Ghost analyzes the volatile February 2011 stock market, urging investors to buy blue-chip stocks like Coke and GE while avoiding devaluing bank savings. He blames Google executive Wael Ghonim for destabilizing Egypt via social media, compares Hurricane Katrina aid recipients to "Junkyard America" squandering $15,000 on luxury cars, and criticizes the Huffington Post's $315 million AOL sale for ignoring bloggers. Ultimately, the episode champions pure capitalism over socialism, dismissing poverty as a failure of personal responsibility rather than systemic issues. [Automatically generated summary]
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I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
The badass of business.
Give him capitalism or give him death.
That's it.
Period.
Broadcasting from his skylight office studios in beautiful downtown Austin, Texas.
You sound fruitier than a box of fruit loops, for Christ's sake.
And now, he'll take it from here.
Your host, the prognosticator of prognosticators.
The man they call...
The Beast.
Good God.
You know, before we move into anything else, let me go ahead and crack open a beer because, you know, it's a pretty flat day on the market for the folks that were out here conducting any kind of business.
The good part about the flat market today was the fact that the volatility.
The volatility was choppy waters for any of the day traders that were out there looking for some liquidity.
But anyway, let me crack open this Miller High Life, of course.
They're not a sponsor, but, you know, I got this makeshift little bodega, you know, down the street.
So I just kind of go over there, hop, and get in on some of these wetas is what the Mexicans used to call them.
But now they got, you know, a black woman as opposed to a blonde woman, so I'm going to call them NAGRAS now.
But, you know, the reason I'm cracking one open and I'm kicking back is I'm sure there's a lot of people that were working hard today, especially day traders.
And that's cheers to you.
Cheers, everybody.
This is episode number 20 for all the folks that are keeping track of the True Capitalist Radio program.
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Let me go ahead and take a sip of some of this NAGRA.
And I'm telling you, ever since they put this black model on the packaging, Miller Highlight is starting to taste a hell of a lot like Cult 45.
Well, that's just between you and me.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, before we go on, folks, please retweet the program.
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But anyway, let's get to the markets, folks.
Just as I predicted yesterday, right before we went off the air, I predicted that the markets were going to be flat.
And were they flat?
Were they flat?
The only good part about it is there was a hell of a lot of volatility.
A hell of a lot of it.
Down Jones excuse me, the Dow Jones Industrials was down up about down 80 points at one point, but it closed out at a little over minus 10.5 points.
So, I mean, it was still a negative, but it was a hell of a lot better than down 80 points.
So it was down a little over 10.5 points, and it closed out at 12,229.
The S ⁇ P 500 barely creaked out some sort of a gain, you know, because it was in the red for a long period of time, all day, but it closed out 0.99 points, which wasn't much of a gain, still pretty flat.
Same thing with the NASDAQ.
The NASDAQ closed out at $2,790, which was only a 1.38 change in the plus side.
So, once again, folks, it was a flat day in the market.
Definitely a flat day.
But, you know, I started looking, and I started doing math figures.
If you were to actually listen to the Ghostman here, when he started suggesting certain stocks at the time that he suggested them, for instance, you know, we what's what we call we talk about Coke when I was talking about it as an example.
And if you would have taken that, you know, for some sort of an advice and bought Coke, well, you'd be reaping the benefits.
And around the time when I said it, you could have paid $53.16 for Coke.
Right now, it closed out at $54.81.
That's an increase of 3% since I said it, whatever it was, five days ago, whatever the hell it was.
Same thing for GE, even though it closed negative today, it was minus 4 cents, negative 4 cents.
But the time that I said GE, and I'm long on GE, by the way, I'm long on it.
Like I said, I have a target price of about $30, $32 on it.
But if you would have bought it at the time that I said it, you would have got it at about $20.81, $0.85, something around there.
And today it closed out at $21.27.
You're damn right.
And at the same time, if you would have listened to the Ghostman, when you said go along on Intel, when the time that he said it, and the time that I said it, you know, it was about $21.46.
And if you would have bought it, kept it right now, you'd be on the plus side because it was up 34 cents today.
High volume on both GE and Intel.
They were both up over 50 million in volume.
So a lot of people were trading that stock.
So I'm just telling you, I can go on and on.
Oil, of course, was up today for all the folks that were keeping track with the commodities.
We're going to get to commodities in a second.
But like I said, folks, I mean, you listen to the Ghost Band, it's like making freaking money.
All right?
I'm serious.
Don't sit over here and try to second-guess me.
As a matter of fact, when I suggested a lot of these blue chip stocks, a lot of these blue chip stocks to people, that was the day when I got some ass clown calling me up saying, oh, you know what you should do, Ghost?
You should go out there and invest in some penny stocks.
Yeah, invest in some penny stocks because you're selling your listeners pipe dreams by telling them that you should go out and buy lodge caps.
It's not, no, it's not.
Shut your hole.
Are you kidding me?
This is why I'm telling you, folks, this is why I'm saying, don't take ridiculous, pathetic risks.
If you would have invested in everything that I've said, everything that I said, that includes Coke, that includes GE, that includes Intel, that includes Skechers is another stock I've thrown out there.
And I'm going to throw some more stocks out there, folks.
Remember, I mean, I don't want to give away the house to you.
You know what I'm saying?
You've got to go out and work and start picking this crap on your own.
But if you would have got in on all these stocks and have just held on to them, all right, you would be up over 61% on your money right, just on today, just on today's gains alone.
61% just on today's gains alone.
But, you know, if you accumulate all the stocks, you'd be up almost 2.5% on your money.
You know, almost 2.5% on your money there.
I mean, so look, for all you ass clowns that are out there trying to, you know, pump and dub penny stocks in my chat room, calling me up, saying that I'm selling pipe dreams because people can't afford blue chip stocks because they're too high.
Look, just as I've said, even if you don't know garbage about the market, even you don't know anything about market volatility, you don't know nothing about day trading, investing, the least you could do, instead of throwing your money into the bank, which is going to devalue folks, I mean, the more and more this government spends, the damn money's going to devalue, you ass clown.
I mean, why don't you think about that and put it through your thick skull?
The damn money is going to be devalued.
So even if you're stacking chips in your savings account, the more time goes on, the less value those dollars have.
So that's why I'm suggesting to all those ass clowns that are out there claiming that it's a pipe dream, ghost.
Yeah, I don't know what's going on, baby.
My kids, baby.
For all you people that are doing that, look, $200 a month, all right?
$200 a month ain't crap.
And for you idiots that are out there saying $200 a month, that's a lot of money, ghost.
Man, child support payments on the minimal scale, on the most minimal scale, are $200 a month.
All right, so you could be able to take $200 a month and throw it into some sort of equity, a blue chip equity.
And I use Coca-Cola for an instance.
And if you'd have listened to me then, you would have gotten a hell of a lot on your money.
A hell of a lot more than a bank, that's for sure.
A hell of a lot more than a bank.
You would have gotten a total of, let's see here, 3%, 3.08% on your money if you would have listened to me.
And I wasn't even really telling people to get into Coke.
I was just saying.
I was just using it as an example.
You want to know why?
Because that's how I think.
I'm not thinking with dumb, ridiculous risk out here.
It's pathetic.
These assholes that are calling me up saying, oh, yeah, penny stocks, they're great.
People are morons.
But anyway, folks, let's continue on and overview the other markets, folks.
We already went over the stock market.
The stock market, like I said, was pretty flat.
I called it yesterday for all you ass clowns that are saying you didn't call it.
Look in the archive, you asshole, at blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost and look at episode 19 at the very end.
What did I say?
Tomorrow, the markets are going to be flat.
But anyway, looking into commodities, commodities, of course, folks, like I've said time and time again.
Commodities I'm so bullish on because, you know, the supply and demand.
Not only supply and demand, folks, the freaking weather, all this ridiculous Arctic weather that we're seeing that's destroying crops.
You know, that we're not even going to see the repercussions of this until summer, even into fall.
Believe it or not, you know, when everybody starts hogging around the holiday season is when we're going to start seeing the scarcity of all the crops that are being damaged because of these atmospheric disturbances.
And, you know, not to mention that these crops are going to be damaged, but you've got a high supply and demand factor, a high demand.
Emerging markets are coming out saying, hey, we want some American goods.
And the only thing that we export is agriculture.
And let's not mention entertainment.
You know, we're pretty good at exporting entertainment, even though the assholes from Canadia are taking that from us.
And, you know, those limes from England also, they're also, you know, with their green teeth and their tea drinking, you know, Elton John ass-looking ways.
They're also taking the exporting factor of entertainment.
But hey, you know, Americans got to wake up.
We've got to do something for heaven's sake.
We have to get up off our asses.
But anyway, not getting off that.
Let me take a sip of this NAGRA here.
Now, if you would have listened to me and understood about being bullish on crude oil, I think that you would have figured out fairly well here.
It was the only commodity, with the exception of the commodities that are in scarcity right now, that really had some pretty good gains.
And I think that you're going to see some more gains.
We're going to talk a little bit about Hansi Mubarak.
Hansi Mubarak was supposed to step down today.
As a matter of fact, I wrote it in the damn description because it came out of the CIA's mouth.
The damn CIA said, oh, yeah, we're expecting Mubarak, Mubarak to step down.
We're expecting them.
The damn CIA is supposed to get everything right.
And what did Mubarak do just about, was it 20, 30 minutes ago?
I am not going to step down, you motherfucker.
That's what he said.
Basically what he said.
So I don't know what the hell's going to happen.
I don't know how.
I mean, the people, they don't even know how to react.
They thought they were getting their way.
Oh, we did it.
And now Mubarak is stepping down.
They don't know what kind of a transition is going to happen.
So I wouldn't be surprised.
I think there's going to be more chaos, if you want my personal opinion.
But anyway, Brent crude has actually been more affected than the traditional American-bought sweet crude.
Brent crude is actually up to $101.53 a barrel.
And for you folks that aren't aware of Brent Crude, Brent Crude is actually the crude oil that's a lot.
It's different, a little bit lower-grade quality of oil, but it's usually shipped to the Asian countries.
It's shipped to some of the European countries.
Unfortunately, Brent crude has been the only thing that's actually taken what I've been saying about crude oil all along.
These are the investors that understand that, look, we have a serious problem in the Middle East, assholes.
All right?
I mean, do you understand that, you know, not only is this stupid uprising of Egypt affecting that particular area, it's also affecting Jordan.
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It's also affecting Yemen.
It's affecting all these areas, you ass clown.
And not to mention that we had a, what was it, an oil, crude oil cargo ship yesterday being hijacked by a bunch of Somali pirates that have taken control of the ship, and who the hell knows what they're going to do with that crap.
But, you know, you take all these factors into consideration, folks.
I mean, you know, there's definitely going to be some, at the very least, transportation problems.
You know, at the very least.
But anyway, Brent crude closed out today at $101.53, $101.53.
It was actually down.
It closed out down 29 cents, even though it's been fluctuating really high all damn day.
Sweet crude, of course, closed out at $87.57.
It was up 86 cents today.
Let's take a look at the commodities, folks, in the agriculture.
Canola down $5.40 at a change of 0.88%.
Coca Futures, Coca Futures, Coca Futures.
I mean, haven't we been talking about this crap every damn day about Coca Futures?
It's going up the ass.
If you happen to be a sweet tooth, if you happen to be some, not Coca Future, Cocoa Futures, you happen to be somebody who eats candy bars for a living.
You know, these fat, jelly ass bastards.
Well, it's going up the, you know what, all right?
It went up $90 today.
All right.
Cocoa futures went up $90 today, up 2.74%.
Good Lord.
I know that we saw a sell-off on those a couple of days ago, but it's all coming back, and I think it's going to come back because of the scarcity of these particular agricultural commodities and the atmospheric disturbances that are basically destroying them and causing scarcity amongst the world market.
Coffee futures, up $2.20, a change of 0.86%.
Corn futures, folks, I don't know what the hell we're going to say about corn.
You know, I know that we're having a corn and wheat shortage, a cotton shortage, and it's definitely reflecting in the prices that's at least happening for corn and cotton right now.
Corn went up again on top of its all-time high.
It's up 75 cents.
Cotton, I mean, we're at pre-Civil War cotton prices, you know, when cotton was such a scarcity that, you know, everybody was utilizing it for the war, and there was no way to get a hold of it.
So it went up to these prices during the pre-Civil War era.
And let me tell you something, cotton went up $7 today, a change of 3.88%.
I mean, I can't believe the prices that are cut that cotton is gone.
I mean, good God, good Lord.
Cotton, the fabric of sound like Aaron Neville, for Christ's sake.
Anyway, we look at the wheat futures, folks.
We've been having major gains in the wheat futures, but unfortunately, they had to move those positions.
You can tell that the investors were like, I know there's a wheat shortage.
There's still going to be money here.
We've had some very big gains.
I mean, $20, $30, $40 gains within the past several days.
You obviously could tell there was going to be a sell-off, and there was.
It's down a little over $20 at a change of 2%.
So wheat futures are down.
They sold off.
Obviously, the investors moved their positions into something else.
Sugar, up 46 cents.
I also am bullish on sugar because these atmospheric disturbances have kind of ruined that agricultural commodity.
Soybean, they sold off on soybeans previous gains.
It's down $18.
Lumber's up $3.50, which is a change.
We've been seeing some lumber sliding, if you will, as we recollect the past shows.
