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Vettz and Papi jump back in for some general market discussion with a few options plays they are currently looking at, namely with Lion Electric and Facebook around momentum and earnings respectively. There will be some virtual reality talk about Oculus (owned by Facebook) and its partnership with Talespin, some Google trends talk although not too in depth, and finally they lads begin the adventures of BITCOIN!!! Listen in and share to story and friends!

Listeners will first learn to smash the notification bell and share our posts on Instagram, then Vettz dives into an in-depth look at the intrinsic value with respect to the growth and current value of Alibaba (NYSE:BABA). Calculating the intrinsic value of BABA or any stock can be done by using free spreadsheets online. Vettz walks through the process of how to plug and chug the values from cash flows, discounted rates, projected revenue growth in three scenarios Bull, Bear, and Normal. Each is assigned a probability and calculated out to a projected ten year return on investment per share. You can do this, you just need to put in the time. This is educational only and We are not financial advisors as we do not understand your own personal risk tolerance. ENJOY!

Vettz and G-Money are back at it and give a full breakdown of Hexo Corp. their product lines in the Canadian CBD-THC space. Management team decisions and how they’ve struggled in the past, but seem to be out of the weeds for now. Full price prediction and introduction to impairment charges, goodwill, and more. You’ll only find out if you listen up!

Vettz brings on Andrew “The Inconomist” Ferguson has been a real estate investor for the last 10 years in St Catharines, Ontario. He and his wife have worked diligently to grow their real rate portfolio north of seven figures and have also ventured into the selling of put options for steady income in the stock market. Topics include how to get started in rental properties, selling of put options, and general market sentiment. Be sure to follow him on Instagram and all the social media platforms @theinconomist

Vettz and Papi dive deep into some ever frothy market talk on the hottest IPO of them all AirBnB. You’ll hear about why this company is NOT a leisure and travel stock which is why it is valued so richly. Then our hosts shift gears and talk about a possible short squeeze play on ROcket Mortgage. Listen up!

General talk regarding AirBnB here and Vettz weighs in on their IPO today!! It’s going to be a monster day here in the markets so let’s learn more regarding this tech real estate rental, experience business model.

Smash that like button! Because Vettz jumps in and give a quick synopsis of how to read an income statement for a publicly traded company. He walks you through the main terms with a live example you can pull up on Yahoo finance as you see Facebook’s annual income statement from 2019. Terms like Revenue, Gross Profit, and Operating Expense will be walked right down to the bottom line profit when all is said and done.

Vettz goes in depth on how he builds a portfolio, what conditions represent a buy, a sell, and the differences between growth and value stocks and their importance. Accountability is key! That’s why We post to you, our listeners. It holds us accountable for our own gains and advice. As always do your own research!

Vettz and Papi drop in to talk about DraftKings. The mobile daily fantasy and sportbook website that has taken the sports industry by storm. Issues do face DraftKings with their overall liquidity, market share, and the ongoing pandemic. We will take an in depth look at this volatile new stock and even talk some Masters golf props! Listen in for our thoughts on where this stock can go in the next one to four years!

Rocket Mortgage (NYSE:RKT) is changing the way new homeowners or current homeowners get or refinance their mortgage. Their competitive advantage by cutting out loan officers and ability to scale digitally make them an intriguing play in the current housing market. Vettz enjoys nothing more than a good stack of pancakes with some fresh Vermont maple syrup washed down with a latte after a night of drinking. So what else to do but talk stocks first thing in the morning! Going to have to hold this one for a long time, but might be over $30 in a year!