Dan Caplinger

And Ferrari's just done a great job year in, year out, maintaining its luxury brand.

I think that that continues for decades to come.

Great pick for a young adult.

Dan?

Travis, I'm 55.

My biggest holding, money where my mouth is, Berkshire Hathaway, ticker BRK-B.

Buffett's retirement, not a problem in my view.

I think that there's two things that I want to highlight here.

One is that there's been in my life much more of an emphasis on experiential stuff than there is on physical goods.

And, you know, it's like we all have enough food.

It's a celebration.

We're lucky in that respect.

We have plenty of material things.

But what we don't have enough of is time together.

And so I think smart businesses are starting to realize there's a lot of people in that boat and that,

If they can offer experiences that people can share, that is a moneymaker.

The other thing I'm going to be doing, we're taking a trip.

My in-laws are in the Southern Tier in New York.

We're heading up to Rochester for a show.

The Kodak Tower is still there.