Oat futures was a sell-off.
It's down $5.50.
Soybeans, we saw a soybean spike yesterday.
They sold off on that today, $6.10 on the negative.
And wool, it went unchanged, even though it went up a considerable amount yesterday.
We talked about it.
So it remained unchanged.
When we talked about copper yesterday, we saw a little bit of a sell-off after an all-time high in copper.
But once again, like I had said yesterday, I'm still bullish on copper.
I think that the selling point is still at about 500.
It was up today, about $1.95.
Gold, there was a definite gold sell-off.
I mean, all these goddamn people that were running on gold for the past several days, you knew there was going to be a sell-off, but it wasn't much.
It was only down $1.70 at a change of 0.12%.
And silver was down $0.09 at a change of 0.32%.
Still bullish on both of those.
Definitely bullish on gold and silver.
Copper, you know, I think that we're about to see the top on that here pretty soon.
So, you know, be careful about copper.
We also have live cattle futures up $1.75.
Good Lord.
And also, cattle feed is up about $2.7.
And, of course, the lean hog futures up $2.30.
Anyway, folks, that's the commodities markets.
That was the stock market.
Give me a call right now.
I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869.
We're also going to talk a little bit about the reasons why stocks were flat.
Because not only was there a sell-off on all the gains, especially the seven, eight-day gains that we've had on the Dow, but some of these earnings that have come out just didn't meet up to the expectations, two of which was Cisco and Pepsi.
Cisco and Pepsi really, you know, stunk up the joint today.
I mean, especially Cisco, but let's talk about Cisco in a minute.
The reason we're going to talk about Pepsi is because Coca-Cola actually released their earnings, you know, actually before I had mentioned, you know, a buy on Coca-Cola, and their earnings were through the roof.
You know, that's why you've seen a climb on Coca-Cola for such a long period of time.
So, you know, people that are in the same sector of beverage markets, you know, you would think that that would have been an economic indicator for Pepsi.
Well, no.
Pepsi is apparently Kentucky fried chicken piss.
And, you know, the American people aren't buying more of it.
And according to reports, Pepsi is not only selling or not selling enough Pepsi, but they're going to have to raise the price, but they don't know whether to raise the price.
They're scared to raise the price because they're afraid people are going to buy the Pepsi and people are going to go to Coke.
And yet they may have to raise the price because commodities are going so high.
They don't know what the hell's going on here.
So, you know, Pepsi really took a dive today.
It was down, you know, 1.65%.
You know, it was down.
It's down $1.06.
I think that we're going to continue to continue to see declines on that, to say the least.
Let me go ahead and pull up Cisco really quick.
Cisco, on the other hand, really took a dive.
It was down 14%, a little over 14% today, because of bad earnings.
And we all remember in the 90s, if you were part of that dot-com boom and were taking advantage of that, you knew as well as I did that they were the king of the networks, king of the fiber optics.
And now, I don't know what the hell they are at this point in time, but they closed out at $18.92.
I eyeball that for some bottom feeding.
Seriously, I'm not saying a buy on that point, but keep an eye on that stock because Cisco can't continue to lull at those low prices given the fact that they have been contracted for a lot of fiber optic cabling throughout the international community.
So anyway, 646-652-4869.
Let's take some calls here.
All right, give me a call.
670-760.
You're on the air.
Oh, hey, ghost.
How's it going?
This is the tech guy.
Hey, what's going on, tech guy?
How you doing, man?
I'm pretty happy.
I predicted the Packers would win.
Yes, you did, sir, and congratulations on that, man.
I mean, everybody else was, including me, I was hopping a little bit on that Ben Rapless Burger's bandwagon.
But, you know, you did call it correct, sir.
Well, thanks.
So how you been, man?
How you been?
You been doing anything in the market?
You been conducting business?
Anything like that?
Ball until you've fallen?
I'm about as poor as a poor man.
Pretty I'm pretty poor.
I don't have the extra money to throw throw around out of the way.
Why is that, man?
Why?
Are you you got some financial obligations that are holding you down?
What's going on?
I owe about $10,600 in about $11,000 in student loans, another thousand in credit cards, and about $600,000 on another student loan.
Well, that ain't too bad, but you're right.
You know, unfortunately, you're going to have to work to pay those debts off before you can even maintain any type of legitimacy for financial institutions.
But I don't think that you're out of luck, man.
I mean, I think that you should try to stack your chips in some fashion and look for all types of avenues to make money and parlay it in the variety of different mechanisms, unconventional mechanisms that can still be liquidated at a later time that'll not only increase with inflation, but actually increase in value because of supply and demand.
I'm talking about maybe putting your money in, you know, you know, putting your money in some, I don't know, gold, silver, you know, some wine, some art, something of that nature.
Ever thought about something like that there, tech guy?
I hate pawn shops.
I really hate going to pawn shops, if that's what you mean.
Well, I'm not talking about going to pawn shops.
I'm just saying anything in general, man.
I mean, you know, don't just sit there and accept being poor.
You know, go out there and, you know, stack your chips, bro.
I mean, you you went to college, right?
You should know how to, you know, at least somewhat know, you know, about some things, right?
What did you major in?
I took electronics.
Oh, yeah.
Are you currently employed in the field?
That's what I had intended, but that's not what ended up happening.
I'm not unemployed.
Oh, you're unemployed?
Oh, man.
Well, you know, I strongly advise you to go out there and look for a job, man.
Or why don't you just start up your own electronics fixing business?
You know how to fix electronics?
Well, I didn't get my certificate in college.
I just flunked out, just barely flunked out.
Well, do you know what you're talking about?
I mean, could you fix a washer and dryer or something?
I've troubleshooted electronics, like a guitar app during the course, and I fixed it properly.
But it's not something that would have happened in real life, though.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Well, Tech Guy, I mean, I'm just trying to give you some help here because whenever I hear somebody saying that they have problems, I just say, hey, this is America.
We can do things.
You can stack your chips.
You can create innovative ways.
And, you know, I hope that you listening, man, maybe I can inspire some, you know, maybe some player swagger in you.
You can go out there and start throwing money around and making it profit for you.
And maybe you can pay off some of those damn debts, especially that damn student loan, man.
Yeah, that $11,000 is the big one.
Yeah, I hear you.
Hey, man, I want to thank you for calling.
You want to plug your blog or anything that nature?
No, I'm okay.
All right, Tech Guy, man.
You want me to put you on mute or do you want me to hang you up?
Shoot's good.
All right, man.
Thanks for calling, man.
We appreciate your call.
Let's go on to somebody else.
646-652-4869.
Give me a call right now.
We're going to take some more callers here.
270, you're on the air.
Here you go, 270.
Hello.
Hey, what's going on, man?
Yeah, I've been listening to your previous shows, and I really agree that the American youth really needs to man up and stop taking advantage of their freedom, you know?
Yeah, you're damn right.
Not only taking advantage of their freedom, but understanding that they're getting the raw end of the deal here.
I mean, you just heard a tech guy.
Tech guy went to college.
I mean, this is a typical story here.
They go to college because mommy and daddy told them, their teachers told them, the system told them, TV told them.
They go to college, even though they can't afford it.
So they make it easy for, you know, young people that are barely of age to vote or go out and smoke, and they make it easy for you to get in these financial obligations like $10,000, $20,000, $30,000, $40,000 before you're even in the game of employment.
And then by the time you get out of college and realize that this, I mean, it's just a saturation of people with degrees, man.
I mean, there's a lot of people with degrees.
There's not too many jobs in America.
I mean, what can you aspire to be?
What, a hairdresser, a bartender?
You know, the general manager of an Applebee's?
I mean, that's about it, man.
There's no room for advancement out here because all the jobs are gone.
And then on top of that, if you do happen to get a job, you know, like let's say you have to get, you know, something that you didn't expect because you're a college graduate, then you've got to pay taxes for Social Security and Medicaid and Medicare that you're never going to see in your life.
I mean, that's just disgusting, man.
And that's why I do what I do, man, because I cannot believe that the parents in today's America can look at themselves in the mirror and call themselves great parents when they are selling their children.
They're throwing their children into wood chippers.
They're not caring about their future, their economic opportunities, and all this other things because they're caring about themselves, man.
So I'm glad you called me up, man.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to get off on that tie right there, man.
But I'm glad you called me.
It's a good idea.
I totally agree with you.
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I totally agree.
Do you have any more comments?
No, just like we're upset with my kids running around these days, like playing battle toads and doing shitty things, taking advantage of their situation that they're in in the lovely America.
Yeah, and you know, and before you know it, I want to thank you for calling.
Before you know it, they're going to sit around and they're going to think everything's gravy.
And what's going to happen?
They're going to have to go into breadlines because there's no economic opportunity.
You know, they're going to be financially obligated to student loans that they're going to have to pay for life.
There's no defaulting on a student loan, kids.
Remember that.
There's no defaulting on a student loan.
You're going to have to pay back for life.
And not to mention that the government, our government has taken control of the entire student loan system.
So let me tell you something.
If you are going to college and you have a student loan, that financial obligation is going to stay with you.
And even if you try to think that you can put it off or try to call somebody and kind of maneuver payments, that isn't how it works now.
Now that you have the government in control of this particular financial instrument, which is student loans, they will automatically dock it out of your pay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They're going to dock it out of your damn pay.
They're just going to call your employer and say, we're the government.
We need this much money from your employer.
That's all there is to it.
And if he don't like it, you can go tell him to, you know, suck an egg with it or something.
I don't know.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
Let's take some more callers.
610.
You there?
Hold on.
Hey, 610, you there?
Yeah, I'm right here.
What's going on, man?
Nothing.
I'm just a kid, and I'm kind of like a big fan of yours, so I was doing a report on you.
Oh, hey, man, thanks a lot.
I appreciate it.
Well, but I wanted to get your views on something and like some things in like the government.
So I just wanted to hear what you were thinking about, like, the whole war against Al-Qaeda.
Well, the war against Al-Qaeda, you know, that's a very tricky proposition there.
Because, you know, inevitably, we are, I don't know, at war with an organization.
You know, Al-Qaeda is not necessarily an organization.
It's a network of organizations.
That's what it actually means in Arabic.
It means the network or something of that nature.
So, in essence, what Al-Qaeda is, is a network of terrorist organizations that's like franchising terrorism.
It's like, okay, we're Al-Qaeda, and you can claim you're with Al-Qaeda too.
All you have to do is do terrorist acts and say it's in the name of Al-Qaeda.
And, you know, it makes us this big, huge, you know, network of boogeymen that can't be stopped.
And unfortunately, the way we've gone about it, you know, invading Iraq, going into Afghanistan, staying there, remaining stagnant, having our troops dying for nothing, incurring expenditures that children like yourself are going to have to pay for.
You're going to have to pay for this stuff.
And, you know, unfortunately, it was for not.
And you're still seeing terrorist acts.
I mean, we saw Doku Umarov, the Chechen rebel Islamic leader of the Northern Caucasus of Russia, pull off a suicide bombing in the airport there, that Russian airport.
He killed a whole bunch of people.
You have more bombings happening throughout the international community.
I mean, these people are just there's a variety of different factors on the reasons why suicide bombers are capable to be recruited.
Howard Stern Suicide Rumors00:03:00
I mean, you look at the way people are living.
The poor in America have no idea what the people that are becoming suicide bombers are living as.
You know, these people are living in squalor.
And not to mention, they've lived in war zones.
They've seen family members killed and executed.
So go for it, man.
All right.
Well, that kind of went on for a bit longer than I hoped.
So, guys, you got something else?
Go for it.
What do you think about Howard Stern's penis?
Yeah, Jesus Christ.
Oh, man.
I feel sorry for you, young man.
If you're doing that for Howard Stern at that young of age, I mean, obviously, you got some daddy issues, man.
I mean, come on, seriously.
I mean, aren't you a little young to be a Howard Stern fan?
Shouldn't you be following around like Opie and Anthony or something?
You know?
Shouldn't you be following around like Opie and Anthony or somebody younger, you know, somebody with a little bit more, you know, virility?
You know, somebody that can actually still get it up, you know?
Seriously.
You know, I mean, you know, Howard Stern's a 65-year-old piece of prostate-infected, clogged-up colon hole, having Ovalteen drinking, golden girls watching piece of trash.
You know?
And, you know, here you are, you're a young kid, and you're actually following this man as if he's some sort of what?
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
You know?
I mean, let me tell you, the Howard Stern show has tried to contact me several times to go on, you know, trying to go on this moron show.
What the hell do I have to say to this piece of crap?
You know?
What exactly do I have to say to this Joey Ramon rip-off?
Huh?
What do I have to say to this asshole?
Huh?
Nothing.
You know, because you ain't going to meet me face to face.
Because if he met me face to face, I'd stomp his dumb, ridiculous-looking teeth so far down his throat that he'd be able to chew the last thing that he had for breakfast that was probably made for him by some Mexican help because you know damn well that that blonde bimbo that he married recently ain't doing nothing for that old bastard.
That's what I don't get about old bastards, too, man.
Why are you going to hook up with young blonde bimbos?
You know, where's that going to get you exactly, huh?
I mean, do you actually believe, young man?
I mean, I think you're still on the horn.
No, he got off the damn horn there.
But I mean, I want to know.
I mean, you know, do you actually believe that Howard Stern is hitting that blonde piece of ass like seven days from Sunday?
No.
No.
He's not.
Are you kidding me?
