The Market Just BLEW UP
Summary
Jeremy provides a comprehensive analysis of the current market internals, noting that the VIX and crude oil prices are crashing, which signals a transition to a 'risk-on' environment. He draws a parallel between current market behavior and last year's tariff drama, explaining that once a situation reaches 'peak scariness'—such as threats of wiping out civilizations—the market tends to bottom because any subsequent news is relatively 'less bad.' He emphasizes the 'KISS' (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle, advising investors to maintain more income than expenses to ensure they can buy stocks during every dip regardless of macro noise.
Jeremy highlights several specific stocks and sectors:
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Jeremy is extremely bullish, stating the stock 'wants 250' as its next price target. He is currently up $124,000 on his Amazon position.
Reasoning: Jeremy believes the fundamentals are amazing despite recent price struggles. He reports a gain of $39,000 on the stock today and remains highly optimistic about its recovery.
Reasoning: Jeremy notes the stock is positioned very well for a 'risk-on' market. He mentions a potential price target of $325 and states his position has already doubled in value.
Reasoning: Jeremy warns that Wall Street refuses to touch SAS stocks like Salesforce in the short term. He notes the stock is down 33% year-to-date and failed to rally even on a massive green day for the broader market.
Reasoning: Jeremy calls it a 'party pooper' due to decelerating revenue growth and negative sentiment from Michael Burry regarding competition from Anthropic. He predicts the stock will remain rangebound between $125 and $200 for a while.