FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy
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FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy
Felix Prehn - I have amazing (and painful) news + Stock Market News 27 May 2025 (Goat Academy)
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Felix here and welcome to this pre-morning live stream. I'm glad the market's back. I hope you enjoyed your Memorial Day and look, I've been a bit cautious these last couple of weeks. I wouldn't say outright bearish. I think I still bought about 30 stocks last week and I just set up buys for about another 25 this morning. But I've been very, very, very, very cautious on just where the market's heading. I've kind of been saying, look, we're looking a little bit more optimistic now long haul, but short term there's a lot of choppiness, so small position sizes and all that and everything has kind of just changed. Well, almost. There's still a little bit of a warning there that I want to explain to you. My goal is, in the next few minutes, to make you into the best informed, smartest, rule-based investor there ever was. That's really my goal. Share with me the kind of stuff that we would be sharing if we were sitting in a morning meeting of an investment bank. That's kind of where I sort of learned the deal. I'm going to share my screen with you. I'm going to walk you through the following. I'm going to start off with the good news, right, because we're feeling pretty optimistic this morning. Here is the good news.
Speaker 1:White House economic advisor Hassett says the following Tariffs could go to 10% or less, which was like the baseline. 10% was the baseline right. Now it's suddenly or less for some countries. So that's good news, right? Because the market isn't really particularly fond of tariffs because it could impact margins and all of that. So do you think that's good news? If you think that's good news, put a G in the chat for good news, and I know that you're actually alive and well and not a bot. You never know nowadays and it gets better. Hassett also says the India deal is close to the finish line. So we've got the UK deal. I mean the UK is basically a vassal state, it's like a colony of the United States, right. So it's kind of like not that big a deal, but India, that's a big one, that's a big developing country with massive, massive, horrible tariffs. I mean they put a hundred percent plus on almost anything they're bringing in Loving all the Gs here guys. 100% plus on almost anything they're bringing in Loving all the Gs here, guys. So getting that over the line could be a really nice template for everybody else, certainly for kind of Asian manufacturing kind of type countries. You can be like look, we've done this deal with. You know the most populous country in the world, or whatever India is? There are a lot of Indians, as I understand it, so that's very good news. That's good news. Number two. Right Doesn't end there, though, the Donald and this isn't political, I'm not saying I believe this necessarily, but he's saying our nation is staging one of the greatest and fastest comebacks in history.
Speaker 1:I wish I could do the accent. That would be fun, wouldn't it? He says in just four months, we're respected, respected like never before, and just I like that. How his tweets are literally like verbatim, how he would say it, which is funny. But he's saying look, many tr of investments in plants and factories. Until you see the numbers on growth.
Speaker 1:This is the golden age of America, and it doesn't matter whether you love or loathe Donald Trump. It really is irrelevant. The question is does the market believe this story? Does the market believe America is about to enter the golden age? Does the market believe all this money is going to pour into the US, all this manufacturing or full employment and yadda, yadda, robots will solve the world and we're all going to Mars, if the market believes that the market will follow that path. So by now you've probably figured out. The market is like a six-year-old you tell it a story and if the story is good enough, the six-year-old will believe it. Well, that's basically how you make the market move. Good enough, the six-year-old will believe it. Well, that's basically how you make the market move, and Donald J Trump, el Presidente, is very, very, very good at that.
Speaker 1:Right, he really plays with us, doesn't he? On Friday he dumped the tariff news on us 50% tariffs on those bastards in Europe. On Sunday he said I had a lovely call with them. They're really nice, actually, it was pleasant, we nibbled on something and it was amazing, and we're going to postpone them. So he's playing that flip-flop with us, and this morning the market is absolutely buying it.
Speaker 1:He goes look at this, this is the pre-market. Everything is green. Nvidia is up. Even Apple is up, which I think one of the worst stocks at the moment out there. Tesla up 2.3%, oracle is up 2%, metro up 2%, google up 1.5%, amazon up 1.5%.
Speaker 1:Pretty much everything is up, except for what's that NIM? What's NIM? I don't know. There's one, there's always one, isn't there One party? Pooper and Dash, okay, doordash, yeah. I don't think that's a particularly great one. One utility is down and there is one finance company that's down too, to the cboe. Okay, that's kind of ironic. Um, a lot of our, a lot of my mentors, are ex-cboe people. So, insider, insider joke.
Speaker 1:So this looks very, very, very good, right? So what are you therefore going to do? And then I get all the comments here from all the donald's haters, all the democrats. You're very welcome here, you know it's, it's a free, free world and all that. But it doesn't matter. It's just a question does the market believe him? At present, the market believes him. You can see it here Palantir's up 3%, right. So that's all we got to care about. Remove your politics from your investments decisions and you will be a lot richer and you'll be a lot less upset.
Speaker 1:I see a lot of people get upset about very strange things, like what politicians say or do somewhere. Eh, it doesn't really matter. Like you can always move, right. There is always that. Nim is a gold stock, is it? Okay? So gold is all. The gold stocks are down a little bit this morning, which makes sense, and we're buying some more of those this week, for sure.
