hello everyone and thanks for tuning in to be financial investor channel my name
is Brent and today we're going to be doing our weekly recap for July 23rd
through the 27th this week's main focus was basically the US and European trade
deals as well as quarter to earnings some of those big names this week
reported earnings such as Google Amazon and Facebook Facebook of course taken
that dive so this week we're gonna quickly glance here last week last
week's changes basically everything moved up besides the Nasdaq haven't
fallen negative point zero seven everything else last week's winner was
the Russell 2000 which this week you know it's flip-flop Russell's leave the
loser but we're gonna be discussing that so we're gonna go over the forming
indexes take a look at my portfolio change for the week as far as
percentage-wise in comparison to the indexes go over
stock futures right now looking a little bit negative going into you Monday
not anything bad it could always change and take a look at some stocks that he
removed in the after hours some financials take a look at the big names
Google Facebook Amazon I know another one out there is everyone's favorite or
a couple of people's favorite since AMD that one did really great this week
having moved up 16% and then financials are helping out again with the S&P 500 I
think we're going to start to see moving into some all-time highs in the S&P 500
you know once those financials get kicking in the gear we're only you are
only slightly off those two all-time highs so I think we're gonna start to
hit there within a month or two so let's go ahead and get started S&P 500 moving
up point six to one percent year-to-date up five point four three percent not
quite the winner this week the Dow Jones is the winner
so here Monday dead slightly come down by point zero six but lots of companies
here consumer companies mainly coca-cola really you know not mainly coca-cola
Pepsi releasing earnings this week did really well really helping out the Dow
Jones specially here on on going into Tuesday and air Monday after hours
really helping out the market and then here Wednesday after hours on clothes
another huge jump up 1.5 seven percent your today up to point nine six percent
financials helping them out coca-cola Pepsi and a few other names Nasdaq not
quite the loser although it did sell off you know one point zero six percent
that's a pretty big change but again still up here today the winner right now
up at twelve point zero eight percent now the loser this week whereas it was
the winner last week is now the loser this week so down the Russell 2000 down
one point nine seven percent this could be you know kind of a sign as far as the
the state of the nation but who knows Russell 2000 is basically a large you
know 2000 stocks that all basically stay within the United States their own
national traded companies they're not international they're not you know some
other company that's going to be external they're all here within the US
so Russell 2000 haven't gone down nearly two percent in a week now my portfolio
last week our portfolio had only changed up 0.15 percent this week we had a
really nice change the only thing that really held me back was Apple having
moved down this week and that hurt my IRA so everything else moved up my Roth
IRA moved up slightly Thrift Savings Plan my wife's Roth IRA and her
individual account so the difference here of 169 to 190 had a couple
referrals this week so I believe those three referrals that really helped us
that portfolio that portfolio was growing with starting at 100 bucks
having some friends some subscribers viewers you guys out there helping it
out of course you guys like m1 finance if you use any questions out there at
all over the platform let me know in the comment section below I have no problem
making a video specifically to target any of those questions so after hours
here we had some movement S&P 500 going down slightly Nasdaq as
well nearly two points down and the Dow Jones Saleh so going into Monday don't
be surprised if it's slightly slightly down Philip Morris I gotta be
making a video out on Sunday talking about my wife's Roth IRA if there's any
stocks in there I would sell our never touch that would be well we'll talk
about it then but after our movement we had some after our as far as financials
we had a couple tech in there I can see names here generally let you're kind of
coming down off PayPal called Cola moving up again still moving up we had
check a peak Energy Corp some Cisco and they're moving up slightly boring
Stanley Wells Fargo moving down so interesting mix AMT coming down slightly
up negative point seven nine that is completely fine if you know how much
they've ran up this week we'll talk about that here in a second Google
released earnings Monday after close did very nice
they're basically an illicit came in expecting nine dollars and fifty nine
cents they actually beat expectations by almost two dollars they reported $11.75
that was the only number I had actually watched Google was one of those ones one
of the viewers out there asked you know what my opinion was of Google and Google
such a giant you know with YouTube they're getting into self-driving cars