I could just imagine Stern trying to get intimate with this blonde bombshell.
You know, he's probably got to, you know, convince her through materialism.
Like, hey, baby, I'm Howard Stern, and I can get you, you know, that Dulci Givanna, you know, get up that you like, and I can go.
Selling Off Stock Positions00:04:24
I didn't get there.
Shut your mouth, Stern.
Shut your mouth, Stern, you piece of crap.
I spit on Howard Stern.
And, you know, by the way, what happened to Artie Lang?
Whatever happened to that fat bastard, huh?
You know, that's what you get when you hang around Howard Stern and you get a job as Howard Stern's sidekick.
You want to stab yourself about 50 times.
That's what you want to do.
You want to stab yourself in the fat gut and say, I'm sick of life.
I'm a fat, disgusting butt-end of Howard Stern's loser jokes.
Oh, God.
Give me a break.
Anyway, 646-652-486.
Now, we're going to take one more caller here.
We're going to talk a little bit about Hansi Mubarak and all that garbage that's happening in the Middle East here.
678, are you there?
Yeah, Ghost.
My name's Jamison.
I called yesterday and asked you about post-market activity.
About, you know, if I should, you know, put a lot of stock into that.
Yeah, what's going on, man?
Pretty much.
I listened to your advice.
I wiggled my gut.
I held on to the stock, and the stock was up 25.8% today.
I told you, man.
No problem, man.
We just got to stay in there.
I asked you about the news of that particular stock.
You were positive about it.
You actually done your research about it, and I said, hey, man, it's just market volatility.
It just happens.
People try to sell off on prices that they bought it for.
Remember, somebody, if you look at the 52-week range of a stock, somebody actually purchased that high, that 52-week high.
So there's a whole bunch of people underneath him that purchased it on that gradual hill up to that price.
So there's a lot of people that want to sell off.
There's a lot of people that are trying to move their position.
So that's why you have volatility in stocks or maybe stagnant activity in stocks that should be actually more profitable than they are.
Well, this particular stock, Alcatel Lucent, is what it's called.
They actually, they released their earnings report today and completely obliterated Wall Street's predictions as far as revenue, earnings.
I mean, everything.
I mean, they just actually read about that today in the Wall Street Journal.
I read that they actually signed a couple of contracts with some governments.
That's another reason why they were able to have pretty good earnings this quarter and next quarter is also looking pretty well too.
I've been looking at their books.
So that was a pretty good call, man.
You should be proud of yourself.
Hopefully.
No, I was just going to say, hopefully, you move on those positions whenever you feel that the top is going to bottom off.
And go have yourself a damn party, man.
Go out there, get yourself a broad or something, you know?
I'm taking my girl out to eat at night.
We're eating good at night, that's for sure.
Oh, that's on top of that.
I took my profits off the table today.
You know, I still have money invested in it, you know, as far as I have my initial investment still in it, but I took those profits off the table today.
I mean, what do you do after a 25% gain?
I mean, it's, it's, you know, I mean, hell, it might go up another 25 centimeter, but I figure it's probably going to go down a little bit.
But I want to.
Absolutely right.
That was a good choice to sell it off, or at least sell off at least half of your position, 75% of your positions in that.
Because you're right, there's going to be a sell-off there.
You know, a lot of people are going to want to cash in just as much as you did.
And, you know, the markets are just starting to look a little flat.
I mean, just as I predicted earlier, was it two weeks ago?
And I was telling everybody to be cautious about these gains.
I mean, at any point, we could start seeing some drawbacks.
So, yeah, I'm serious, man.
I mean, thank you for calling, bro.
You have a blog or something you want to advertise or something?
No, no, not at all, man.
I'm just a fan of the show.
Hey, man, thank you very much, man.
And keep listening and thank you for listening.
And I'm glad that you kept with the stock instead of selling in the after-hours trading because that's really easy to do, believe me.
That's why I don't even like to look at after-hours trading.
I don't even look at after-hours trading because then it makes you itchy.
It makes you want to sell off.
Canadians Living in America00:13:06
I mean, good God.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to start putting people in the party line here.
So 404, you're now in the party line.
Area code 200, you're in the party line.
Let me answer area code 270.
270, are you there?
Yeah, hello.
Hey, what's going on, man?
Just like, I know you're doing a lot of rants about different countries, and I just wanted to ask your opinion on my, like, what's your opinion on my home country of Canada?
Because, you know, it's a great place.
Oh, man.
Well, let me put you on mute and put you in the party line with everybody else.
You can actually talk to other people that are in the party line there.
But let me tell you something about Canada.
With all due respect, my Canadian friend, I know that maybe you're a little excited that, hey, Canadia is a great place to live.
Canadia is a safe place.
And Canadia has free health care and all this nonsense.
All this crap.
But let me tell you something.
I don't like Canadian.
I hate Canadia.
I think Canadia is the pimple on the ass of America.
With all due respect, man, I cannot believe, and I will never, ever forget, and for all you folks that have been listening to me for a long time, you remember when I said this.
I remember when Canadia, it was like a few days after 9-11.
A few days after 9-11, there was a damn hockey game out there in Canadia.
An American team went up to Canadia and decided, hey, we're going to play an NHL game or something.
I guess they played against the Canucks.
But anyway, the United States team went there, and they began the whole shindig by playing the Canadian national anthem.
And then after the Canadian national anthem, they played the American National Anthem.
And you know what those Canadians did?
Those Canadians booed the American national anthem just days after 9-11.
And let me tell you something.
I will never forget you pasty white-they ass clown Canadian bacon moose hump and bastards.
I will never forget that you assholes did it.
I'll never forget it.
I will never ever forget it in my life.
Ever.
Never.
Anyway, let me calm down here.
408, you're on the party line.
You can go ahead and talk to 200 and 270.
Okay?
111, you're on the party line, Tan.
Go ahead and talk to all those bastards, too.
Okay, let me go ahead and answer area code 214.
You there?
Hey, what's going on, ghost?
It's stroke.
What's going on?
Hey, there he is, the pedo hunter himself, man.
What's going on?
Nothing, nothing.
You know, I've been doing some pedo hunting in the past couple of days.
And, you know, it doesn't surprise me.
I get all, like, a lot of these pedals that I hunt, they end up being from Canada in themselves.
I just don't know if there's like a resemblance between Canadians.
I'm being serious.
This is not a joke.
These Canadians are all a bunch of pedos, and it's just like, is that their way of life or something?
Like, it surprises me.
Like, I don't get it either, man.
They're a strange breed.
You know, I mean, I'm not going to say that I haven't met a couple of cool Canadians or something.
Okay, great.
You know, but it's just like saying that, you know, I've met an Ivy League Road Scholar Mexican.
You know, yeah, they exist, but how many of them are there, really?
You know, I mean, I don't really get it.
I don't really get what's going on in Canadia.
I don't know if they don't get enough sun.
I don't know if it's because they're around a bunch of icebergs.
You know, I don't know if it's because they eat dead moose.
I don't know what it is, but there is something wrong there.
There is something wrong in the noggin.
And it's collective, too.
It's all of them.
Definitely.
And I get a lot of these Canadians just talking down in America.
It's like they enjoy paying taxes.
They enjoy paying for other people's rent and unemployment checks or whatever they have over there.
The rent to live in their igloo or whatever they live in.
But I don't know.
I have a great dislike for Canada because I just feel like they're trying to belittle us when they're just paying money to people they don't know or care about.
They're just like giving away money.
And I think they should be giving money to my organization so I could hunt down more of these pedos.
I mean, you're damn right.
I mean, you're damn right.
I mean, you know, I thought when I would hear some of those YouTube clips of you pedo hunting, I thought that I got a little bit of Canadian twang on some of those pedos, for Christ's sake.
I mean, so they're all coming out of Canadia.
They're all, you know, these igloo-living, you know, mushroom, whatever, moose hump and whatever the hell buffalo, whatever the hell these Canadians eat, these bastards, it's all them from up there.
Well, not all of them, but I would say a majority of them, like more than half of them are from Canada.
And I don't know.
It's just like, I feel like the Canadian government is giving these guys these government checks.
So all what they do is sit at home and they try to score some cyber poo, some underage cyberpun on the internet.
And I just think it's a disgrace to, you know, people in general, not just the American people, but just to society.
And I think someone needs to put an end to it.
Someone does.
Yeah, you know, definitely.
But what's unfortunate is that these Canadians, you know, they talk so much garbage.
You know, I don't know why, because they're in the backs of America.
You know, they talk garbage about everybody.
They try to be critics of everything.
Haven't you noticed that the Canadian government's always trying to be a critic, the people are always trying to be critics of something?
I mean, why don't you Canadians do something?
Why don't you produce something instead of a bunch of socialist assholes that say A after every sentence, you know?
Yeah, you gotta say anything.
I think hockey hockey is a lame score, anyways, and that's like what they worship.
I mean, it's so good.
And not to mention, that's an American sport, too.
That's an American-invented sport.
No, I was just going to say that.
Not to mention, that's an American-made sport, and these Canadians are worshiping it like, hey, we made hockey, eh?
Shut up.
Everything they worship is American except their tax bills.
That's the only Canadian thing they worship.
Yeah, no kidding.
I mean, all the Canadians that are out there, they're supposed to be big entertainers.
What are they?
They're coming over here and living here.
I mean, you know, look what they said.
They sent old one ball, Tom Green, over here, and we're supposed to just accept this bastard, right?
You know, we're just supposed to accept this bastard.
You know, when they tried to shove him down our hole when it came to, you know, MTV, we just had to accept him, you know, old one ball.
And then, you know, he had us sold so much that he even had Drew Barrymore creaming out her panty hose to get some of that one ball action.
And he's a Canadian, for heaven's sake.
Why isn't he going out there and getting some of that Eskimo poon or whatever?
Well, that's why we cut him off, and that's why he has his own website, which is total garbage and no one listens to it.
But, you know, one of the biggest exports of America is those soybeans.
And I think Tom Green would be better off chugging down some of those soybeans for his cancer, his ball cancer, whatever the hell he has.
Because someone needs to backhand him or something.
He's a joke.
No ghost.
I think this is a disgrace, this Tom Green guy.
I'm going to get out of here.
I'm going to let you finish your show, but I'm going to take care of this Tom Green guy.
I need him out of here, man.
All right, man.
You get him out of here.
Get him off.
All right, man.
Thanks, Strope.
Thanks for calling, man.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
We got 10 minutes left in the first hour of the True Capitalist Radio Program.
I want to talk a little bit about what's going on in Egypt because I was under the impression because the CIA had released that Hansi Mubarak, which has been the president or aka dictator of Egypt for the past 30 years.
He was supposed to step down, but instead, he got on TV and said, I am not stepping down, you motherfucker.
And basically got off the television.
And Suleiman, which is the vice president, had to come up and say, don't worry, he's going to step down and he loves the country.
I mean, they don't know what the hell's going on.
The military's going out there, rabble-rousing the people, saying, We are going to meet all your demands.
We are going to meet all your demands.
I mean, nobody knows what the hell is going on.
They're talking about a disgusting, despicable display of lack of authority, you know, for a lack of authority.
Good God.
And you know what makes me sick?
And for all you folks that haven't read my blog, please go to my blog right now, ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
I just wrote about this whole upheaval that's happening in Egypt.
Because how was this upheaval, this whole uprising, how was it able to culminate?
Well, it was able to culminate because of some stupid Google executive bastard who was out there rabble-rousing via Twitter and Facebook and all these electronic social networking sites.
And they this guy was out here saying, yes, we need the revolution.
You meet me in Tana Square and I will be that and we will go and we will make a revolution.
And all these idiots listened to these tweets and these Facebook posts and they went out.
They listened to this Google executive.
What the hell is his name?
Wyel Gonen.
Wild Gonin, whatever his fruity ass name is, man.
You know, what makes me sick is that Twitter should have blood on its hands.
Not Twitter.
Google.
Google should have blood on its hands, for Christ's sake.
You know, when the damn Egyptian authorities were trying to quash the chaos, because it wasn't revolution, folks.
This is not revolution.
You want to know what revolution is?
A revolution is when some revolutionary group goes into the governing authority buildings and just completely take over the damn government.
Yeah, they just go in, they take over the government, they take control of whatever the governing houses are, they take control of the presidents or whoever the leaders are, the whole name yard.
I mean, this is a revolution.
What Egypt is doing is, I mean, they're turning their damn country into a post-Katrina wasteland.
I mean, they're just going around trashing businesses.
I mean, they're throwing themselves back 30 years because some asshole Google executive told them to do so.
And this is why I'm saying Google holds responsibility for, you know, destabilizing Egypt.
And I think it's a big threat, a huge threat to governments, to investors, and to individuals.
When you can have mass manipulation by entities, especially multi-conglomerate entities like Google, being able to go out and basically have a digital propaganda war to make people believe in something so they can go out and cause chaos.
But anyway, when they tried to cut off the internet to try to take control of the chaos in Egypt, well, Google, what did they do?
They tried to make themselves sound like freedom fighters or something and say, yeah, you know what we're going to do?
We're going to allow the Egyptian people to phone in their Twitters and phone in their Facebooks.
Oh, yeah, yeah, we're going to have them phone in.
That's what we're going to do.
And basically bypass the I mean, it's just a disgrace what Google's doing.
I mean, it's a disgrace, man.
I mean, does Google have any shame?
