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Aug 6, 2024
Jim Gillies, an investment analyst known for his stock market insights, joins the discussion on navigating current economic uncertainties. They highlight the importance of being a buyer when others are selling, addressing signs of economic strain without inducing panic. The conversation shifts to Celsius Holdings, outlining its impressive revenue growth and the positives from its partnership with PepsiCo. Additionally, listener questions reveal crucial insights on Social Security's future and effective investment strategies for retirement.
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Buy During Turmoil
- Be a net buyer of stocks throughout your life, especially during market downturns.
- Lower prices benefit long-term investors aiming for a secure retirement and generational wealth.
Toothpaste Parable
- Jim Gillies's wife bought six tubes of toothpaste at a discounted price because it was a good deal.
- This illustrates the principle of buying assets when prices are low, even if not immediately needed.
Contour Brands Opportunity
- Contour Brands, parent company of Lee and Wrangler Jeans, cut its dividend during the pandemic, causing forced selling.
- Jim Gillies bought shares at a low price and profited significantly when the dividend was reinstated and the stock price recovered.
