Folks, we are in the middle of a squeezeapalooza and I want to walk you through the top three stocks that I see right now and at the end of the video, we need to discuss the GDP print that just came out this morning. It showed that U.S economic growth cooled slightly in Q4 of 2022 and actually if you look at the way this was calculated well, you're going to see there were some big big red flags and today's video is brought to you by the MooMoo platform and broker and the up to 15 free stocks that you can get if you sign up and deposit with them using our link down below. Very very powerful platform. you're going to like them a lot.

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Right now. personally, I wouldn't want to pay Buzzfeed's website a visit, let alone pay them millions of dollars to produce content. but that's just me. And then midday today, this cattle's got even better reports came out saying that BuzzFeed was planning to use Chat Gpt's open AI quote in 2023, You'll see AI inspired content move from an R D stage to part of our Core Business enhancing the quiz experience, informing our brainstorming and personalizing our content for our audience.

Also, is it just mirrors are really difficult on the brain to say chat? GPT I Keep wanting to say chat Gbt GPT GPT GPT Okay, there we go. Chat Gbt to Stocks in 2023 is going to be like what Nfts were to stocks in 2021. Mostly fluff, but great for driving up those share prices. Ai's cool and Chat Gbt is awesome.

You should try it if you haven't already. They have like a free demo thing on their website, but at the end of the day, a lot of these companies that are talking about using this. it's click bait and they're not going to be able to use the tech effectively or even know how to use it effectively. I mean just look at this one quote.

for example, they say they're going to be using it to enhance the quiz experience. the quiz experience. You think that's where all the money comes from for BuzzFeed No. That said, at the same time, Nfts can't pass exams from law and Business Schools and Nfts can't generate massive articles in 60 seconds.

so there's certainly more potential if companies know how to use it. I'm just saying that they're not going to know how to use it effectively and I think you're going to have a lot of plagiarism issues when you start writing articles because Chat Gbt just gathers data from a bunch of different sources and makes it really hard to trace. but still, you're kind of plagiarizing, which is why I don't think that these companies are going to be able to know for quite a long time how to use this effectively, but that's just my opinion. Anyways, on this news: BuzzFeed rally to 288 which is about 110 run briefing price the highs this morning.

Now of course not all of our briefing plays run. The point is really just to track different catalysts and this chat GPT Catalyst is going to be the latest Trend Identity identification and drowning out noise and narrowing down trade ideas is what these pre-market morning briefings are all about, right? and what your research should be about as well. How do I narrow down the stocks that actually have opportunistas which is opportunity for folks who don't speak fluent Spanish like Charlie Charlie But this is a good lesson in that if you see a company announce anything regarding to chat GPT it's going to be primed for a hype rally. So while I don't see BuzzFeed as a top stock for long I do see the chat GPT trade stocks as being top stocks in the coming weeks.

Okay, next second, Cosm. So for context, we originally briefed on the lovely Cosm at roughly 346 on the 20th, which was last Friday it ran up to 736 at highs about a 112 percent run briefing price to Highs. But what I like about this stock is that it has beautiful, consistent momentum. Why is Cosmos running into the Cosmos? Well, they are benefiting from the return of the small cap spec.

Market Of course, on top of that, their CEO has never sold a share. They've got a decent amount of cash. Their reverse split got them away from the listing cliff. And when I am looking at stocks like this I primarily like to use two SMA lines the red one for analyzing overall direction and the blue one for analyzing candle to Candle Price strength caused them broke into an upper Direction over our red directional SMA line and ran and breathed and ran and breathed but still held overall direction.

That means that the trend has been tested several times and is still in our favor. A lot of people say oh, indicators don't work well. Yeah, it depends on what you're using them for if you're using the indicators to wipe your rear end. Obviously, it's not going to work if you're using it to clean your house, If you're using it to kill a mouse, if you're using it to take off a blouse.

Obviously, they're not going to work. but if you're using an indicator to analyze a trend, something like a moving average can be so so simple, yet so helpful and strategy wise. My take moving forward is that you want to see the cell off back down to our red directional SMA and then bounce right off it. That would be enough proof of concept to suggest another wave of momentum them is coming and can be traded off of if it goes below that.

Oof. It could take quite a long time for direction to come back once it is broken. Lastly, Number Three, Gns has been cooling down and losing interest from its massive hype wave. It has one big problem: regulatory Delays.

You see, the biggest thing that Gns speculators are waiting for is regulatory slash legal approval for what the CEO calls its Naked Short Beating special dividend plan. But because it's a new type of plan, it's taking longer than anticipated to be approved, which is causing people to rush for safety. Here's the thing though, once it does get approved, well, that's a whole nother Catalyst run, and that announcement is going to include the date at which this dividend is going to get distributed, and there should be a nice anticipatory run-up to that as well. The only question is when are we going to get those catalysts, because until we get some more concrete information on them, Well, Gns is likely going to just keep cooling down.

