"So, for my 9% returns on Amazon, I hit the analyze button. The stock's at 240. Guys, I have a low price of 107, a high price of 485, and middle price of 240. So, it's basically selling for my intrinsic value, based on my assumptions."

"The market is priced more than two times the size of the entire economy. 130% overvalued isn't just high. It's higher than it was at the peak of the dot bubble in the year 2000 and way higher than right before the 2008 crash. "

"We're 142% overvalued. It took the average of all this ratio and sat there and said, what does it look like? And the average, we're currently 142% above that. Let us look at that compared to history. Let's go to other big bubbles. We had 2000. Guys, here's the scary part. Our peak in 2000 was 47.18%. "

"So, guys, based on my 15% return, I hit the analyze button. I have a low price of 234, a high price of 514, middle price of 347. So, guys, it's gotten better. So, I'm going to add it to my watch list at 350, not 330. "

"Now, Tractor Supply, 2750. Louis Vuitton, $100. Ulta, 410. Paycom, 110. Meta, 500. Microsoft, 330. Uber, 62. Target, 110. Amazon, 200. Hershey's, 150. T. Rowe Price, 90. I'm showing this list, but these stocks are close. Most of them are within the 10 and 15% of where they are currently selling. "