Piece of crap.
And of course, I wasn't expecting Hansi Mubarak to step down.
True Capitalist Radio Intro00:11:07
All right?
I mean, if you thought this asshole was going to step down, obviously, you know, you're tickling your ass and thinking it's a great day in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood.
You know?
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call.
Let's take a couple more callers.
Area code 200, you there?
I'm Jackass.
How you doing, baby bun?
Baby Bunny.
How are you guys?
This guy, this guy, this guy.
Up you go.
Every freaking show, for heaven's sake, man.
Good God.
I'm telling you, every freaking show, this guy, you know, every freaking show, it's his fruit bowl.
Oh, how you doing, ghost?
Yeah, I want to see your toolbox.
I want to see your toolbox.
I mean, look, I know that maybe this is like, you know, some initiative, attempted agitation by some homosexual group or something because I don't know.
Maybe I'm not down with the homosexual persuasion or whatever the case might be.
I think that what you all need to understand is that I don't really care if you're a homosexual.
I don't care.
All right?
There's no need to agitate my show.
I don't care if you're taking it up the pooper.
Okay?
I don't care.
What I do care about is you assholes going and having oral compilation between two men across the street from an elementary school and claiming it's protected by the First Amendment.
I mean, that's what I hate.
I mean, that's what I don't like.
I don't like when you claim to have some kind of a little gay pride parade, a little gay pride parade, and then you have these assholes and these little bondage outfits and ball gags and dressed up like bondage boys.
I mean, it's just a disgrace, man.
So look, I don't care what you do in the privacy of your home.
I don't care.
You can squirrel fist.
You can have dog-farting fetishes.
I don't care what you do.
I don't care what you do.
Just stay in your goddamn house and stop shoving it down our faces because we don't want to hear it.
See, I'm out of beer now, man.
I drank all this beer because you people are stressing me out out here.
This is supposed to be a good day in the market for me here.
This is a good day in the market.
If you would have just listened to the ghost man here ever since he started the True Capitalist Radio show and took his advice and purchased some of these securities when I said them, today alone you'd be up 61.08% on your money.
Yeah.
61.8% today alone.
Today, on today's gains, 61.8%.
Come and get some, punk.
The prognosticator of prognostic haters strikes again.
But anyway, let me go ahead and move on to another subject matter.
U.S. jobless claims fell 36,000, all right, to a 383,000 number last week.
That means 383,000 people filed for unemployment for the first time last week.
So, you know, you know how it goes.
You know, I don't know if this is much of a rebound.
I don't know if you can, or you know, I don't know if you can read into this anything, but it just means less people are collecting unemployment.
Does it mean that or no, no, not less people are collecting unemployment?
Strike that.
It's less people filing for unemployment for the first time.
36,000 less than the street expected.
So I don't know if that's good or bad, you know?
Because I don't think that the investor at this point in time is looking towards conventional investing wisdom any longer.
You know?
I just don't think it.
I don't see it.
Anyway, let's take some calls here.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Zero zero zero.
You there?
I'm yeah.
Jesus Christ.
He got a record.
Jesus Christ.
Oh, Jesus.
He gotta be kidding me.
Got to kidnate me.
Oh, Jesus freaking Christ.
Oh, man.
I mean, are you kidding me?
I mean, seriously, are you kidding me?
I mean, I'm sick of this fruit bowl calling up.
I mean, sounding like you just popped out of the anal passage of George Michael.
Calling me up every single time.
I mean, if you look back at the archives, folks, this is obviously somebody who's an avid listener.
And yet, instead of actually calling up and providing insight or, you know, trying to ask a question, he acts like some Woody Allen butt-loving fruit bowl.
You know, an internet butt stalker, for Christ's sake.
I mean, good God.
I mean, I got internet butt stalkers, for Christ's sake.
I mean, you know, I could just imagine, you know, the headline on some stupid damn internet or TV promo.
You know, Woody Allen Internet butt stalkers, you know, on the next Teraldo.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, folks, we're in the second hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Please add to your favorites and bookmark the official, the official website of the True Capitalist Radio Show, and that's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
All right, that's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
That's the official website of the true capitalist radio show.
And spread it around like wildfire.
All right, spread the word.
All right, I mean, if you'd have been listening to the ghostman for the past couple of weeks and just, you know, when I suggested a couple of stocks like Coke and GE and Intel and Skechers and these types of people, if you would have just bought in at the time that I said, you'd be up just today, just on today's gains, you'd be up 61% on your money.
Although, if you accumulate, you make it a cumulative gain process, you'd be up 2.5% on all stocks all around.
And that's just on two, you know, not even two weeks.
Two weeks.
Two weeks, you'd be up 2.5% on your money as a whole, like on all stocks if you would have bought all of them.
But if you'd have just bought Coke, you'd be up 3.08%.
If you would have just bought GE, you'd be up 2.16%.
If you would have just bought Intel, you would be up 1.54%.
If you would have just bought Skechers, you'd be up 1.20%.
So, gosh, man, I mean, you know, every time anybody listens to the True Capitalist Radio Show, it's like making money, baby.
It's like making freaking money.
I mean, if you would have listened to me two years ago when I was hollering about how commodities were 75% undervalued, you would have made some serious money.
If you would have listened to me this past summer, for all the folks that were listening to me this past summer, when I was telling people that they had to get into the stock market because Dow Jones Industrials wasn't going to continue to stay at 9,000, you know, it wasn't going to stay at over 9,000.
It was going to go up.
If you would have listened to the Ghostman here and invested in gold when I was telling you to invest in, you'd have more money right now than the money you put in to the piece of gold.
I mean, do you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, what I say makes money.
I wish you people would understand that.
I mean, I got to know how many people do I got?
I got 62 people in the chat room right now.
All right.
For all you 62 people, what I want you to do is go on your Twitter accounts, go on your Facebook accounts or your little social networking sites, and tell everybody you're listening to the True Capitalist Radio Show.
Because, like, listening to me is like making money.
All right?
I mean, why do you think I stopped being a conservative?
I stopped being a conservative because, first of all, two words, Sarah Palin, all right?
And secondly, if you take a look at the so-called conservatives in today's America, they're a bunch of damn hypocritical bastards.
They stab me.
They stab me in the heart.
They stab me in the heart, for Christ's sake.
That's why I renounce the conservative movement.
I renounce the conservative movement.
I'm a capitalist.
Give me capitalism or give me death.
Do you understand that?
Hey, Mr. Hat, that's in the chat room saying listening to me is like listening to Fox.
Hey, screw you, you bastard.
All right?
If you're saying that I am some sort of, I don't know, right-ring extremist, well, why don't you give me a call up right now, 646-652-4869, you piece of crap, and tell me how I sound like Fox.
What are you talking about?
I sound like a businessman that knows what he's talking about, for Christ's sake.
I've been telling people to get into commodities.
I've been advising people what to do with their money.
You know what I'm talking about?
And if you'd be listening, you'd be balling right now.
You know, if you'd be listening, tomorrow would be Friday, and you'd have enough money to go out and get some of these bimbos that are out here, you know, swinging their assets around.
You know, you'd be able to get one and say, yeah, come over here, sit on my lap, Broad.
Come on over here and sit on my lap.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Let's take a couple more callers.
You're listening to True Capitalist Radio.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
Follow me on Twitter, folks.
Follow me on Twitter.
Ghost Politics is the name to follow, you milky liquors.
All right, Ghost Politics.
Let's go ahead and take some calls here.
111, you there?
Yeah, can you hear me, baby?
Get him off.
610, you there?
Yeah, hi, how's it going?
Chinese Government Propaganda00:16:15
What's going on, man?
I was, I've been listening for a little bit here, and you were saying before about Google, how you're really not keen to being able for people to phone in their updates to their stuff.
And why was that again?
Well, yeah, you see, that's what's unfortunate about young kids like yourself.
You weren't listening.
All you heard was little keywords so that you can pass your little test so you can pass to the next grade.
That's how you kids think nowadays.
You don't understand how to completely listen and interpret things in a cognitive fashion.
You know, the only thing that you told me was the main ideas of everything that I was talking about.
You know, you were just like, you said something about Google and them not phoning in and I mean, why don't you clean the crustaceans out your ears and listen to me and listen to what I said, okay?
I don't appreciate Google's influence to be able to destabilize a government.
And let me tell you, I am no fan of Hansi Mubarak.
Okay?
I'm no fan of this asshole.
I think he's a dictator.
He's a disgusting piece of garbage.
You know, whatever.
All right?
But the thing is, is that there was civility.
There was social order in Egypt.
It was an emerging market.
I mean, if you listen to the archives, folks, I actually had an investor call in and said that they invested in the foreign market of Egypt.
They actually built some sort of store in Egypt, and he was watching CNN and seeing his store on fire.
All right?
Now, what I'm saying is, is that if there's going to be some sort of legitimate revolutionary movement, well, let's go ahead and have these people go and take over the government buildings and take control of the authority, negotiate with the military, something, all right?
Something.
But no, you know what these people did, you idiot?
These people went out and they looted the whole place.
They robbed every business, not just foreign businesses, but everybody's business.
And not to mention, they scared the live and be Jesus out of everybody who was visiting there.
Every American, European, everybody that was bringing money into that country is gone now.
They're never coming back, you know?
And lo and behold, lo and behold, what's happening to these assholes in Egypt now, huh?
They're starving themselves.
They're starving themselves because they can't get any more tourism, which was the number one money maker for Egypt.
So what I'm saying is, is when you've got Google executives, all right?
Google executives, this, what is it, Wail Gonhan, whatever this stupid idiot's name is.
When you got Google executives basically spearheading and organizing this whole thing, they were the constructors of this whole organization of disorder.
This is not a demonstration of democracy.
This is just complete and utter disorder.
Utter disorder.
And I think that if Google can have this much of an effect on a nation state, I think that investors, I think that governments, I think that individuals should be very concerned about Google's power that they can implement through propaganda and manipulation.
And when the government of Egypt attempted to stop the flow of information via the internet, because that's where this all started.
This all started because Wail Gonem, this Google executive, decided to move on to this stupid Facebook page and create this Facebook page and say, yes, we need to take over to Egypt and we need to go out in the streets and we hit Mubarak and that Akbar and all that crap.
And what did everybody do in Egypt?
They followed along.
I mean, you know, this idiot, Whale Gonem, was the one that orchestrated this whole chaos in Egypt, man.
And what is Google doing?
Google's putting him up on a pedestal like he's a freaking freedom fighter.
You know?
He's a freaking freedom fighter, for Christ's sake.
And he's not.
You know what he is?
He's some stupid, idiot, ridiculous rabble-rouser that's flapping his fat Dorito-stained fingers on the keyboard, telling a whole bunch of other people to go out there and do things that, you know, he's too chicken shit to do himself.
And I think it's a disgrace that Google hasn't taken any kind of heat for this.
I can't believe that Google hasn't taken any kind of flat heat whatsoever.
And when they stopped the flow of information, when they stopped internet traffic in Egypt, they weren't trying to suppress people's right to free speech.
They were in chaos.
They're still in chaos.
I mean, do you know that people in the streets of Egypt can't even go to sleep at night without worrying about some gang of machete-wielding thugs coming in and ravaging their goddamn homes because there's no order in the country?
And thanks to Google and thanks to this idiot Google executive Wail Gonam, whatever the hell his name is.
I mean, it's just a disgrace, man.
So anyway, I'm going to put you back on there, 610.
That's what I'm pissed off about.
I'm pissed off at the fact that Google has, you know, the gall to destabilize governments to ruin investment.
You know, this whole episode of so-called exercise in democracy is nothing more than civil disorder that has ruined everybody.
It's ruined the investors that are in Egypt that are bringing money to the country.
It's hurting the local shopkeeps and the local people that are actually not working and not making any money right now.
It's hurting the tourism industry in Egypt, which is the number one revenue generating source in Egypt.
You know?
So I don't understand what the hell why you're trying to paint me out to be the bad guy because I agree with Egypt.
In the midst of chaos, you've got to stop, you know, whatever's causing chaos.
I mean, this was not a revolution to take control of power.
This is just a bunch of chaotic mob-ruled jerk nuts that are going around and just ravaging everybody and trashing the streets.
I mean, look at that picture that I have on my blog, ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
All right?
I mean, that's what they were trying to prevent.
And then once they shut down the internet, what did Google do?
Oh, yeah, you know what?
Call us.
Call Google, and we'll go ahead and relay all the tweets and all the Facebook messages and all this crap.
All right, we'll go ahead and do that.
And then once Egypt realized that, you know, they weren't going to be able to shut down the Internet, what did they do?
They went in, they went in and got this whale gun.
They put this idiot in custody.
You know, this Google executive.
They put him into custody.
And what did Google do?
They utilized their influence in the media to put this guy on a pedestal as if he was some freedom fighter.
I mean, do you remember that crap in the media?
Some Google executive has been taken into custody by the Egyptian authorities.
And we don't know what the hell's going on.
I mean, seriously, man, Google has blood on his hand.
Are you still there, 610?
Yeah, yeah, I'm here.
I'm trying to say, though, you're attributing a lot of the rioting and alluding to Google, and that's not the case.
I mean, the Egyptian people, people who are working hard at their jobs every single day are getting paid $2 a day.
That's not enough to support a family.
People were living in poverty, and they couldn't go on.
That's the reason for rioting, not because they were all...
Oh, come on!