Speaker 1:But what are you going to do now? You stocks, right? Well, if you want a little bit of a helping hand with actually selecting the good ones and I saw who was that at the top of the chat here who said rules really work and you're looking to buy, order your super yacht who was that, who was that? Put your hand up. Whoever that was because that's precisely what we're here for is to actually get ourselves out of the hole that most people are in, where they have to work for a living and they have to work to make money, they have to work to pay the mortgage and the college fees and all the other things, when really money should work for you and I say should and that sort of sounds like this weird little fugazi thing, but it's a real thing.
Speaker 1:A lot of people live off their money, but you need to learn how to manage that money first, and that's not a full-time job. No, I have to have a lot of hobbies, because what I do takes a couple of hours a week. So you know, I did my workout today with my handstand coach. I had dinner out, just yeah. I did loads of stuff, sat with the cats and adored the kittens and that kind of stuff. You've got to find yourself another job once you no longer need the main job no-transcript.
Speaker 1:But I'll also walk you through the pitfalls of that, because most people get that wrong, which is why a lot of you, if you've tried options, you're not making any money with it. So I'll walk you through that and we're going to have some fun with that over at felixfriendsorg slash webinar and you can subscribe to that here and here and here. I just came from france, I have to say it like that, and something like 3 000 of you already signed up to that, which is very, very cool. So we're gonna have a big one which will be fun. Uh, only the first 2 000 can actually chat with me live, so don't be late for it. That's what I'm saying. I'd be early and I'll literally show you how we can win 75 of those trades. Big claim, I know, but I'll back it up. So come and join me over that now.
Speaker 1:Options weird, weird. Who's going to join me on the? On the live webinar? Put a, put 75 in the chat and I know that you're going to join me over there and I'll walk you through that. Um, matt, you can't log into trade vision reaching out to help all weekend. Matt, there's a sad story with that, because actually I should mention this. It's memorial day yesterday, right? Um, if you guys are using trade vision, who's using trade vision? Put a put. Actually I should mention this. It's Memorial Day yesterday, right? If you guys are using Trade Vision, who's using Trade Vision? Put a T in the chat.
Speaker 1:You've probably talked to an amazing guy who handles all of our support, dennis. And Dennis isn't just a support guy, he's actually a trader. He understands options and trading and stocks and he's been with us a couple of I don't know how long six months or something and amazing, completely turned around our whole like customer service experience for Trade Vision. So I absolutely love the guy. Well, guess what he got drafted last week. Just send me a picture in uniform. He's Ukrainian, so he's going to the front and we will miss him dearly and we wish him a safe return and, of course, we'll very much look forward to having him back.
Speaker 1:But you know, when you have like Memorial Day and this stuff happens and it's actually one of your team, it's kind of like it hits home pretty hard. So to all the people who love war and think we should elongate this war because it's the right thing to do to win. Well, talk to Dennis's wife, right? Because I don't think she's and his family are going to be very thrilled about that. So war is a horrible thing. I hope it ends soon over there. But, yeah, one of my guys is heading over there unfortunately. So more bad news and, yeah, sorry about that, but you know reality of life reality by its own sometimes. We have actually quite a big Ukrainian team on Trade Vision, because they're amazing people, they're amazing developers and just an absolute pleasure to work with. But unfortunately, yeah, some of them get drafted. Let's look at why.
Speaker 1:We might still want to be a little bit conservative, and I'm still doing that. I'm still setting up trades smaller sizes than usual. So there's a bunch of ways you can protect your portfolio right. So it can be. First of all, it's like selection in terms of sectors, so don't always just buy the same thing, right? So if you want to buy something more defensive say some gold-related stocks or stuff like that that can definitely help.
Speaker 1:Is there any plans to expand Trade Vision to other markets? Yes, in short, and yeah, we're working on that. We're getting through a couple of great things. We're going to wrap up the dark pool features, which are amazing and, by the way, guys, if you want to play with Trade Vision, there's a link down below felixfriendsorg slash trade imports and the integration of brokers. But yeah, we're also looking at we literally are interviewing data sources at present, because that's important, that the data is really really really good for us. That's always the key thing. So, yeah, we're looking at maybe British and UK stocks to start with, because we have quite a large contingent of you Brits and, you know, europhiles. But let's just get back to the market for a second. Then we can do some Q&A as well and look at this. The market opens in 15 minutes.
Speaker 1:We saw the first outflow out of stocks last week in like two months Fairly substantial amount, like 4 billion. Now, there is a caveat to that. This is a number on the face of it. It doesn't look great, right, do you think it looks great? $4 billion leaving stocks Not brilliant. But tech stocks. You see, saw like $6.8 billion outflows, which is the biggest weekly outflow since Jesus Christ or something. But that was basically all because there was an idiotic leverage tech fund called FNGA that got liquidated. So that's most of that. So probably, if you take that out, maybe the outflow overall doesn't look as bad. Um, we're also seeing outflows out of gold and out of japanese stocks, which might be might be a good thing, and, um, where is it going? Well, it's going into crypto and it's going into bonds. $25 billion went into bonds last week. So when you hear all these people out there saying you know all that money on the sidelines in bonds is going to flow into stocks, well, not until interest rates come down, and at the moment, they're really not doing that here.