and AI and all sorts of other stuff very interesting company I don't see it kind
of going anywhere it's very passive and big so why'd they change up for 0.52%
year today up eighteen point three six percent very nice their Facebook did do
the face dive this week after earnings they basically they beat earnings missed
revenue they said that their daily active users had dropped their capital
expenditures were more than expected they took on more debt you know they're
bringing in more security to try and combat those fake profiles combat the
hackers bringing in new employees that just dropped them down so they were down
20 percent on the day due to the news but looks like they may have only
dropped you know 19 percent here in point seventy nine percent there it all
adds up so they were down over 20 percent at a point
had looked at them so very interesting their Amazon not sure if they had beat
earnings or not but it does look like they may have sold off here on Thursday
after the clothes on Wednesday looks like they did sell off nearly three
percent not 100% sure I wasn't here Amazon delivery strong earnings growth
sending shares higher so maybe what happened was on Thursday they had people
investors had sold off at their highs trying to collect some of their money
you know taking profit then they came out release earnings and that's what
shot it up very nicely but didn't quite keep it came down off those high still
doesn't matter still up five-day change 0.2 percent year-to-date up fifty five
point three nine percent that is an amazing amazing gain their year today
now another one here I had watched I know a layover allies world I think
she's an investor of AMD you know Mike Andy here
your five-day change at fourteen point seven nine percent your today this one
beats out Amazon slightly here almost double at eighty four point two four
percent now they I guess they released some areas that really well expectations
are that they're gonna be growing very nicely kind of going forward as well so
talking about financials now JPMorgan doing up huge now we need financials and
technology to move these markets higher financials have not been helping out the
market but as we talked about just a few weeks ago I believe we're gonna see a
change and direction as far as financials go and we're gonna start to
see all-time highs again coming very soon within the next one three months
here with the S&P 500 JP Morgan moving up for day our five-day change for point
two seven percent year-to-date this one wasn't the negative just a few few few a
few weeks few months ago we did a video talking about sixteen stocks are run the
red and the Dow Jones JP Morgan was one of them
Citibank also moving up three Oh point five seven still in the
negative here today but could definitely go positive goldman sachs fight they
changed two point five seven percent very nice change all across the board
imagine if you've bought any of these stocks on their lowest lows year-to-date
still down six point seven tail and of course wells fargo here five-day change
three point nine four percent year-to-date
still down three point three six percent you want exposure to all of these songs
here without buying anyone specifically check out ticker symbol x LF this is the
financial sector etf this one five they change up to point zero four seven
percent and it has berkshire hathaway that's basically warren buffett's baby
right there followed behind by JP morgan Bank of America Wells Fargo City been a
Citigroup and US Bancorp and a few others here Goldman Sachs and so on so
very strong ETF if you're trying to buy and hold financials in your portfolio I
would recommend checking that one out now as far as the economy goes there was
an article posted this week Trump administration announces a twelve
billion dollar bailout for farmers hit by tariffs so farmers have been hit
really hard by tariffs I'll put this article in the description below because
you guys can check it out I think it's worth the read also some of you know
soybeans steel aluminum what else solar panels but solar is not so big if you're
any sort of company that has to deal with aluminum steel you're gonna get
hammered automotives if you're a coca-cola you know if you're
a distributor they have cans that's all made out of aluminum kind of going
forward I believe coca-cola or Pepsi one of the
two had mentioned that the price of is actually hurting them they're gonna have
to start raising the price on those consumers so interesting here they just
see a bailout already happened early on here now home builders down four point
four six percent I don't know if you guys follow meet Kevin he's a real
estate investor over in Cali he came out with the video talking about slowdown in
California he hasn't seen this for the past two or three months decline in
approval of loans decline just overall housing sales more days on the market so
we're gonna see how this goes I kind of talked to my Realtors here locally and
they've noticed a slowdown as well but I believe this is all mainly due to
raising rates people weren't able to afford what they could a year ago rates
were very low I talked about this with another investor here I bought my house
