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And I will continue to accumulate this asset because of its worth, because of its industrial use, because of its value, because of its stored value, because it's baby gold
You know, this is like the dot-com bubble. We have some extreme valuations. We have warning signs galore out there for companies, for people, for the economy
Right now, I'm buying the main indexes to spy the cues. There are things that I would look to buy, but I'm buying those right now because I always want to be, I'm always 100% long the market from an investing standpoint.
Apple's getting into that point where it's pretty well beaten down. I mean, it's down about 10 bucks today, down 11. 11.29 today. It gets back to 270. I take a look at it.
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco he is a buyer of silver now and will keep accumulating it at 60 and 55 because it is 'baby gold' with industrial and stored value.
And I will continue to accumulate this asset because of its worth, because of its industrial use, because of its value, because of its stored value, because it's baby gold
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco today's tech/AI valuations look like the dot-com bubble, with warning signs everywhere, so serious pullbacks are due.
You know, this is like the dot-com bubble. We have some extreme valuations. We have warning signs galore out there for companies, for people, for the economy
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco he is a believer in SpaceX and thinks it will be fine, while noting buyers are paying up for a company that does not make money.
And of course, when you're buying into a SpaceX, I mean, listen, I'm a believer. I think it'll be fine, but you're buying into the hole and you're buying into a company that does not make money.
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco the Fed (and Trump) are wrong to want cuts and should be hiking rates to slow inflation.
They shouldn't be cutting rates. They should be hiking rates. They need to slow the pace of this inflationary cycle, because the average American cannot afford to live at the prices that we're paying right now.
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco 13% of credit cards are 90+ days past due, 6% of car loans and 4% of mortgages are in default, so the average American cannot afford to invest.
I mean, 13% of credit cards are 90 days past due or more. 6% of car loans are in default and 4% of mortgage are in default.
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco he is buying the main indexes (SPY, QQQ) right now and is always 100% long the market as an investor, hedged with derivatives.
Right now, I'm buying the main indexes to spy the cues. There are things that I would look to buy, but I'm buying those right now because I always want to be, I'm always 100% long the market from an investing standpoint.
Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz tells Kitco Apple is getting beaten down enough that he would take a look at buying it if it gets back to 270.
Apple's getting into that point where it's pretty well beaten down. I mean, it's down about 10 bucks today, down 11. 11.29 today. It gets back to 270. I take a look at it.