You know, Broadcom, I like the stock when it was higher, maybe even 340 bucks. I think I was recommending it saying 340 or less DCA. At the same time, this red box was there the whole time saying, you know, I like it at 340. I think it could go lower. I think it could go to like 295 and that's where I see the floor. And it went to 293 today. What was the exact low? the on Broadcom $292.80 now it's at 301. This is a high quality company in my opinion. This is one if I didn't own the stock I might be looking at this and saying hey is this something that I want to add my portfolio. This has been the focus we're making this a core position a 5% position in the community portfolio and we've been dollar cost averaging these levels. You might be down you know you might be down 6%. And I shared in the I'm completely transparent with all this. And I said, "Hey, here you go. DCA battle. I love it. Here's Broadcom, all the different buys. It's down 6.22%." At the time of this photo, average cost base is 325. I'm okay with 325. I know it can go lower. I don't have to time it perfectly. The thing is, if you believe your job, and this is if you're a trader, your job literally is to try to time it. I'm not a trader. If I believe the company's worth, say, 340 bucks and I'm buying the stock and it drifts down and goes lower, it's just a better buy lower. And if I know how to DCA properly, I'm buying multiple lots or multiple times. I'm not going all in at 340. I can slowly kind of back my way into that. And now my cost basis is in here. And of course, you could say, well, you should have just waited till it got exactly to the lowest. You don't know that. Nobody knows it. In hindsight, it's easy to say, "Well, you should have just waited till it got to exactly 295 at the bottom of your red chart." It doesn't work that way. But if I buy in this zone, and so far the bottom of this is is basically proven to be accurate, and it's accurate over and over again. So, if I'm buying this zone, and my cost basis, I told you, is 325. My cost basis is here, not a perfect job. Maybe the cost basis should have been a little bit better, like maybe 315. Am I perfect? No. Do you have to be perfect? No. What does Vince Lombardi say about perfection? What does he say about perfection? You guys ever heard this quote? He says, "Perfection's not obtainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence." And that's the epitome of what an investor is. You're filled with constant mistakes. And if you let your brain, the psychology of it so hard, you let your brain say, "Well, I wish I would have done this. I wish I would have bought more. I wish I would have trimmed more at 493. And it's easy to look at a chart and say, I wish I would have trimmed at 493 exactly, which nobody can do. And then let's let's just say today was the bottom, which it probably is, and it probably drifts down to 280. You know, we can move this down. You say, well, I'm not buying today. It's going to go to 280. When it goes to 280, I'll buy it. Well, maybe it does. A lot of times it doesn't and it goes higher. But it's easy to sit here and look at the chart and like let's just say this bottoms and it goes like this this hypothetical. It's easy to look at the chart then and say I wish I would have sold it when it was $493 and then I could have bought it back exactly at the low today of you know $292.80. It doesn't work that way. And the problem is is when you're a new investor you literally tell yourself that that's what you're striving for. You think that you're striving for perfection. You literally cannot be perfect and you won't be perfect and you don't need to be perfect to do well in the market. I retired at 42 because of stock market investing and if I can do it I'm confident that you can do it as well. So Broadcom, we looked at VST. Now these are going to get a little bit more speculative here. Photonix players. The thing about photonix players you have to understand is that for example Lum the profit margins are one some of the best project profit margins on these kind of stocks. This one's at 47%. If I look at for example um even like coherent we bought this one at like 65 and we trimmed out when it was I don't know much higher than this and this thing's getting wrecked. But if you bought it at 65 and you went to house shares you're not really stressing. If you bought it at all-time highs, the stock went to 440. If you bought it at 440, you're not feeling great today at 168. This is why it's important to build a a blueprint and to not fomo chase stocks, right? Profitability. And this one's a little bit less, 37%. That was kind of my point, right? And all these stocks have had earnings. AMD just reported earnings and crushed it. Astera Labs crushed it. Arista Networks crushed it. You get the idea. It doesn't matter. It's basically a riskoff move. Let's sell everything related to data centers. We'll digest this. We'll figure it out. We can buy them back later. It's a reset. Plus, a lot of these guys, institutional investors, they can take profits because if this stock, for example, is still up 128% the past year. All they got to do is beat the S&P 500 to make their bonus. They can still sell it at 532 and make their their number. And so, it's just going to drive prices lower. People are going to short. Sentiment gets bad. Stocks go higher than they should on the upside. That's called FOMO. They go lower than they should on the downside. It's called fear. Fear of losing or or full is what I meant to say. Fear of losing everything. Full. So FOMO and full. Fear of losing everything. You don't look at momentum. 