The Egyptian market, and I'm going to put you on hold there for a second, son.
The Egyptian market was emerging.
I mean, it was flourishing, man.
You know that the poor, you're getting this mixed up, man.
The poor is not out there rioting.
You know, the poor doesn't even have the money to get to the metropolitan cities to riot out there.
They don't even have the means to do it.
You know who's rioting on the street?
The middle class.
You know, the people that can actually afford to get some food and that sort of crap.
That's who's rioting in the streets.
Not the poor in Egypt.
It's not the poor in Egypt.
These are middle-class bastards.
You know what they are?
They're pissed off that they actually got to work for a living.
That's what they're doing.
They're pissed off that they actually got to work for a living.
And, you know, I don't want to hear that, oh, they can't support their families.
You know, that's the whole proverbial, my kids, baby.
I got to go out here and steal from you, baby, because of my kids.
You know, I got to go out and riot in the streets, baby, because of my kids.
I mean, give me a break.
I'm sick and tired of people, you know, saying, oh, my kids, baby, I got to do it for my family, baby.
I got to do it for my family.
I'm tired of hearing that.
I mean, you should have been fiscally responsible before you even got kids, you stupid, dumb, idiot bastards.
I mean, is it the world's fault that you decided to hop on something that looked good in a leather jacket, have children with this moron, and now you don't have the means to not not al let alone feed yourself, but feed this damn kid for Christ's sake?
I mean, seriously, man.
I mean, I mean, what are you going to say about that, 610?
You're going to sit here and throw compassion to the middle class, even though the poor are still starving out there.
You know that this little middle-class uprising is preventing people from going to work.
It's preventing people from actually obtaining money and revenue through tourism and that sort of thing.
I mean, do you think that was a positive effect after all this?
And not to mention, 610, that the whole damn place is a devastating war zone.
They threw themselves back 30 years, all right?
30 years in progress, in economic growth.
Now they've got to rebuild all the damn infrastructure.
They've got to rebuild all the shops.
They've got to get more goods imported.
People are counting their losses.
So, you know, is this the remedy for people that are pissing and moaning in the middle class to do because they can't feed DK my kids?
Well, I think it's the rioters that they're in the street charging their lasers, hurp-derping all over the place, and the poor are trying to just do barrel walls in their home.
Yeah, you know what?
You better do some memes, you idiot, because I just made you look lower than a leprechaun's nutsack.
You know what I'm saying, son?
Don't try to debate with the ghost, man.
All right?
I mean, seriously, man, I made you look lower than Roseanne Barr chasing after a greasy, double, artery-clogging cheeseburger with her hands tied behind her back, bent over backwards, and all you can do is sit here and do a bunch of stupid memes for Christ's sake.
I mean, you want to know why you were doing memes?
Because you didn't know what to say.
You want to know why you didn't know what to say?
Because you're only saying what the stupid media told you.
You know?
You're only saying what this stupid media is telling you.
Oh, you know, they're only getting paid $2.
They're only getting paid $2.
It's not fair.
I mean, you stupid morons.
Like, it's the poor of Egypt raising up, you know?
Like, it's the poor of Egypt.
Man, this is the middle class.
All right?
This is the middle class and upper middle class pissing and moaning.
That's what this is, all right?
Don't sit here and try to give it some sort of freedom fighter-esque feel to this Egyptian riot.
This was completely orchestrated by Google and the Google executive that seems to be the voice of freedom all of a sudden because of the Google-influenced media.
You know, and it's a disgrace, man.
It's an utter disgrace what's happening to this goddamn situation in Egypt.
You know, and Egypt had every right to throw that idiot whale gone in jail.
Egypt had every right to shut down the internet because that's where this whole goddamn thing started.
It started off by propaganda from the internet.
Pure propaganda.
And if you want my personal opinion, I think that the government is in their complete and total right to go out there and do a tinneman square on these assholes.
All right?
You're damn right.
Just start mowing these people down like dogs like they did in Iran when I was out there hollering back in 2009 for the American government to clandestinely back up the revolution in Iran.
Instead, we saw pictures in Iran of people getting shot down, people getting killed, people's families getting tortured.
You know, we saw all that crap in Iran, and now what?
The Ayatollah and that stupid Ahmadimajad are now in power.
They're now in control.
They're now holding the cards for all this Middle Eastern disruption.
I mean, look, even in Tinaman Square, Tiniman Square, what did they do in Tenement Square?
They did nothing.
They just sat around Tiniman Square, hunger strikes.
You know, they just kind of hung around there.
They weren't going to go anywhere.
There was no disorder.
There was no destruction.
There was no chaos whatsoever.
And what did the Chinese government do?
The Chinese government went down and killed 100,000, whatever it was, 100,000, 150,000 people, because, you know, let me ask Mr. Fortune Cookie.
Hey, Mr. Fortune Cookie, here, let me dial him up here.
Hey, Mr. Fortune Cookie, why exactly did you mow down all those kids at Teneman Square?
Can you explain that to me, Mr. Fortune Cookie?
If he did that, he'd tell him I swear, because a motherfucker up there needs to obey a comment of government.
They needed to obey the Chinese government of China.
Ah, yes.
We could not have uprising of the Chinese people because they need to do what's happening now.
They need to be worshiping Champion now.
That's right.
So, goes, you sit here and try to make a Chinese government, the communist government of China.
You try to make us look like asshole, but you're an asshole.
I'm going to find out.
You lucky Chinese government doesn't stick to what it's sticking on your asshole.
You're lucky, motherfucker.
You lucky China doesn't go and ask for the money.
We lend you, motherfucker, a lot of money.
You're lucky we don't want that and stay with the body.
I guess.
So the Chinese government and the current government of China was completely justified shooting the Canadian Square people.
All right?
They were completely justified and mowing down the Tennamon Square people.
That's right.
I got nothing else to say.
I am Mr. Fortune Cookie.
Thank you very much.
All right.
Shut him up.
Get them off.
Well, you heard it right from the communist government's mouth, folks.
I mean, Mr. Fortune Cookie is a representative of the communist government of China.
And you heard it right from the horse's mouth.
You know, he said that, hey, the reason that they mowed down, you know, a bunch of pacifist activists in front of Tenement Square was because of, you know, they had to respect the Chinese government.
You know, bottom line.
So, anyway, getting back to Egypt, I think that the Egyptian government, I mean, the Egyptian people are lucky that the government doesn't go in there and do a damn Tennamon Square on these people because, man, I think that they're justified.
Black History Month Tribute00:07:50
You can't allow chaos to happen like this, you know, for an unknown period of time.
You can't just allow this to happen, you know.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
Let's take some callers here.
817, you there?
Hold on a second.
I'm in trouble with the switchboard.
817, you there?
Is it me?
Hello?
Yeah, it's you.
What's going on, man?
Hey, is this me talking?
Yeah, it's you talking.
All right, man.
Oh, I just got to say, you sound like a Canadian asshole.
Oh, fuck you.
I bet if you have any kids, you probably don't have a very good relationship with them.
You lock your asshole.
Yeah, shut up, you stupid Woody Allen butt-loving pedophile.
If you're going to sit here and curse me out, why don't you sound off like you've got a pair of balls, for Christ's sake?
I mean, good God, you sound like Ricky Martin's butt-lover.
I mean, did you hear this idiot?
Oh, yeah, you know, screw you.
You take a just me talking.
I mean, if you're going to sit over here and say some man's words to me, boy, the least you can do is sound off like you got a pair.
You know, stop sounding like they castrated your ass so that you could sing soprano for the rest of your freaking life, you stupid, fruity-sounded idiot.
Probably wishing he had some dicks not in his face right now.
Excuse my French.
Anyway, folks, I think I'm going to take a break here.
As a matter of fact, I need to get some more beer.
I'm going to get a couple of cans of beer here.
And for all you folks that are wondering what I'm drinking today, I'm drinking Miller High Life, what Mexicans call Wetas.
And the reason that Mexicans call Miller High Life Wetas is because there used to be a blonde bimbo on the packaging.
And not to mention that the look of the beer is blondish, you know, kind of blondish look, you know.
But up until recently, and I don't know if it's because of Black History Month, you know, we have a black woman now on the can of Miller High Life.
And for you folks that are wondering, you know, okay, do you still call it a Weta or a Negra, you know?
And I don't know, but let me tell you, every time I'm sipping this damn Miller High Life, you know, because I don't know if it's because there's this black model on the damn can, but it's starting to taste a little like Colt 45.
You know, it's starting to taste a little bit like 8 ball, baby.
You know?
Anyway.
Speaking of Black History Month, all right, I have been playing a bunch of black artists for Black History Month.
And unfortunately, I've been getting a lot of people that have been hating on me.
They've been emailing me up saying that I'm doing racial type activity of some sort because I'm playing nothing but a bunch of gangster rap.
And I'm playing all this gangster rap that basically glorifies pimping hoes and drinking four O's and smoking Philly Blunts and that sort of thing.
And I'm just trying to make my contribution to Black History Month here, you know?
So I changed up the music that I play in, you know, for Black History Month.
I changed it up a little bit.
Day before yesterday, I put on Prince.
You know, I put on some Prince to commemorate Black History Month.
And I got emails from the brothers saying that, man, Prince ain't black, baby.
I can't believe you played Prince, but he ain't black, man.
He ain't black, man.
So I tried to play a little bit of William Devon yesterday, which was a good song.
As a matter of fact, everybody liked William Devon.
As a matter of fact, it should have played the whole song, but it only played about 45 seconds of it, and then the damn thing went kaput or some crap.
I don't know what the hell's the problem.
But, you know, it went haywire.
So what I'm thinking I'm going to do is play William Devon again.
I'm going to play a little bit of William Devon.
Be thankful for what you got.
All right?
I mean, and let me tell you a little bit about William Devon before I put on this tune to commemorate Black History Month.
William Devon was one of them brothers that was down with the hood.
He was kind of a gangster brother before gangsterism was even a concept in mainstream America.
And, you know, what William Devon was, was like an inner-city poet.
You know, kind of like a, you know, you know, somebody who lives in the hood and kind of kind of glorifies it in some sort of poetic fashion, you know.
Unfortunately, William Devon got shot because he stayed in the hood.
You know, he made all this money here making, you know, all these records.
He stayed in the hood and he got blasted.
You know?
And this was in the 70s.
You know, this is in the 1970s.
This was before gangsterism even evolved into bloods and crips and all that other crap.
All right?
So I'm going to take a break here.
You know, give me a couple of minutes.
I'm going to go get some beers.
I'm going to kick back a little bit.
You know, stretch out the legs for Christ's sake.
I've been sitting here day trading because of all the volatility in today's markets.
So kick back with me.
I'll be right back.
You know what it is.
You're listening to the True Capitalist Radio program.
I'm your host, the man they call Ghost.
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So let me go ahead.
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Let me go ahead and put him on.
Go ahead and introduce this, Tyrone.
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But anyway, Tyrone, are you there?
Can you introduce this song here?
Yeah, what's up, baby?
Yeah, this is Tyrone.
I'll be your name.
You know what I'm saying?
Check it out.
I'm about to play some William Devon up in his model.
You know what I'm saying?
Gia.
Gia.
So check it out, man.
I'm going to put some of this gangster stuff.
Straight from the 70s, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, throw that shit on, baby.
Gia.
Diamond Back Gangster Scene00:06:07
Oh, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about, baby.
Got that slow ass beep.
Gia.
Got some gangster stuff out here.
That's what I'm talking about.
Yeah.
Growing up in the hood, baby.
Here's what we listen to, baby.
Yeah, yeah.
Though you may not drive a great big challenge.
TV angels in the back You may not have a car at all But remember, Brothers and sisters, You can still be staying tall.
Just be thankful for what you got.
Though you may not drive a grazing can, Diamond in the back, sunlight Digging the thing with a gangster lane against the white wall TV, and tell us in the back You may not have a car at all.
But remember, brother Pencil, You can still be staying tall.
Just be thankful For what you've got, Diamond in the back,
thunder top digging the scene with a gangster lane woo Diamond in the back, sandwich top Digging the scene with a gangster lane woo Diamond in the back, Sunlight Digging the scene with a gangster lane.
Woo, Though you may not drive a grazing, can the white wall TV answer in the back?
You may not have a car at all, But remember, Brother Pencil, You can still be fan tall Diamond in the back,
sunlight Digging the scene with a gangster leave Diamond in the back, some new pie, digging the pain with a gangster lady.
You're listening to Ghost on True Capitalist Radio, True Capitalist Radio.
All right, we're back.
What's going on?
Hopefully, you're kicking back with a libation.
It's Thursday.
I wish it was Friday.
Taken back here in the downtown region of Austin, Texas, overlooking the downtown area.
Bullish on GE and Cisco00:15:01
Got myself a brand new, well, what the Mexicans used to call Wetas, but now they're, you know, they've got a black woman on the can, so I don't know if you can call them Wettas anymore.
But let me tell you: if you heard me crack that one open, this damn beer is starting to taste like Coke Morta 5, baby.
Where's Billy D. Williams when you need him?
You know what I'm saying?
Here, like, cheers to everybody.
Cheers.
Oh, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I want to talk a little bit about Activision.
Activision is stopping the making of Guitar Hero.
Oh, I know.
I bet you everybody's like, Are you kidding, man?
I used to think I was a real rock star.
I used to have like little guitar hero parties.