in 2013 I got a three point seven percent percent interest rate I pay
roughly you know eight hundred and fifty dollars for my mortgage that same the
same house that I bought in 2013 that mortgage would now be roughly four five
hundred dollars more per month that would be you know 1,200 to 1,400 dollars
instead of my eight hundred dollar mortgage where rates are now 5% so huge
difference and what you're able to get approved for with those rising rates and
also just everything is so expensive right now the house is in the market you
know three bedroom two baths used to be around a hundred and seventy-five
thousand dollars here very new now these same homes two hundred and fifty six to
two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars so huge change there and equity
and it's kind of pricey and a lot of people out from being able to buy these
affordable homes so sales are down more days on the market and there was a
number coming out that they had said they were expecting a decline of roughly
two point eight percent but new home sales have actually fallen to five point
three percent which is the lowest it has been in the past eight months so very
interesting numbers there that's the home builders ETF USO oil moving up this
week I believe this was due to President Trump talking with European about having
them import more oil more soybeans more natural gas from the US and also trying
to help okay you know bring easier access for medical devices to the United
States so that was a big talk right there with President Trump the European
as far as discussions and tariffs and such go they did shelf automotive talk
so steel and aluminum so Ford General Motors they came out with their numbers
going forward they expect it to the revenue to decline just due to the the
costs associated with those prices so similar to Pepsi coca-cola anything that
any stocks that is affected in orders and hazard products and steel or
aluminum they're gonna be affected by that
but that's oil dollar moved up this week slightly here let's go find a change
they started off the week here at ninety four ninety four thirty well come on
ninety four thirty seven and then moved up to ninety four sixty-eight so nice
little move it for the dollar didn't quite that's here silver and silver and
gold I know there's another member out there subscriber that had mentioned that
he believed gold and silver Arcana hitting those lows now so here we have
silver five-day changed down point one four percent there was a bit of a bounce
here on Tuesday and Wednesday but they did fall again Thursday losing all of
their earns earnings there for the week and ending there in the negative State
same with the gold gold had a nice little bounce there on Tuesday Wednesday
lost it all on Thursday and ended in the negative here at point six three percent
bonds moving down as well 0.19% yield going up slightly there for bonds so
that is all this week kind of going in you know looking forward I would
recommend you guys go check out the the talks between President Trump and the
earring feeding Commission President jean-claude a I believe is his name so
they're talking about a whole bunch of you know secure trade commissions and
the whole talks of what's going to get affected and what's not going to get
affected I think that's a big thing to kind of watch out for because it could
affect your stocks that you're invested in so looking forward next Wednesday the
Federal Reserve should be coming out and letting us know whether we should expect
another rate hike or not you know in 2018 we have five more months left we're
hitting August that's four so for more complete months we were expecting to
have two additional hikes but I don't believe we're gonna have only we may end
up having one more but president Trump is highly against that trying to really
push down that dollar right now not wanting the rate hikes to take place
they want that easy money out there right now for these financial or for
these basically these companies because it makes it really easy to get that keep
the rates low because once you start raising those rates debt gets really
expensive and right now we're in a propped up market we may see it employed
on us you're kind of going forward as we hit those highs we may see may see
repercussions from it so that is if this week if you guys did enjoy the video
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like it I already said that hit thumbs up kind of going forward again I do
believe I'm gonna be changing it up slightly not talking about as many
stocks mainly just going over the indexes my portfolio change for the week
and maybe some news here and there but I would like to keep these videos down to
about a 10 5 to 10 minute instead of these 15 to 25 minute videos so let me
know what you think in the comment section below I thank you guys of course
we're tuning in and watching as a friendly disclaimer I am NOT a financial
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entertainment and fun this is not investment advice this is just me as a
financial investor trying to help others make their money work for them thank you
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