47% there. You got a D minus because and the other thing too, companies that aren't profitable, that are burning cash, that are raising money, they're going to get hit. Stocks like Oracle and so on. Right now, I like some of these stocks, but you're going to have to have a longterm horizon, like two and three years. And that's that's the situation I am. I've been investing almost 30 years. I've owned stocks many of the stocks I've owned I've owned for 10 plus years. Even names like Nvidia since 2017 and and Microsoft since 2012. I mean I'm a buy, hold, and monitor guy. I'm not a trader. And I'm not a buy and hold forever. I'm buy, hold, and monitor. But if I look at the valuation now at a 30 gap 4p ratio growing at 82%. I added some bought some around these levels. Um, what you buy completely up to you, your blueprint, your portfolio, your risk tolerance. This S3 is $4.95. I think it'd be even better under $500, but we just don't know for sure if it's going to get there. So, buy a little bit. You know, if it goes lower, buy a little more. If it rips, high quality problem. It's It's not a stock I have to own. This is what I call a fringe play. It's not a core. If it's a core, I generally periodically dollar cost average. Something like this. I said, "Hey guys, if it comes to this kind of yellow circle here, I'll buy some as a spec stock in the community portfolio. If it doesn't, I won't buy it." It's as simple as that. The other one is paying, this is another one that's a little bit more speculative. It's around $39 now. You can see it sold off from 90. It ripped from 16 to 90. Did it 50% retracement. It's even lower than that. This is kind of getting below that 200 day simple moving average. S3 is around $3042. This is a smaller cap. It's speculative. It could be impacted by any kind of memory cycle, which is why it's down 20%. Understand what it is. I did a deep dive uh write up on this one as well on Patreon if go look at that. Talked about the stock and you know, if you look at it's up still 76% in the past year. It's up 100% year to date. So, the thing's still up 100% year to date. So, the problem is if you FOMO chased it and bought it at 90, that's where it's really painful because it's down 60%. But if you bought it at the beginning of the year last year, you're up 100% plus. That's and that's the thing. People got drunk thinking that every stock just has to go up every day 20% and now you're you're seeing the ramifications in their side. This is what I'm talking about with these lower profit margins on some of these. 27% is not great. The growth is decent for the valuation. So 26% gap 4p ratio is 13. Understand what you're buying here. I bought a little bit as a spec. It's a semiconductor play and you know it's going to be impacted by Neocloud providers and things like that. So this is going to be in the crosshairs for any slowdown in data centers right again speculative buy what's best for your portfolio never financial advice. GLW is another one that we added a little bit down 13% kind of same deal. Photonix have data center play profit margins. You know, again, I like seeing these higher 36%. That's one of the issues with this this segment of the sector growth at 17.6% right here. And the valuation on this one is about a 424P ratio. So, it is not cheap and it could go lower. I think around this $100 price, this is kind of where I added some Corning. Um, I kind of deem this as a a more well-known company, maybe a little bit higher quality than some of these other names. Another massive air pocket I talk about on chart day. Do not buy air pockets. The stock's up here. This is an air pocket. You have a trend line here. This is not in hindsight. This number was here and this number was here before the stock was here. So, you have the trend and you're buying this high above the trend. You're asking to get hurt. Now, the stock's come down. Air pockets collapsed. Is it completely collapsed? No. In fact, the S3 is a little bit lower here. This is $87.99. So, could it go lower? Could it break 100? Sure. I just think this $100 level might be an area, you know, this was the area I was kind of I was focusing on when I did the write up and I didn't buy it. I said this is the area I would target if it does a 50% retracement from these two levels. It's washed out even further than that. And I didn't buy here and so I did end up buying some down here this morning. Now, this next one, super spec. And I've told you guys this morning, I said, and this is so important to make sure you're reading the the Eric's watch list because I'm I'm updating you in real time. If you can go back, let's just look really quick. I'll go back and say here's earnings this week. All eyes on AMD. You know, I said expect some chop. You know, data center stocks did really well. Could AMD be the catalyst? It looks like it after hours, but let's see how election results come in. And on a live stream I said the risk is if we have this blue wave especially in Texas this is what you could see and I was preparing you this is back on the third saying hey this is a major risk I said we're waiting for the concern is that dem's owning majority will slow the AI buildout the market's going to react and digest the problem is we don't know exactly what will happen the market doesn't like uncertainty so expect selling you knew this was coming and even before this for weeks and months I was telling you in the private community. Make sure you have some cash. Be ready for a selloff. You're going to have volatility when we come into this election season. Expect volatility in October, early November. And we're getting it. Here's some support areas to watch. 