I had the drum and I had the microphone.
You know, we used to sing songs.
You spin me round, round, baby, round, round, like a record baby, round, round, round.
I mean, I used to love that.
I can't believe Activision is stopping Guitar Hero.
Well, according to Activision, they're going to stop Guitar Hero to focus on their other brands that are widely distributed and widely dispensed.
And for all you gamers out there, you know what I'm talking about.
But anyway, they laid off 500 people in this discontinuing of Guitar Hero.
And it was definitely meant to push stocks up.
It was definitely meant to keep profits up.
So let's go ahead and hear what people have to say.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
203, you're on the air.
Yo, Guitar Hero is for all little fat ass kids.
Their parents give them an excuse to sit around at home all day.
Go to fucking school for once.
I don't understand this shit.
Like, fucking kids and stuff.
I don't understand it either.
I don't understand the damn thing either.
They have parties for this crap.
I think I reported this a year ago, two years ago.
They're actually having contests and competitions for this crap.
I read about some 17 or 16-year-old fat, pimple-faced, red-headed, four-eyed, preckle, face-beaten stepchild that actually dropped out of school to play Guitar Hero for a living in competition.
I kid you not.
If you ever want to play some game like that, I'm going to fucking beat them.
All right.
All right.
Well, thanks, two hundred three.
We appreciate your insight.
All right.
You know, maybe you need to hold off on some of the dro, you know, maybe hold off on some of the dank a little bit.
You know, maybe you need to, you know, go back to the swag, you know, the swag.
Maybe that'll be a little better for you.
646-652-4869.
404, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost, how's it going?
What's going on, man?
Not a whole lot.
I wanted to give you a call.
I tried to call a little bit earlier, but just wasn't able to get on.
No problem, man.
It's good to hear from you.
What's going on?
Yeah, I had to say, a couple things.
One of which I definitely got to agree with you on.
One I want to say I don't totally necessarily agree with you on.
The first one that I don't agree with you on as far as I know you were saying earlier, you know, there's really not too many jobs out there.
And I will admit, you know, there definitely aren't as many jobs available out there.
But you can definitely, if you're looking for it and, you know, you're able to, you know, kind of put, I mean, not necessarily as if you're a factory worker and you're making $50,000 to put on a wheel of attire.
No, I agree.
I agree.
But what I'm also, what I'm saying, though, is that the youth is not going to take advantage of job security that was bequeathed to the previous generations.
I mean, you know, I'm sure your parents had 30-year, 40-year jobs.
I'm sure they had pensions.
I'm sure they had great perks.
I'm sure they had opportunity for expansion.
I'm sure that they, I mean, there was a lot of factors involved.
Those opportunities aren't there.
Job security like that isn't there.
And not to mention that the work that's available to the kids nowadays, not only is it low paying, but they have to pay taxes for Social Security that they're never going to see.
And what's really sad is that what I feel should happen is that, you know, since we have low wages because of the lack of economic opportunity, I'm not saying there's no jobs.
I'm just saying it's not like it used to be.
You remember back in the day in the 90s, you could get a $100,000 job out of college.
I remember they were signing people out of the graduation halls in 1997 for computer science degrees, $90,000, $100,000 right off the bat.
Yeah, I and I definitely agree with you on that because I went in and I was fortunate.
I worked through school.
I worked through college.
I worked through and got my MBA as well.
But yeah, I remember in school, they were making it seem like, you know, if you come out with a degree, you know, no matter what you're doing, you're going to just make $100,000 just because you have an MBA degree.
And that's by no means the case.
And it's not the case, man.
I mean, there are no 100,000 jobs anymore.
As a matter of fact, there's a whole industry around trying to, you know, accumulate $100,000 plus talent to solicit the remaining $100,000 a year jobs that are left.
And there's not many of them left.
As a matter of fact, the only way you're going to get $100,000 job in America is if you work your way up through the corporate infrastructure.
But for you working up your way through the corporate infrastructure, there's 1,000 people right behind you trying to crawl over your head to get to the top.
So what I'm saying is that the kids ain't going to have job security like mom and dad used to have, man, a 30, 40 year employment.
It's easy to live paycheck to paycheck when you have that type of job security.
It's easy to buy trips to wherever the hell the family trips and the big feasts and the materialism, the electronic widgets from China.
It's easy to do that when you have job security knowing that the next week your paycheck's going to be there.
These kids, and not only these kids, but people like yourself that are a little older, they don't have that type of job security, man.
I mean, they could be in one job one day and just be blade off on a whim the next.
Yeah, no, I definitely agree with you.
I got to agree on that.
Okay, I thought, my apologies, I must have.
No, don't worry about it, man.
Hey, that's why you call up, bro.
Yep.
But the other one I had to say is, now, you know, I'd heard the one guy call in the other day about the penny stocks and stuff.
I know he's came with some pretty good calls previously, but, you know, I have to agree with you.
If you're just starting out, there's no way in hell you're going to sit there and put your money.
I mean, it must have been a joke, but there's no way in hell you're going to put your money in penny stocks.
I mean, you've got to go, you want to start with solid, good investments and mainly like just growth funds or blue chips, like you were saying.
Absolutely blue chips.
I mean, especially if you don't know how to play the market and market volatility and day trade and understand these things.
I am not a fan of penny stocks.
As a matter of fact, if you make too much of a profit in penny stocks, the SEC starts asking questions.
And that's no BS.
Anybody who ever plays penny stocks and is truly profited, the SEC gives you a visit and asks what the hell and how the hell.
But if you're just somebody who's just a novice, man, and just wants to save your money in the bank, I'm strongly advising everybody not to save their money in the bank.
The damn devaluing of the American dollar is going to continue.
The government's going to continue spending.
We're not going to make any cuts.
I mean, we're going to extend the debt limit.
I mean, municipalities are, I mean, I can just go on and on.
So in essence, what I'm telling these people to do, if you don't know anything, anything about the stock market, just pick a company.
And I used Coke for the sake of argument.
And luckily, I used it because it's up 3.5% since I've said it.
And that's a blue chip stock, man.
I mean, that's something that you can just put your money in and just keep throwing your money in, $200 a month, minimum, $200 a month.
Let's get the calculator out on that.
Let's say you got $200 a month times $1,200.
That's $2,400.
$2,400 times five years.
You've got $12,000 in accumulated stock.
Now, in my opinion, I think that you'd get a hell of a lot more yield than you would out of a damn bank or any other financial instrument, probably with the exception of gold, because there's going to be a bubble on that in the next couple of years.
But anyway, security, equities, excuse me, equities, when you have them in an accumulation fashion, like $12,000, $20,000 worth of equities, you can actually go to the bank, and the bank will start talking to you and start lending you serious capital so that you can either reinvest into a business, reinvest in your stock portfolio, reinvest in real estate.
And this is what people need to realize, man.
Don't throw your money away.
Don't let it just sit there.
Make your money work for you.
Just let it sit in those stocks, in the blue chip stocks, and before you know it, you can go up to a bank and say, hey, I want a badass house.
I got this for collateral.
What are you going to do?
Yeah, I mean, that's definitely the way I did it.
I didn't start out.
I know people were saying, you know, how much is enough to start out on long-term investing?
I didn't start out with much of anything.
I started out with about $1,000.
That was all I had at the time to do that I could afford to put in there long-term.
But, I mean, over time, you know, it starts growing and then going through dividends and everything.
And like you said, you hit it right on the head when you said it's better than cash.
And you're 100% right when you say it's better than cash.
You're damn right.
You know, somebody's in the chat room saying, why do we even need to throw our cash in banks anyway?
Well, you need to throw your cash in something.
You need to realize that when you have the money in your hand, it doesn't mean that tomorrow it's going to be worth the same amount that you had it today.
And that's what these people are not understanding, that the value of the dollar goes down.
And the reason is, is because our government keeps spending cash.
And if our government's going to keep spending cash, that means there's going to be more cash circulating amongst the general populace.
And if there's more cash circulating amongst the general populace, that means things, everything is going to go up by default.
Yep.
And that's what people don't realize.
So, you know, even if you throw it in the bank, even at the 1.2% interest rate, if you're lucky, in the savings account, if you put it into some just blue chip stocks, something you can trust, something that's a multinational that you know that's always going to be around, like I said Coke, for instance, you know they're going to be around.
So why don't you just leave it in there for five years and keep buying stocks of Coke every month, put money in there, and it'll be worth more than the cash that you save in your savings account.
I wish people would get this through their heads.
Yeah, and the one I got to say, and it's just a good story, is I decided right before end of year, last year, I started throwing some money in GE.
Well, GE prior to that, it was just before they announced that their one CEO, who I think is a dumb bastard, but they ended up announcing that he's going to be the fine jobs guy.
Yeah, yeah, the job czar or whatever the hell Obama appointed the GE CEO as.
That's why I'm bullish on GE because, or actually long-term bullish on GE, because every company that has got bailed out by the government, and GE is one of them, they're all panning out fairly well.
I mean, they're all profiting because the government's making sure they're going to be profitable.
So I'm definitely bullish on GE.
As a matter of fact, GE kind of took a tumble today because it was high volatility.
I think it was down, I think, about, what, a nickel or something of that nature.
But that's after several days of gains.
I'm still expecting more gains out of GE.
I mean, all the stocks that I've chosen.
Did you buy in at the teens level?
I bought in at $17 on GE.
How many shares?
I didn't have a whole lot.
Just got a thousand dollars worth, so I think it was right around you right off the hand, but it's about like 60, I think, or something.
That's what I'm saying.
I want that around mid-60s.
But yeah, I've done that, and that thing just been cranking right now.
But that was why I was going to call and say what your thought was.
I found it kind of funny that you said, yeah, you think that you're kind of long-term on that.
So hopefully I'll ride that out.
I was planning on writing it for a little while, but I'm glad to hear that the true capitalist is on it, too.
Hell yeah.
Are you kidding me?
I'm bullish on GE, bullish on Intel, bullish on Skechers.
Skechers is, you know, I know it took a tumble today, but the earnings come out February 16th.
And if you look at all economic indicators, you know, every real, everybody in the retail sector has been coming out with fairly decent earnings.
And that's what's been driving the gains in equities markets.
That's why you're seeing, you know, plus side up until today, of course.
You were seeing plus side on the Dow Jones Industrials for seven days straight and also seeing plus side on the S P and the NASDAQ.
So what I'm saying is, is that, you know, you get in, and what I mean by bullish on Skechers, I'm thinking about three to six months tops because I think that's that Skechers will go up to about 30, 35, and that's my selling point.
It may go higher.
I mean, of course, we don't know the earnings of these companies.
I mean, that's what makes the whole game, you know, the speculation.
But if you look at the economic indicators and you look at the fact that everybody in December had a decent quarter, you know, and not to mention that they had considerable profits.
Consumer spending was high, according to economic data in December.
So I definitely think that there could be some decent profits to be made there on Skechers.
I think it's pretty low as it is now.
It's the second largest shoe company.
So, I mean, I don't know.
I mean, I'm feeling a little bullish on that one.
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And also, what the hell else did I say?
Hold on, I got the thing right here.
Coke, GE, Intel, and Skechers is the only thing that I've said for the past couple of weeks.
Okay, so is it Coke or is it like CPE, the Coke-Cole Enterprise?
No, it's Coke.
It's C-O-K-E.
Coke.
Okay, gotcha.
Gotcha.
All right, man.
Well, thank you for calling, man.
Do you have a blog or something you want to share with us, man?
I actually go in the chat room from time to time when I'm not over at work, but I go by Billy D. Williams in the chat.
Oh, okay, cool, man.
Thanks a lot, man.
Thanks for listening, bro.
All right.
Thanks for taking my call.
All right, you take it easy.
Bye.
Well, that's an individual who I recognize by voice who was an avid listener who's been listening to me for some time, actually listened to me during the summer, listened to me for a couple of years, and actually took the advice that I had suggested on this program, decided to start investing, and now the kids living large, man.
Congratulations, man.
Congratulations.
You know, I love to hear stories like that.
440, you're on the air.
Give me a break.
I mean, who still does that, man?
You know, you're probably one of these assholes that we usually see in voice chat that hogs up the microphone to play your music as if you're some kind of a DJ.
Like, we really want your soundtrack while we're chatting with a bunch of schmucks that we don't even know.
I mean, give me a break.
408, you're on the air.
What's popping, Ghost?
It's Goofy Bone.
Hey, what's up, Goofy Bone?
How you doing, man?
Hey, man.
First off, I want to tell everybody listening to the True Capitalist Radio, listen to Ghost.
This guy has already made me $500.
Well, congrats, man.
Congratulations.
And I want to let you know, because I took your advice on that Caterpillar start.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
I mentioned it yesterday that it was kind of low.
It kind of sold off, but the earnings are still looking good.
Did you buy it in at 99 or something?
Yeah, I bought it at 99, and I bought like 50 shares.
So, I mean, you look at that plus the 81 cents that it gained today.
I mean, look at that.
I mean, boom.
Yeah, big time, man.
That's what I'm saying.
All you got to do is just play this market, and you can get liquid and parlay that liquid into more investments, and that's how you become like Warren Buffett, man.
And I also invested in Target, and believe me, it boomed today.
I don't know if you pay attention to it, but it started like a symbol on that.
That's hold on.
It's T.
Oh, yeah.
Well, no, that's AT ⁇ T. T is AT ⁇ T.
