Peter Tuchman
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483 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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You know, the only thing that was slightly disappointing was that Mr. Musk was not there because he is a big, big added value to this organization. You know, in a way, if you are at all interested in what's going on with tech and AI and all that kind of stuff. So anyway, the first thing they did was honor him in the boardroom, which was amazing. And we were not in for that.
That was just super strict, the inner, inner circle. And that was cool. And then they came down to the floor and they rang the opening bell. And then they did a little bit of a walk around with restricted maneuvering on the floor, walking and seeing what's going on. but they basically kept people in their spot.
But what was disappointing was that I kind of anticipated that the market would respond favorably to Mr. Trump being there, and it did not, right? So whether it's the economic data, was the market slightly fatigued or whatnot, but that was the case. We closed down an odd lot. really was an odd line. I think the market's trying to figure itself out.
I believe we got some more economic data coming in tomorrow. It's kind of getting its footing for Santa Claus to come. I mean, you've got to be able to hear the ring-ding-ding of the sleigh bells and the reindeer, because I feel that they're coming to town. I kind of got, my gut is that the last couple, look, we are on the 12th. Right. So you've got 12 days to Christmas.
You've got 20 days until the end of the year. And, you know, often you will see window dressing in years where the markets are down. That's surely not this year. We are up 27 percent for the year. You know, what we did have, which was so exciting about yesterday, was that Nasdaq closed at a record high above 20,000. Right. Today, there's a little bit of a pullback.
So we gave a little bit of it back. But that's amazing. You're talking about stocks, the highest flyers on Wall Street, the Google and Amazon and Netflix and these stocks and a couple more and Apple. closing at record highs, like all-time highs, not 52-week highs, like the top of the top, the cream of the crop, unbelievable. And that's big, that's quite a year, that's an incredible show.
So that should signify to everybody that this is not a bubble, this is not just window dressing. These are real numbers, real money being put to work, real support, real loyalism as far as those companies go, because those are loyalist companies, right? Amazon, if you're an Amazon buyer, that's what you do. If you're a Netflix watcher, that's what you do.
If you're an Apple user, that's what you do. And that's how we are. We are the greatest loyal consumer generation, I believe, of all time. When we like a burger, we like Shake Shack. When we like an Uber, that's who we drive with. If we like an Apple, we've got the phone. Computer, it's like what we do in our spare time, what social media we're on.
If we're an Instagram person, that's where we put our loyalty. And so that's an unbelievable thing. When young people ask me what stocks to invest in, I will often say to them, go to school, high school, college, wherever you are, go to school and ask 10 people that you see in class what sneakers they wear, what computers they use, what they do in their spare time, what social media they're on.
You know, and really get a sense of their loyalism and where they stand, you know, and you will end up finding that you're going to, and this is no endorsement of any of these companies, but you're going to, you know, and what hamburgers they eat and what coffee do they drink.
So you're going to hear a Starbucks, you're going to hear a Shake Shack, you're going to hear an Apple, you know, maybe not Nike because it's having a bad patch, but for a while there it was a Nike thing. But, you know, these are the companies that have taken this market higher and higher. They're part of the Magnificent Seven, which is unbelievable.
So that's what's brought 2024 to where it is, up 27% for the year. In the eyes of so much potential, it's troublesome times. This year could have gone a whole other way, right? But it didn't.
right we forged forward there were pebbles in our shoes we took them out of our shoes there were bumps in the road we went around those bumps there were wars on the path you know and we moved on through those so i mean you know the markets are resilient people are resilient humans are resilient right we know that from our own lives so anyway today was an extraordinary day from the market's perspective globally whether you like mr trump or not it was an event that will be remembered
forever person of the year obviously person of the year is not necessarily somebody who you may think is a good person or a bad person or whatever but somebody who's definitely is forging a new space as forging a new path and is changing the world in many ways some for the good some for the bad but
You know, what an amazing day, what an amazing year, what an amazing life, what an amazing market, volatility, liquidity, talking markets, talking, you know, it's a beautiful day to be alive. You know, I try to wake up with some gratitude in my attitude. I try and go trade the market. I try and like to share and educate, motivate and inspire as many people as I can along this journey.
and surround myself with people who are really good at what they do and are inspired and motivated to do great things and learn and teach and share their stories with anybody. So I love you all. Have a wonderful night. I'm signing off for the night. Bing bong, shotzi, I'm out of here.
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