7500 is a key level. We broke that this morning. So, you could see mid7200s, right? That's very possible. The NASDAQ is in correction territory. I told you that markets almost always retest and we even went lower and that's not uncommon either. Stocks usually perform well 6 to 12 months after midterms. And sometimes you see a wash out like this, a reset, and maybe stocks are doing well in six to 12 months. Nobody knows for sure. I know what I'm doing with my money. You got to decide what's best for you as a money manager. I told you expect volatility. You're getting that. The Texas situation creates significant uncertainty for data set buildout. We in the macro channel talked about tons of information, guys. More information than you probably can even digest, but the information is there for those that want it. data center names crushed. Wall Street hates uncertainty. You could see significant delays. The market will try to price some of that in further. Well, quite a bit further, right? And then you look at some of this. I said, hey, just you can read that if you want and pause your screen. I probably can't read that on YouTube. Um, if I look at this, I'm saying, hey, I'm explaining how fragile the situation is. This is just yesterday and I did a two-hour chart day telling you my concerns of what could happen. We're seeing these sell-offs. You know, talk about here's your VST updated fibs 113. Guess what price it's at today? 113. You look at light at 600. I said weeks back it'd be 450 to 550. Boom. We got it. The government hopefully will realize that GDP GDP growth equals data center growth. AI stocks will be fashionable again. you know, Wall Street fashion shows as fickle your kindergarten's eating habits. But Tom Green, even Tom Green can do this, guys. You know, he'll tell you to make sure you buy the stocks when they're low and you sell them when they're high. And we like to buy stocks when they're beating down, when everybody's throwing them out, like days like today. And when everybody's FOMO chasing and they're tripping over the door to buy stocks at all-time highs, generally we're trimming back in our Discord community. And all of it's here. So, you can say, "Obs, it's it's all here, guys. Go in Discord. Every channel is here. Here's all the buys and sells from everybody in the community. You can go back and look at every day. You can all the information is there if you want it. You know, a lot of people have this this feeling of like uncertainty. Should I buy? Should I join an investing community? It's scary. You know, what if it's a you know, what if it's a scam or something? It's not. You can see there's real people here talking to each other saying, "Eric, thanks for your help. Hey Eric, thanks for having cash. Hey Eric, thanks for doing this and that, working together as a team, you know, doing live streams. Appreciate that stock market selloff. Real talk, I'm feeling pretty good. Chart day feedback. We're a thousand members strong. We are like-minded individuals trying to achieve financial independence and we do that by stock market investing, but we do it in a smart way. And I think this is the new institutional handbook, the K-shaped tech playbook by the hyperscalers that control the power. And I I said this too that the hyperscalers, those cloud providers in the end will be the winners. Oracle is going to end up being in that category, but it's not going to be fashionable right now because it is still burning a lot of cash. If that kind of thing is not for you, don't buy the stock. It's as simple as that. The thing could go down below $100. That's okay. I'm DCA in this zone two, three years. I feel good about it. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. I worked here 10 years. I understand the company. I have conviction in it. You do whatever you want with your money. That's the cool thing about Fired Up Wealth. I'm not sitting here on a pedestal saying you have to do what I do. I'm just sharing what I do. You can do whatever you want. I'm sharing information to help you be a better investor. At the end of the day, you can do whatever you want with that information. And and you're responsible for your own actions, right? Your own buys and sells. I told you this morning, nobody knows the exact bottoms, but here's some technical support areas to watch. And guess what? Most of these actually happened. And I posted this at 6:53 a.m. before the selloff micron, you could see low 200s if you have a, you know, so deeper risk. If that fails, the 700, 720, low 600s. Okay. So, if you have a big sell-off and the NASDAQ's down 5%, well, you're going to see $655. Not too far off. Nvidia said you could see 180s. Where's Nvidia at? Think it got in the 180s, right? Got to 181 55. Is this some magic? You know, is it rocket science? No. It's it's technicals from looking at thousands of charts for almost 30 years just telling you possibilities. It's no guarantees or anything like that. It's just