Peter Tuchman
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483 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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We surely haven't had a crash, but we've had a couple of pullbacks that a couple were significant. Right? But I've talked about it. We had an April 7% pullback. Normal after the first quarter since 2019. May and June, everybody talked recession, depression, all that stuff. That didn't happen. July, a little bit of a pullback. August 5th, the Black Monday crash in Japan.
That was a very complicated trade. I've told you all about it a million times. September, first week, the worst week for tech since COVID. The second week of September, the best week. for tech since COVID. I think that little scenario, that little tidbit basically describes this year. That in September, the first week of September, it was the worst week for tech since COVID.
That's a huge, that's a mouthful of a statement. And then week two of September was the best week for tech since COVID. All in one week. You can have a completely, look, bull markets used to take 10 years, generations to happen. We can be in a bull market at 11 o'clock and we can be a bear market by the time the market closes. That's the way this market is, the accelerated pace, the news cycle.
It's extraordinary. Anyway, I'm going to wrap it up. I love you all. It's a great day to be alive. It's an amazing market. Wake up, find some kindness and gratitude in your life and your attitude, right? And take seriously this market. I need people. to invest in stocks and not stuff.
I want you all to consider your life and your life's goals or portfolio and build it in a responsible, disciplined, consistent fashion. Anyway, I wish you all the best. I love it here. It's a beautiful day to be alive. Bing, bong, shotzy. I'll see you later.
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. Hey everybody, it's me, The Uncensored Wall Street, from the balcony at the New York Stock Exchange.
You know I bring you food, finance, fashion, and I've never brought you real estate before, but today is something special, okay? I'm here with Jade. Shanker shanker like shanker like shanker like shanker. You don't even need to think about it too much Look, let's go back probably five ten years ago.
I'm sure you've all watched million-dollar listings I know I used to binge watch it with my son right Ryan Serhan. Let's talk about in New York real estate retail commercial anyway This wonderful lady who I recently met is a groundbreaking commercial real estate agent. OK, but she's so much more than that. We're going to let her tell her story. It's a human interest story in so many ways.
You know, I love to tell let people tell their stories about how they got here, what it was like, what it's like now and what the future looks for them. We're here on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. There are thousands of companies here. Many of them are in the real estate space, whether it's REITs, Real Estate Investment Trust.
whether it's huge companies that are commercial real estate companies and whatnot, but it's all about the deal, right? It's all about the deal, making a deal, making bids, making offers. That's what's exciting. That's what gets us up in the morning. We always tell you, I always tell you to go out there and find something you love to do, get really good at it,
And then you will never work a day in your life. And I think that's what we have here with my new friend, Jade. Welcome.
Correct. And think about it. So this building was built in 1903. They started trading outside this building in 1650. Already in the 1650s, there were 26 brokers that used to trade commodities on the bottom of Manhattan. So Wall Street used to be there was a wall and above the wall was just forest. And that's where George Washington was inaugurated. But this is the heart of the financial district.
You loved the deal, the art of the deal. So let's talk about it. Tell me a little bit about you.
Classifies in the back, there were two pages. Yeah, exactly.
and the whole landscape of the real estate market has changed.
Is this a new way? So tell me, I need to ask. So look, I read about you. I just wanted to find out more about you. And there are obviously stories about your dad, right? So tell me that. Give me a little. I mean, you obviously, are you, do you have siblings?
You're an only child. So are you the daughter that your father had that he really wanted you to get into the business he was in, but he wasn't sure if it was going to be a business that a woman could break into? Or were you the son that your father never had and it was a different thing? Tell me about that. Because we all are a function of our family.
Like my father, Eastern European Jews, came to America after the Holocaust. I was going to be the doctor that he went on to become. It just wasn't my calling. Tell me about that for you. Yeah. Obviously growing up under your father's, he was a real estate person.
Were they in real estate?
They were already way back. Wow. So early, early part of the century.
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