I mean, AT ⁇ T.
Yeah, AT ⁇ T, not Target.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, it started at 2783 and it shot up to 28.43.
And I mean, that was just something I just threw.
You know, I just said, hey, let me get some shares of this.
And, you know, my guy said, okay, well, minimum.
So I went for the minimum, and boom, I made some money right there.
That's what I'm talking about, man.
I mean, play this market.
The market is there to be played.
There's plays to be made, man, and I'm glad that you're playing them.
Oh, I appreciate all your great information.
And to these dummies out here that don't understand, you're over here giving a million dollars worth of free information, and they need to understand, and they need to repay you.
You know what I want to do is I want to buy you a nice good bottle of wine and send it to you.
Oh, I appreciate it, man.
Okay, well, I'll shoot you an email.
But another thing I wanted to talk about is that stupid little Google executive out there protesting.
Oh, yeah, no kidding.
You know what pisses me off?
It's like when MySpace first came out.
See, I'm going to be honest with you, ghost.
I live out here in Northern California, so I'm out here gangbanging, you know, living a life until I started understanding what makes this world go round.
And it's money.
And without it, you're nothing.
You're nothing.
You're nothing.
I started watching all these, you know, like Fox News and MSNBC and all this other stuff.
So I started getting educated.
And then somebody introduced me to your show.
And wow, man, it just sparked up.
But, you know, this Google executive, he's over here protesting, but yet he's still representing Google.
Google hasn't fired this idiot.
You know what I mean?
No, Google has not, not only have they not fired him, they've turned him into some freedom fighter.
I mean, the news releases and the press releases they've got on this idiot.
It wasn't Whale Gonem or whatever his name is.
This imbecile is the one who constructed all this disorder.
You know, there's a lot of people that are foreign investors in the Egyptian market that are taking a dive.
You know, that are taking a dive right now because of these assholes, you know, Whale Gonem and Google allowing this asshole to cause disorder in a nation state.
I think this should be very precarious to anybody who is an investor, who's a government, who's an individual.
I mean, you know, what's next for these idiots?
What, they're going to start selling our private information?
They're going to start selling our emails.
You know, they're going to start using what we say in our emails against us to shut us up.
Are they going to, I mean, who the hell knows what the hell Google's going to do?
I think it's a disgusting disgrace what Google's done, and they should be ashamed of themselves.
They got blood on their hands.
And not only that, I think that investors that lost any kind of money in this Egyptian situation, I would take them to court.
I'll take Google to court, man.
I'm not joking.
I mean, I would take Google to court because it was their responsibility.
It was their idiot that caused all this ruckus.
You know, it was their idiot that went out there and rabble-roused through digital means.
You know, it's just a disgrace, man.
I mean, you know, Whale Gonem, you know, you know, he came out after he got released from the Egyptian authorities because I thought they should have tortured him and waterboarded his ass.
But no, instead, they release him.
And what does he do?
He goes out to that tier, whatever the hell square.
He goes up and says, oh, yes, I am going to die for Revolution 2.0.
I'm going to die for Revolution 2.0.
I mean, can you believe this crap?
It's crazy, ghost.
I don't even understand.
Because I know, say, for instance, I worked at Google, and then next thing you know, I'm over here protesting for some stupid, idiotic thing, and then they see me on TV.
Oh, I'm automatically fired.
But this guy's over here causing a revolution, trying to be a freedom fighter.
But, you know, he's not doing anything but causing a ruckus.
He's got to get out of there.
And fire him.
Oh, I don't understand.
Well, I understand why the Egyptians let him go.
They let him go to try to qualm all the destabilization.
They thought that maybe this would prohibit people from going out and acting like a bunch of primitive animals.
But instead, what are they doing?
They're going out there and they're doing it again.
They're doing it again.
And it's a disgrace.
This is not a democratic uprising.
This is not a revolution.
This is chaos.
I mean, revolutions is when they go into government offices and start sniping government officials and saying, all right, we are the government now.
We're going to implement this type of social order.
And this is the plan.
This is the way we're going to do it.
And that's all there is to it.
But no, you know what these idiots are doing?
They're going out.
They're throwing Molotov cocktails.
They're looting the streets.
You know, it's a disgrace.
It's a goddamn disgrace.
It's a disgrace to humanity.
It's a disgrace to the international community.
And Google and Whale Gonem should have blood on their hands.
They should have blood on their hands for Christ's sake.
And I'm sorry, I'm getting a little upset.
I mean, you know, what if I was an investor in Egypt, man?
Exactly.
It's like this guy didn't care about anybody.
He's supposed to be from Egypt.
You should be caring about your city.
You shouldn't be destroying your city for what?
You know what I mean?
Yeah, he's an imbecile.
An utter imbecile, man.
Anyway, Google.
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
Did you know how much that stupid flyover for the Super Bowl was for those four jets just to fly over the Super Bowl that nobody ever saw them because the stadium was closed?
You know, I saw that on the headlines.
I didn't get an exact price.
Was it something like $14 million or something?
$450,000.
I'm sorry.
I was thinking about the whole security setup for the Dallas Super Bowl.
That's it.
That's probably good security, but this is for those four jets flying over.
Can you believe that?
Jesus Christ.
And what's a jet going to do?
Exactly.
Especially when the dome is closed.
I mean, I don't know, man.
And this is our money.
This is our money so we can protect a bunch of fat asses so they can go to the Super Bowl.
And you know what?
Those people are still bitching.
Did you hear about these assholes that are going and suing the NFL because the NFL was trying to protect their safety from, you know, kind of fire code hazard type of nonsense?
You know, there wasn't enough room for people to sit down, so they had to kind of let people, you know, like 400 people not enter the Super Bowl.
They get all pissed.
Well, now I heard about that.
Well, at first, the thing is, NFL, okay, they said, all right, we're sorry.
You know, give us your ticket.
They say it was an $800 ticket.
They would have gave you $2,400.
And then whatever, you know, accommodations to the next Super Bowl, whatever.
Well, no, no, no.
Not only are they going to give them $2,400, which is way above the actual price of the ticket, but they were actually willing to give them a ticket and a full round trip to any Super Bowl that they wanted to go see for anyone.
Anyone.
Anyone.
Yeah.
It could be 10 years from now.
Anyone.
And you know what they're doing now?
They're suing the damn NFL for multi-millions.
It's a clash action lawsuit.
Even assholes that got to sit in the dome are now going out and suing the damn NFL.
It's disgraceful, man.
It is pathetic.
But anyways, Ghost, I'm going to get off the phone because some of your trolls in there are personally messaging me to get off the phone.
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So thank you for all your good wisdoms, Ghost.
And trust me, there's some of us out here that are listening to you, and we're on your side 114%.
So remember that, Ghost.
All right, man.
Thank you very much, Goofy Bone.
And keep investing.
Keep hooking up, hooking it up.
Anyway, speaking of which, Goofy Bone, believe it or not, actually called me up during, I think it was Monday, when I announced the AOL takeover of the Huffington Post.
Tim Armstrong, the CEO of AOL, actually paid $315 million.
All right?
$315 million for the Huffington Post.
And ever since they announced that deal, the damn stock has been on a complete and utter downslide.
So luckily, Goofy Bone got out the very next day once we announced this news, and he went right into GE.
He moved his positions.
And now the guy's making money.
You know, one week, $500, huh?
Just sitting around.
Do you understand what I'm saying, folks?
You have to go out and make some capital so that you can go out and make more money.
You know, it's great.
It's unbelievable.
Anyway, folks, we are in the third hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
Once again, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Please add to your favorites and to your bookmarks, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
All right?
That's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
And spread that link around like wildfire.
Spread it around everywhere for heaven's sake.
Because listening to ghost is like making money.
You understand that?
It's like making money.
And there's some idiot in here, Raptor Jesus, saying that I'm in my basement for three hours.
Are you kidding me?
I'm in the skyline of Austin, Texas, baby.
I mean, every day after I leave my office, which is, well, I'm not going to tell you where my office is, but every time I leave my office, I walk down the street, which is some ways, isn't necessarily like a block or something.
I walk down the street, I go to West 6th Street.
I'm kicking it with Sandra Bullock and her black baby.
I'm out here drinking up a storm.
Here, listen to this.
Here, popping bottles and popping open booze for Christ's sake.
I mean, let me tell you, I'm living a great life.
Ghost has done well ever since he's lost his conservative days.
I sold my house over there in Leander where I used to be able to go nuts and All those YouTube videos that you see about me on there.
But now I bought myself a condo, economy, a high-rise condominium on West 6th Street.
It's a beautiful place, overlooks the city, man.
You can see all the city from my damn living room.
It's beautiful.
Beautiful.
You know what I'm talking about?
I mean, I got an office in the downtown area because, well, it's a good write-off.
And, you know, it's kind of good to have a badass office in a badass building.
You know?
And, you know, I got it hooked up.
You know, it's a lofty kind of office here.
I got it hooked up with some artwork.
I got a mini bar over here.
I mean, man, I love it.
I'm in Austin, Texas, baby.
I love it.
Cheers to everybody.
Let me tell you, after the show, I'm going to be down there.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to go down to Perry's and get me a steak.
But after Perry's, I'm going down to West 6th Street.
Hopefully, I see some people out there.
There's no deals on alcohol today because it's getting close to the weekend.
But cheers to everybody, man.
Cheers.
Ah, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
646-652-4869.
Before I move on, I want to talk about my first interview.
We actually found somebody that wants to be interviewed on True Capitalist Radio.
And before I say who it is, I want to let everybody know about the industry that they're in.
Now, let me explain something.
Now, I know that I was a conservative for a long period of time.
I know that, you know, I said a lot of moral stuff.
I was like, oh, conservative.
You know?
The problem is that I saw the light and I saw that Sarah Palin was going to be the mouthpiece of the conservative movement.
And, you know, her husband is getting hand jobs from Eskimo masseuses in Alaska.
Her daughters are shitting out children like they're going out of style.
You know, she's out here, you know, stumbling over her own tongue like John Edwards trying to explain how to cheat on a dying wife.
You know, I mean, this is supposed to be the mouthpiece of the conservative movement.
That's why I've renounced the conservative movement.
I'm no longer a conservative.
I'm a capitalist, baby.
I'm a capitalist.
Impoverished America Reality00:03:04
And I don't care where to make money anymore.
I'm all about making money.
I know there's people out there that write me and say, oh, ghost, I can't believe that all you live for is money.
I mean, don't you live for anything else?
What about the life?
You know, people who email me with those types of ideas, those are people that have debts that no honest man can pay.
They've got, you know, children that they can't afford.
They've got spouses that they can't stand.
And they're calling me trying to, or not calling me, but they're emailing me up, trying to make me feel bad or make me feel guilty because I'm living large and living lavish.
All right?
Let me tell you something.
I am not.
And I repeat, I am not guilty whatsoever.
All right.
And one more time.
Let me repeat this one more time for everybody that just can't comprehend it through their thick noggin.
I don't care about the Po in America, baby.
I don't care.
Do you understand?
I don't care.
You know what I care about?
I care about people that are actually living in squalor.
You know, like in the international community.
These people that, you know, you could play the xylophone on their ribs because you can see them through their skin.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, that's who I feel sorry for.
I don't give a crap about the Poe in America.
You know, we've got dollar menus on every freaking corner in America today.
A dollar menu.
You can go out and get yourself a double cheeseburger for a dollar.
Yeah.
You can go out and get yourself a big large fry for a dollar.
That's right.
If you go to Taco Bell, you can get yourself a damn taco for 39 cents, for heaven's sake.
So, I mean, not to mention, folks, I've said this over and over again, and I hate to keep beating a dead horse, but you know, have you gone to any impoverished part of America today?
Huh?
Have you gone to the so-called white trailer parks or the black ghettos or the Mexican barrios?
Have you?
Have you gone out there and checked out?
I mean, you don't even necessarily have to get down and commiserate with these people.
Just drive and make sure your doors are locked.
But just drive through these areas.
Okay?
And I want you to watch in disbelief the amount of fat, jelly-ass bastards that are waddling their fat asses up and down the street.
And let me tell you, sometimes I feel like going to the ghetto with a tuba and, you know, going in the back of these fat idiots and, you know, playing.
I mean, because, I mean, I don't know about you, but, I mean, can poor people really get fat?
And if people are fat in the ass, are they really poor?
I mean, seriously, are they really po in America?
I mean, seriously, I mean, are they Poe in America?
Adult Entertainment Industry00:04:55
I'm just asking.
I'm just asking.
All right?
I'm just asking.
646-652-4869-817, you're on the air.
Oh, hey, I'm on the air.
Yeah, what's going on, man?
Oh, yeah, I just wanted to say I'm a Canadian.
And when 9-11 happened, dude, I thought it was so awesome.
I fucking cheer.
Cheers, great.
Yeah.
I cheer, bro.
You cheer.
Hell yeah, dude.
Two days.
Yeah, dude, good.
Yeah.
Smile on my fucking face.
You know, every day.
Yeah.
Yeah, smile on your face, yeah.
Hey, put your daddy on the phone.
I want to talk to that bastard.
Hey, oh, you're going to hang up.
Oh, why are you going to hang up?
Oh, oh, oh, he hung up.
Oh, I wanted to talk to your dad so I can tell him what type of fruity ass sounding garbage popped out of his nutsack and tell him that the next time your boy calls me up, he better sound off like he's got a Canadian bacon pair of nuts instead of sounding like he's tucking his sack back and he's got a rouge on him.
