Market Meltdown...on Stock Talk Live!
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Video Time Stamps (rounded up/down to half minute, Click times to jump to that part of the video):
5:00 - Disclaimers
9:30 - Macro
36:30 - GEODF
41:00 - AI stocks
48:30 - CTLPP
50:00 - QIPT
55:00 - GKPRF
1:02:30 - ATGN
1:17:30 - ALAR
1:25:30 - Q&A
Today's Presentation Slides Here -- https://docs.google.com/presentation/...
Stock market beginners, start here -- https://markgomesstocks.wordpress.com/
With over 30 years of professional experience, Mark Gomes is among the world’s most experienced small cap and technology stock analysts.
During his career, Gomes launched several multi-million dollar Wall Street businesses, leading to his retirement at age 38, in 2008. His reputation was built by guiding well-known Wall Street firms (including George Soros’ Soros Fund Management, Jim Cramer’s Cramer & Co., and Steve Cohen's SAC Capital) through the Internet bubble and subsequent bust.
During his career, Gomes was widely quoted in the media, due in large part to his accurate calls at the Internet bubble top (in 2000) and bottom (in 2002). He was also known for calling key inflection points (such as Aspen Technology $AZPN at $0.70 for AMR in late 2002) and for making Apple $AAPL his first official pick when he launched Pipeline Data (at a split-adjusted $0.65), as the iPod was just starting to take off.
Consequently, his service attracted hundreds of Wall Street analysts and portfolio managers.
In 2009, just after his retirement, Gomes began donating time to share his research to the public as a contributor on Seeking Alpha. There, he quickly attracted 10,000 followers after picking 20+ stocks that tripled over a 5 year span!
https://seekingalpha.com/article/1897...
In 2013, he was publicly credited as the first analyst to confirm Himax’s role in Google Glass. Its market capitalization jumped by $500 million that day (and ultimately rose more than 400%). CNBC named it “the most successful Technology stock of the year”.
Most importantly, Gomes is a rags-to-riches success whose story has captured the attention of over 50,000 investors from countries around the world. Starting with a $2,000 credit card loan, Gomes amassed a multi-million dollar fortune by averaging over 40% annually until his retirement at age 38.
He credits his Wall Street mentors for providing the secrets that saved him from his losing ways. In honor of his mentors’ teachings, Gomes now donates time to teach his lessons to the general public. He believes that anyone can achieve success by opening their minds to learning the lessons with a laser-sharp focus on mastering one’s craft.
He also volunteers as a Track & Field coach to Olympic athletes, Olympic hopefuls, high school students, and the broader Miami Beach community.
His lessons & stock selections can be found on Mark’s Research Blog, as well as his YouTube channel.
What do you expect from the guy who...
* Sold picks to WALL STREET during the Internet bubble
* Was hired by JIM CRAMER'S funds
* Called the rise/fall of MoviePass (& appeared in the movie!)
* Nailed $DWAC before it became $DJT
* Grew up one town from Roaring Kitty 😹
$AEHR $ALAR $ATGN $CTLP $CXDO $EVLV $GEODF $IRIX $IWC $KRKNF $LRCX $MRVL $MU $NVDA $QIPT $STX $TPCS $TSSI $VTSI
Disclosures / Disclaimers: This content is not a solicitation to buy, sell, or otherwise transact any stock or its derivatives. Nor should it be construed as an endorsement of any particular investment or opinion of the stock’s current or future price. To be clear, I do not encourage or recommend for anyone to follow my lead on this or any other stocks, since I may enter, exit, or reverse a position at any time without notice, regardless of the facts or perceived implications of this show. I reserve my right to trade any stock at will, as day trading is a part of my personal activities, beyond the methods I teach.
I am not a financial advisor. Nor am I providing any recommendations, price targets, or opinions about valuation regarding the companies discussed herein. Any disclosures regarding my holdings are true as of the time this article is written, but subject change without notice. I frequently trade my positions, often on an intraday basis. Thus, it is possible that I might be buying and/or selling the securities mentioned herein and/or its derivative at any time, regardless of (and possibly contrary to) the content of this show.
Suffice it to say, this content is for informational, educational, and more importantly, entertainment purposes only.
