David Meltzer
speaker
411 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jul 2025
David Meltzer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I believe that we're going to have some numbers coming in on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and I believe they're going to be good. So hold your ground. And if you listen to me, and I'm not your financial advisor, right? Disclaimer, disclaimer, disclaimer. But it turned out to be right. CPI came in this morning, right? Looking for 3.3, came in at 3.3, did not disappoint.
expectations were delivered and the market rallied. And then we've just had, you know, it's probably a bit of a short cover. We opened up about 25 handles. We ended up closing up 55 handles, right? A spectacular rally. Beautiful, beautiful, solid rally. Today was the first time in history, once again, that NASDAQ closed above 20,000. That is a huge landmark.
Some people say the Dow is no big deal, 40,000, 50,000, whatever it may be, but NASDAQ closing above 25,000, 20,000 is significant. Amazon, Google, Meta, Netflix, all closed at record highs, not 52-week highs, record highs today, and that's what took the NASDAQ to a 20,000-point close. We closed at 20,032. That is huge.
So not only have we had 54 record highs across the board in the markets, not only have we are trading at a record high in the Dow, not only have we taken the S&P to 61, just almost 6,100, but now we have taken in the Russell trading at record highs, but we've taken the NASDAQ, the great tech sector of all time, to a close above 20,000, first time in history. That's all I got to say about that.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is beautiful to be with you. Trade like Einstein, Money News Network. I love it. I love it. Love it. You've got to be in it to win it. Check it out. Have a great holiday. I love you.
Hey everybody, now that we've done the wrap up on what the heck's going on, episode 9,487, please stay tuned for one of my favorite interviews of the year from 2024. It's coming right at you. Hi, everybody. It's me, Beyonce on the Wall Street from the balcony here at the New York Stock Exchange.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have interviewed millions of people all over the world in finance, in fashion, in every possible genre and sector in this world. But rarely have I ever had anybody who is as meaningful in my life than this gentleman here. I always get emotional about it. So it's important for you guys to know that
This is David Meltzer, one of the most powerful people in social media, in life, in joy, in kindness, in literally everything. So when I was, you may not know this, but in March 15th of 2020, I got COVID. I was like patient zero. And soon after that, I ended up getting meningitis and I was given like, I don't know, two weeks to live or something. Kind of crazy like that.
And you know, as God does his amazing work and social media does the rest, I was sitting at home in bed and
my my instagram pops up and there's a feed and it says you should probably get to know this person and it was an interview of david with someone else and uh and i watched it and it was one of david's unbelievable inspirational motivational videos that he does and uh it just kind of clicked and connected to me and i reached out to him and said i don't know if you know who i am
And he said, yes, I do. And we got on a phone call immediately. I didn't even know that you could kind of do that on social media. And we ended up forging a relationship and we've been friends ever since. And so that for me is like one of those godly God moments, right? A God shot in every possible way, like God interrupting my death. So anyway, yeah.
David Meltzer is an extraordinary human being in so many ways. He's had an amazing journey. We share so many different things in common in our messaging and the story that we love to tell the world, which is all about success and failure, how very often we learn much more from failure than success. our own share of plenty of that share of that in our lives.
And so, look, I think it's important for you all before or after this interview to go read up on David Meltzer, find out more of his story, because I can't tell the whole thing here in this short interview. But it's super important for you to know everything in the nooks and crannies of where he came from, his journey, what it was like.
what happened in his life and what it is like now, because it's extraordinary. If any of you are struggling or any of you are looking for really the big, brighter picture in life, this gentleman will help you get through that and share with you every bit of inspiration and motivation that you need. I am honored to have you here on the Stocking Shaves. Thanks for coming.
Look, you've done millions of interviews. You've interviewed lots of people. And, you know, there are some... Everybody, you know, has heard about some of your... you know, biggest failures and biggest successes and whatnot. They're parts of the story that I've never heard. And so I really wanted, first of all, I'm honored. Thank you. Thank you for having me. We should be honored.
I'm an Einstein fan in so many different ways, but the Einstein of Wall Street's even better than the Einstein of Princeton. Exactly. Yeah, yeah, true.
I hope so. Look, I'm picking up where he left off in so many ways. So, and look, I'm not that smart. I know I look like him. Trust me, I'm not that smart. But anyway, so... Let's go back. Describe to me the 20-year-old David Meltzer.
20-year-old David Meltzer, and I get choked up thinking about it, wanted to be rich. That's it. So I'm in a good place here because I think a lot of young 20-year-olds that were around stock exchange, that's why they were here. They thought money would buy them happiness, love. And for me, I wanted to buy my mom a house. I grew up single mother. I have six kids.
What a couple of saps we are.
That's okay. That's all right. But everything in my head, my identity was about what my bank account was gonna be. And I was in college. playing sports in college, but wanting to figure out how I was going to make the most money with my life to take care of my mom.
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