"What I'm being told is, 'Paul, if you want the stock at 350 per share, someone will pay you $3.41 per share.' So, what this means is if on July 17th, the stock is above 350, I just keep my 341, I don't get the shares. If it falls below 350, I pay 350 for the stock, but I still keep my 341. So, essentially, I paid 346.6 for the stock because it's my 350 minus my 340."

"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%. "

"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. "

"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. "

"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. "