Video Time Stamps (rounded up/down to half minute, Click times to jump to that part of the video):
5:00 - Disclaimers
9:30 - Macro
36:30 - GEODF
41:00 - AI stocks
48:30 - CTLPP
50:00 - QIPT
55:00 - GKPRF
1:02:30 - ATGN
1:17:30 - ALAR
1:25:30 - Q&A
Today's Presentation Slides Here -- https://docs.google.com/presentation/...
Stock market beginners, start here -- https://markgomesstocks.wordpress.com/
With over 30 years of professional experience, Mark Gomes is among the world’s most experienced small cap and technology stock analysts.
During his career, Gomes launched several multi-million dollar Wall Street businesses, leading to his retirement at age 38, in 2008. His reputation was built by guiding well-known Wall Street firms (including George Soros’ Soros Fund Management, Jim Cramer’s Cramer & Co., and Steve Cohen's SAC Capital) through the Internet bubble and subsequent bust.
During his career, Gomes was widely quoted in the media, due in large part to his accurate calls at the Internet bubble top (in 2000) and bottom (in 2002). He was also known for calling key inflection points (such as Aspen Technology $AZPN at $0.70 for AMR in late 2002) and for making Apple $AAPL his first official pick when he launched Pipeline Data (at a split-adjusted $0.65), as the iPod was just starting to take off.
Consequently, his service attracted hundreds of Wall Street analysts and portfolio managers.
In 2009, just after his retirement, Gomes began donating time to share his research to the public as a contributor on Seeking Alpha. There, he quickly attracted 10,000 followers after picking 20+ stocks that tripled over a 5 year span!
https://seekingalpha.com/article/1897...
In 2013, he was publicly credited as the first analyst to confirm Himax’s role in Google Glass. Its market capitalization jumped by $500 million that day (and ultimately rose more than 400%). CNBC named it “the most successful Technology stock of the year”.
Most importantly, Gomes is a rags-to-riches success whose story has captured the attention of over 50,000 investors from countries around the world. Starting with a $2,000 credit card loan, Gomes amassed a multi-million dollar fortune by averaging over 40% annually until his retirement at age 38.
He credits his Wall Street mentors for providing the secrets that saved him from his losing ways. In honor of his mentors’ teachings, Gomes now donates time to teach his lessons to the general public. He believes that anyone can achieve success by opening their minds to learning the lessons with a laser-sharp focus on mastering one’s craft.
He also volunteers as a Track & Field coach to Olympic athletes, Olympic hopefuls, high school students, and the broader Miami Beach community.
His lessons & stock selections can be found on Mark’s Research Blog, as well as his YouTube channel.
What do you expect from the guy who...
* Sold picks to WALL STREET during the Internet bubble
* Was hired by JIM CRAMER'S funds
* Called the rise/fall of MoviePass (& appeared in the movie!)
* Nailed $DWAC before it became $DJT
* Grew up one town from Roaring Kitty 😹
$AEHR $ALAR $ATGN $CTLP $CXDO $EVLV $GEODF $IRIX $IWC $KRKNF $LRCX $MRVL $MU $NVDA $QIPT $STX $TPCS $TSSI $VTSI
Disclosures / Disclaimers: This content is not a solicitation to buy, sell, or otherwise transact any stock or its derivatives. Nor should it be construed as an endorsement of any particular investment or opinion of the stock’s current or future price. To be clear, I do not encourage or recommend for anyone to follow my lead on this or any other stocks, since I may enter, exit, or reverse a position at any time without notice, regardless of the facts or perceived implications of this show. I reserve my right to trade any stock at will, as day trading is a part of my personal activities, beyond the methods I teach.
I am not a financial advisor. Nor am I providing any recommendations, price targets, or opinions about valuation regarding the companies discussed herein. Any disclosures regarding my holdings are true as of the time this article is written, but subject change without notice. I frequently trade my positions, often on an intraday basis. Thus, it is possible that I might be buying and/or selling the securities mentioned herein and/or its derivative at any time, regardless of (and possibly contrary to) the content of this show.
Suffice it to say, this content is for informational, educational, and more importantly, entertainment purposes only.
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