information. A lot of times the information comes to fruition. You look at the Broadcom next buy zone 290 to 300. Well, where do we go in Broadcom? You know, I gave you worst case scenarios that I thought we'd see today. It doesn't mean it's the bottom forever. Could it be 20% lower next week? Sure. That's why you got to invest what's best for you. People come on here and say, you know, I can't believe you're on YouTube saying you're buying Broadcom. It's going to go to 250. Okay. Do whatever you want with your money. Nobody's making you do anything. keep scrolling. Like, I don't understand the egg of comments. I'm not sitting here telling you you have to do what I do. I'm telling you what I do. That's it. It's information to try to help you. I'm trying to help people. I've done this for almost 30 years. No other YouTuber can say that. Name a YouTuber that's been doing this 30 years, that's made millions, that was ahead of the AI curve, that told you that Nvidia was a must stock, must buy stock, pound the table type of buy in 2022. And it's all on YouTube. It's all on YouTube. Never financial advice, of course. Right. Palanteer, you buy that stock, $10. Rocket Lab, $3.65. I'm not here to flex that, but I'm here to show you. I'm telling you this because I'm qualified to talk to you about what I'm doing with my money. I'm not even telling you you have to do the same things. I'm just telling you, hey, in case you're interested in Broadcom, here's some information that might help you. You might see 290 to 300. And guess what? A AOI you could see 44 to 45 even 37. A AOI I want to stress it's spec earnings are tonight. Don't be shocked. Do you see big swings either direction with sentiment? The downside is more profitable than the up probable the upside. Do not load a portfolio with spec stocks. Small position one or two%. It was $56.80 in the premarket when I posted this. Right. So 16% up was 65.89. Of course, we didn't get up, we got down. So, 16% down, 4771. 18% down, 4658. I said 50 was possible. If the stock is 45 tonight, don't be shocked. If it's 67, don't be shocked. And I said, well, we're 60 minutes from the time I posted. Remember, buy your highest quality, highest conviction. That is not what this stock is. This is a spec stock. Now, people hear what they want to hear. They'll come on YouTube and say, "Oh, I loaded the boat at $80 because you like the stock." Well, you shouldn't load the boat. It's a spec stock, right? I own the stock. I'm down 24% on the stock. If this stock went to zero, it would impact me in no way at all because it's a small position in the community portfolio. I'm not loading the boat on it, right? And I know that this could be it's a spec stock. What do we say? A spec stock? 10X or zero. There's no guarantee. And it This stock could be worth 250 bucks and it could go to 25. It could go to zero. When the market is selling off the way it is, lowquality names like this are going to get absolutely shellacked. You might be surprised to see it at $47 a share. But if you're in our community, I literally told you this morning that you could see it at $46 a share. And here we are. 47.89. It got to $45.60. That's pretty close to $46, right? You I said if the stock's 459, don't be shocked. Oh, there you go. You got 4546 bucks. Here's your zone. So, in the end, I also bought some Marcato Libre. Somebody came on here and said, why would you buy Marcato Libre? The company's crap. I'm not saying that you have to buy Marcato Libre. I'm telling you I bought Marcato Libre. You can buy whatever you want to buy. You know, at the end of the day, it's your money. You do what you want with your portfolio. In the main, I bought some Oracle, bought 30 shares at 113. This portfolio is just a bunch, you know, it's it's awesome. So, uh, being a long-term investor, you can do it, too. It just takes some time, some discipline, some patience, having a plan. That's all the stuff that we teach in the master class videos and in our private community. So, if you're interested in that, definitely join us. I bought some more FDV ETF in the dividend portfolio. So, I still have a lot of cash right now. I went heavy on this portfolio because this portfolio is me 20 years ago. So, this portfolio, this community portfolio is 8 out of 10 risk trying to accumulate those millions like the main did, right? If you don't if you're not in the main, if you don't have this, you're trying to build this. That's what this is trying to do. We started this portfolio new in 2022 with $5,000. We add a th000 a month. Sometimes we add more like this month. We're adding more of course. And we've built this up. It's it's over half million. It's $550,000. And we're buying growth stocks, but we also have things in here. Everything from Microsoft to Texas Roadhouse. We've got John Deere. There's a lot of different stocks in here. Now, yes, the portfolio is going to be down today. Of course, it's a growth portfolio. I mean, anything almost every stock is down. Even the Honeybadger, the dividend portfolio is down today. Of course, again guys, do what's best for you and your money. It's never financial advice here on this channel. Just trying to help you be a better investor. But I hope this is helpful, guys. If you're new to the channel, make sure you subscribe to the channel, drop me a like, drop me a comment. Have a great rest of your day. Keep your head up. Don't stress out. We'll see it.