Right now, the ball is in the Sec's court and we gotta wait until they make a decision on this. But if they approve it and you get the clear dates, expect lots of opportunities and it's probably going to come out of the blue. So that's why this is a top stock. Watch it sell off another three, four, five days.

Hopefully we get the approval within the next two weeks, but who knows with the SEC top stock. Until they get that announcement and then we'll reassess it. Lastly, a bonus and a powerful lesson. Tyd.

This is one of the plays we talked about in The Briefing this morning as well and it was running up on earnings and a squeeze setup and look to be prepping for a momentum wave that continues through open like we've seen in so many other stocks in the past. 15 minutes. after open though, you got a big, red, dirty, nasty candle of death and it erased nearly all of its pre-market run. So if you're someone who's like oh, I can blindly trust stocks and I can blindly imagine that they're just going to go to Infinity without ever having massive sell-offs.

Well, you can't That's a myth like the Tooth Fairy if you're going to blindly trust document as well. Also, put your teeth under a pillow every night because that's about equally as stupid. Now, if you'd like access to our daily morning briefings and daily pre-market research, well I will put a link to Zip Trader you below. But starting soon, we will also be sending out weekly reports via email on trade ideas, different setups that we think you should know and a lot more.

And so I Highly recommend going to that link down below to unlock those reports and sign up for when that first report comes out, this will be completely free and as part of our next stage expansion plan for Zip. Trader Okay, moving on to the economy. So Bloomberg reported this morning, the U.S economy grew faster than forecast into the end of 2022, but there were signs of slowing underlying demand as the steepest interest rate hikes in decades threatened growth. This year, gross domestic product increased at a 2.9 percent annualized rate in final three months of 2022.

after a 3.2 percent gain in the third quarter, the Commerce Department's initial estimate showed Thursday about half of the GDP increase reflected inventory growth, while government outlays match the biggest gain since early 2021. And this is what that looks like on a chart. The first two quarters of 2022 saw contractions, the second half of 2022 saw expansions and it's easy to look at this chart and say wow, what coming recession the economy looks like it's booming little boomy boomsters. but GDP growth may not be what you think it is and even this chart as it is, doesn't look that great when you consider that the first two months were contractionary, right? or the first two quarters were contractionary.

The truth is folks, that most people think they know what GDP is, but they really don't know how it's calculated. They think, oh, GDP Yeah, that's how much we're producing in a year. No, that is not how it works. There's a lot more complication than that.

GDP Overall, and there's a lot of subcategories, but overall, this is what it is: Personal and public consumption plus government expenditures plus public and private investment plus the difference between exports and imports. So let's do a quick overview on how each performed in the last report. So personal consumption expenditures index increased, but it slowed down sharply from Q3 because of a drop in Goods consumption. The only thing holding it up was an increase in Services consumption and really total expenditure.

In that category, government spending increase 6.2 percent due largely to massive new expand managers Federal and local governments are taking on in terms of public and private investment. You saw huge plunges in residential fixed Investments and other types of private investments in business investment. But you saw government investment increase. And one fascinating metric that we include in investment is private inventories.

Like you're investing in building out private inventories. For some reason, the government likes to look at the number of inventory that companies are holding and they're like, oh, great. Lots of inventory. Lots and lots of inventory.

Well, that means great news for the economy. they are investing in growing out their inventory. which means they're bullish on the economy, when in reality, an excess of inventory actually might not be such a good thing. It might mean that you're not able to move products.

It might mean that you have so much excess inventory that now that's a huge liability because you have to store it and now nobody wants those goods. And it also reported that good demand is down. If you look at the Pce in terms of trade, the number of exports drop six percent. Imports drop 5.5 Which means the trade balance got a little bit less in the US's favor, which shouldn't have been the case since the dollar actually got weaker, which is supposed to make he has Goods more competitive abroad.

But to see the bigger picture, what were the three biggest contributors to this GDP number? Massive, excessive inventories were the biggest, which are again a subcategory of investment. Then you had personal expenditure consumption, which was slowing down a lot with consumer spending still positive, but slower than the previous report. And also you had a massive massive increase in government consumption expenditures which drove a lot of the GDP number as well. And here's the thing.

when you go and you take out government spending and you take out the inventory increase, How much is the GDP growth? 0.8 percent. When you really look at the numbers here and you really digest everything that was on this report, you don't just look at the headline number. What it tells you is that yes, the economy is slowing down quarter after quarter net, the trend is contractionary. And lastly, and most importantly, this quarter was basically slightly better than flat.

I Think even 0.8 is definitely a fudged number, probably closer to 0.3 or something like that. The mix of growth was discouraging, and monthly data suggest the economy lost momentum as the Fourth Quarter went on. wrote: Andrew Hunter Senior: U.S Economist for Capital Economics Anyways, folks, let us know what your favorite stocks are down below. Let us know what you think about this economy.

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