Chris Josephs
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How are defense stocks doing? They're up. They're up. They weren't up earlier this year, I believe, but I think the one that I followed in particular was Raytheon, and I think Raytheon's up around 80%. So my thought is Lockheed and General Dynamics are up too. But there's smaller ones. I mean, Tommy Tuberville bought this company called Humasite.
How are defense stocks doing? They're up. They're up. They weren't up earlier this year, I believe, but I think the one that I followed in particular was Raytheon, and I think Raytheon's up around 80%. So my thought is Lockheed and General Dynamics are up too. But there's smaller ones. I mean, Tommy Tuberville bought this company called Humasite.
How are defense stocks doing? They're up. They're up. They weren't up earlier this year, I believe, but I think the one that I followed in particular was Raytheon, and I think Raytheon's up around 80%. So my thought is Lockheed and General Dynamics are up too. But there's smaller ones. I mean, Tommy Tuberville bought this company called Humasite.
And what Humasite does is it treats soldiers injured in war in Ukraine. And he bought that stock. We flagged it because he sits on the Armed Services Committee. And if you go on the Armed Services website, it literally says helping companies do military research. He buys a company that does military research. The stock was up, I think, at the peak of it, 100%.
And what Humasite does is it treats soldiers injured in war in Ukraine. And he bought that stock. We flagged it because he sits on the Armed Services Committee. And if you go on the Armed Services website, it literally says helping companies do military research. He buys a company that does military research. The stock was up, I think, at the peak of it, 100%.
And what Humasite does is it treats soldiers injured in war in Ukraine. And he bought that stock. We flagged it because he sits on the Armed Services Committee. And if you go on the Armed Services website, it literally says helping companies do military research. He buys a company that does military research. The stock was up, I think, at the peak of it, 100%.
He sold out early, so I think he made 30%. But it's not even just... My point is it's not necessarily even just Lockheed, Raytheon. It's these companies that get military government contracts to help the... The long tail.
He sold out early, so I think he made 30%. But it's not even just... My point is it's not necessarily even just Lockheed, Raytheon. It's these companies that get military government contracts to help the... The long tail.
He sold out early, so I think he made 30%. But it's not even just... My point is it's not necessarily even just Lockheed, Raytheon. It's these companies that get military government contracts to help the... The long tail.
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I know. Yeah. I was listening to a couple of your other podcasts.
I know. Yeah. I was listening to a couple of your other podcasts.
I know. Yeah. I was listening to a couple of your other podcasts.
In 2024, you would have done better. And this is all up if people want to go on join autopilot dot com or even on our app autopilot. You'll see all these numbers because I don't want to mess up the numbers. Yeah, of course. Yeah. But Kramer was up 48 percent. Stock market was up around 25 percent. He was up, not inverse. Sorry. Sorry. Inverse. Inverse Kramer was up 48%.
In 2024, you would have done better. And this is all up if people want to go on join autopilot dot com or even on our app autopilot. You'll see all these numbers because I don't want to mess up the numbers. Yeah, of course. Yeah. But Kramer was up 48 percent. Stock market was up around 25 percent. He was up, not inverse. Sorry. Sorry. Inverse. Inverse Kramer was up 48%.
In 2024, you would have done better. And this is all up if people want to go on join autopilot dot com or even on our app autopilot. You'll see all these numbers because I don't want to mess up the numbers. Yeah, of course. Yeah. But Kramer was up 48 percent. Stock market was up around 25 percent. He was up, not inverse. Sorry. Sorry. Inverse. Inverse Kramer was up 48%.
The opposite of Kramer was up 48%. And we balance that thing on a monthly basis. He has his own stock group, which maybe we'll pay to get the subscription in to actually see the stocks that he's talking about. He has this through CNBC.
The opposite of Kramer was up 48%. And we balance that thing on a monthly basis. He has his own stock group, which maybe we'll pay to get the subscription in to actually see the stocks that he's talking about. He has this through CNBC.