You understand?
Give me a break.
take a sip of this Negra here.
Let me explain a little bit more here.
This person I'm going to interview actually works in the adult industry.
Yeah, that's right.
The adult entertainment industry.
Now, I'm not going to say too much about this individual, but the individual that we're going to interview is going to be next Wednesday.
Next Wednesday, same place, same time.
We're going to interview somebody from the adult entertainment industry that's actually a big baller.
You know, he's a corporate CEO in the adult entertainment industry.
And he's actually in charge of a company.
You know, he's the CEO of a company that actually aids and helps adult webmasters for potential profit.
Now, I know there's people that are like, well, wait a minute, why are you getting into the adult entertainment industry?
Well, you know, I'm a capitalist now, baby.
All right?
I go where the profit is.
And I'm on the internet.
As a matter of fact, if you're listening to me right now, you're on the internet.
Okay?
And if you search around the internet, even if you're not even searching for it, there's pornography everywhere you look.
I mean, I can't even go into a social networking community, a chat room, or search the internet without seeing some young bimbo with her knockers showing herself off in some banner, for Christ's sake.
So, in essence, we're going to invite this individual next Wednesday who's a CEO of a major adult entertainment corporation, and we're going to take some legitimate business questions.
We're going to ask him certain questions about his industry, if it's saturated, if there's money to be made.
I know there's money to be made.
I'm kind of looking forward to seeing how much money pornographic material brings in.
I mean, there's a lot of pornographic material out here on the internet.
There's a lot of pornographic material that charges money.
And I'm not talking about chump change.
I'm talking about $40 a month here.
Some of these damn websites ain't, you know, they ain't BSing.
I mean, let me do the math on that.
Well, you know, you get 1,000 people at $40 a month.
That's $40,000.
But this is the Internet.
Just imagine if they had $100,000 at $40, that's $4 million a month.
$4 million a month on $100,000 membership.
So that's what I'm talking about.
And people are asking, well, who pays for porn?
Well, we're going to ask that question.
Exactly.
We're going to ask that question on Wednesday to this individual who's an expert.
He's a CEO.
He's living large.
You know, I mean, what I've noticed in inquiring about trying to get an interview with people in the adult entertainment industry is the fact that, you know, some serious money.
These guys are living large, man.
You know, they're living large like the ghost man over here.
So we're going to mark that on your calendars.
Next Wednesday, we are going to interview a CEO from the adult entertainment industry, and we're going to get some business insight.
We're going to see if it's even worth it for a potential investor to invest in the adult entertainment industry and see if it's an actual valid investment.
Investing in Pornography00:11:40
And we're going to talk about the legalities of everything and all that garbage.
So anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call.
We had 45 minutes left in the program.
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All right, that's ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
Go ahead and bookmark the site.
I'm updating the blog every single day.
All right?
I'm updating the blog every single day.
So go ahead, comment, you know, leave me some of your insight.
I want to hear from you.
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Let's take some calls, shall we?
856.
Are you there?
Area code 856?
Now you're playing with your pink willy.
Sit over there and shut your mouth.
478, you there?
Oh, hey, ghost.
What's going on?
Because of that.
I mean, I've been thinking, and this makes complete sense to me.
Because of the globalizing economy and our slavery to corporate interests, we should adopt a socialist government to ensure safety for all workers.
Now, give me a break.
I mean, w w where where did you read that from?
I didn't read it.
Do you think that people are sa are slaves?
Do you think people are slaves working?
Are you honestly believe that?
Yeah, I do.
Are you working currently?
Yes, I am.
Yeah, it took you a long time.
Sit over there and shut your ass, you damn famous socialist commie bastard.
All right?
Oh, we need socialism so that we can make sure that the corporation ain't nah, nah, nah.
You know what, kid?
You're pissed off because you can't have the latest iPhone because it costs too much.
All right?
And you want to make sure that some government authority makes sure that, you know, gives you enough money so you can be some materialistic glutton without actually having to go out and work for it.
All right?
I mean, do you understand what I'm saying, you stupid, silly little fruity bastard?
All right?
I mean, give me a break.
I hate leftists.
I'm sorry.
I mean, you know, I'm not advocating hate, but me personally, me personally, when I see a leftist asshole, when I see somebody who is left of the political persuasion, I mean, a pit of my stomach starts to regurgitate upwards.
It makes me want to throw up, you know?
Makes me want to throw up.
And anybody who thinks that they're a corporate slave, well, then why don't you go to communist China and become some goddamn robot and some asshole that's being forced to work for 15 hours a day at 8 cents an hour?
Why don't you go over there, you fucking communist piece of trash?
Huh?
Why don't you go over there?
Why don't you go over to China?
Why don't you go over to communist Vietnam where they're forcing their population to work 10, 15 hours so that the communist government can become the billionaires?
So that the communist government bureaucrats can become the billionaires.
And the people that are over there, what are they doing?
They're working 15, 20 hours a day, and what are they doing?
They're doing it for the people.
They're working 15, 20 hours a day for 8 cents an hour because they're doing it for the people.
That's what we're doing.
We're doing it for the people.
The people.
Even though the damn communist government of China is making billions.
You know that they have the country with the second largest population of billionaires?
Yeah.
They are the country with the second largest population of billionaires.
And you know that everybody that's a billionaire there is a commie.
They're a part of the communist government.
These are the people that are shoving this communist propaganda down the people's throats of the people.
What are they doing?
They're acting like that kid that just called up.
Yes, I think they wait.
I love communism.
I love socialism.
Yes, for the people.
Yes, the workers of the world unite.
Yes.
Shut up.
Just shut your mouth.
Just shut your stinking, stupid, smelly hole.
646-652-4869.
856, you there?
My name is.
All right, well, yeah, you're on.
What's going on?
I was just wondering if you're a complete fucking faggot or just 50%.
You held on for an hour to say that?
Yeah, because you were.
Yeah, Jesus Christ.
I mean, get a girlfriend, can you?
I mean, do you know that there's more women than men in this country and in this world?
And yet, you know, you waited for an hour, you know, to say that.
You didn't even get any lulls on that, you know?
You didn't even get any lulls.
You didn't even, like, you know, try to act like it was a legitimate call there for a second and then go into some kind of Prince of Bel Air tune or something.
I mean, no lulls whatsoever.
You know, you know, your father, you know, should have his testicles completely removed from his body so that we can no longer have waste of human flesh like you, you know?
Anyway, six, five, one, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost.
What's going on, man?
First time call.
I'm just trying to grab a grasp on what the show is all about.
Are you a financial advisor?
What's our I'm just trying to give some business advice here, and as you can see, I'm getting frank called.
Do you have a question?
Yeah, I was just trying to see how you rate yourself against, like, say, a Susie Orman or the business advice aspect of things.
Well, you know, I mean, if you were, if you've listened to me for the past couple of weeks and have invested in the stocks that I've advised people that they should get into, today alone you would have increased 61.08% on your money just on today alone.
And then today was a flat day in the market.
Yeah, and that amount there, that's about over 9,000.
No, you stupid idiot.
Just shut your stupid mouth.
Are you kidding me?
Are you kind of over 9,000?
Barrel roll.
Barrel roll.
Give me a break.
I'm going on a break.
I'm getting out of here.
All right.
I'm taking a break.
I'm taking a freaking break.
And you know something, folks?
You want to know something before I take this freaking break?
You want to know something?
All right?
You know what sucks is that I'm sitting here, I'm shooting you assholes pearls, you know?
I'm shooting you pearls for heaven's sake.
And what are you assholes doing?
You're calling me up.
You're trying to do these little stupid memes.
You're trying to do this ridiculous, no life, no girlfriend having anime watching lifestyle.
You're trying to shove it down our damn holes.
You know what I'm talking about?
Trying to shove it down our holes.
All right?
And for this asshole who keeps, you know, what is it, Depressosaurus?
Look, brother, if you're a little upset because, you know, I don't know, I'm not, you know, down with, you know, Huey Newton or something, and you're pissed off and you're like, oh, yeah, call Ghost's sponsors so that we don't have to like, you know, so we can make sure that he's not sponsored with him anymore because he's a racist.
I mean, give me a break.
You know, why don't you go once you go over there and emulate Brian Gumbel?
All right?
I'm going to go somewhere else.
I'll be right back.
All right?
I've got to go get some more beer anyway.
And let me tell you something else.
For all you assholes that are doing all these memes, don't you understand?
I'm up above you idiots.
You know?
You people are beneath me.
Seriously, you people are beneath me, man.
All you idiots that are like, ha ha, barrel roll, over 9,000.
I'm never going to give you.
Never going to land.
Oh, you assholes, you're beneath me.
You understand that?
Because I'm up above you, idiots.
All right?
Putting that through your thick, stupid, ridiculous, non-cognitive reasoning selves.
I'm up above you assholes.
Don't you understand, Dad?
I'm up above you, idiots.
Won't you get that through your head?
I'm up above you, moron.
Not down in it with you, stupid peasants.
I'm up above it.
I'm up above it.
And I decided I was never coming down.
But I watched it way too long.
It was pulling me down.
I was up about it.
So, what?
What does it matter now?
I was swimming in the haze now.
I call on the ground and everything I never liked about you.
Kind of seeping into me.
Trying to laugh about it now, but isn't it funny how everything works out?
Death is so fun for me.
She's sad.
I was up about it.
I was up about it.
I used to be so big and strong.
And all my life are wrong.
You never be afraid.
I used to have some big and signed.
Now this is always open wide.
I used to run it all.
I used to be so funny.
I'll cross my heart.
I'll hope to die.
But the music's already in my eye.
And all the world's weight is on my back.
And I don't even know why.
What I used to think was me is just a faking memory.
I looked it right in the eye and said goodbye.
I was up about it.
I was up about it.
I was up and fucking down.
I was over.
I'm so funny and rain.
Rain Come Play Again00:03:54
Come again some other day.
Rain, rain, come play.
Come again some other day.
Rain, rain, come play.
Come again, some other day.
Rain, rain, come play.
Come again, some other day.
You're listening to Ghost on True Capitalist Radio.
True Capitalist Radio.
All right, I'm back.
You know, got some more beers here, just kicking back, just having random thoughts here.
You know, just having random thoughts.
And of course, I've got some idiot named Der Pererasaurus or whatever the hell his name is saying to call my sponsor at 877-851-2214 and complain.
What are you going to complain about, brother?
Huh?
What are you going to complain about?
Man, he couldn't, man.
Ghost is not fair, baby.
He made fun of my kids.
That's what happened.
He made fun of my kids.
So I'm calling up 877-851-2214 because he made fun of my kids, baby.
My kids.
It's not fair, baby.
So, you know, you can continue to, you know, scroll that all you want to there.
Duh, Passasaurus or whatever your name is.
Well, why don't you give me a call there, brother?
Huh?
If you think I'm such a damn racist, why don't you give me a damn call?
646-652-4869.
I mean, didn't Obama and Stimulus Package 2 give free phone service to the people in the hood?
Why don't you give me a call there, brother?
Huh?
Hey, Tyrone, what do you got to say to this idiot?
Hey, man, you know what I'm saying?
Ghost ain't no racist, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
Gee.
Yeah, you motherfuckers out here trying to talk all that yin-yang and all that shit.
You know how it is.
You know what I'm saying?
I don't know who this deposor is motherfucker is.
I don't know what he is.
I don't know where to go at all.
But, man, you ain't no brother.
You are Uncle Tom-ass nigga.
That's what you is, man.
You know what I'm saying?
Sitting over here making fun of ghosts, man.
You know what I'm saying?
This is a bad motherfucker.
This ghost here, man.
You know what I'm saying?
He's a prognosticator, prognosticators, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
G.
Yeah.
All right.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot, Tyrone.
Appreciate it.
Anyway, let's take some calls here.
646-652-4869.
We got 30 minutes left in the program.
Please follow me on Twitter, folks.
If you haven't done so already, follow me on Twitter.
The Twitter name to follow is Ghost Politics.
All one word, no underscores, Ghost Politics.
732, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost.
How you doing, man?
What's going on, man?
I got a question for you.
It's an honest legitimate question.
How come everybody calls in, you know, and they're busting your chops, but when somebody calls in with a legitimate argument, you go off on some psychotangent about cutting testicles off.
What are you talking about?
What legitimate argument are you talking about?
Well, somebody calls in and he's like, I agree with socialism, right?
And then how is that a legitimate argument?
It's a legitimate argument because it's his point of view.
That's a legitimate argument.
Somebody believes.
Homeless People Arguments00:08:29
Maybe you need to just shut your little fruity ass mouth.
It doesn't say true socialist radio.
All right.
You stupid leftist little pansy ass garter belt wearing fruit bowl.
It doesn't say true socialist radio.
It says true capitalist radio.
All right?
I mean, do you think that listeners want to sit here and listen to some stupid pansy ass tout socialism because he's pissing and moaning because he doesn't want to go to work?
Huh?
Do you think that my listeners want to hear some socialist saying, oh, yeah, I want socialism because I don't want to go out and work for a living because I'm just some stupid little fruity ass bastard?
Yeah, that's what I want to do.
And you're trying to say that there's a point in some asshole calling me up and saying, oh, yeah, you know, it's socialism is better.
Socialism will prevent corporate slavery.
It'll prevent corporate slavery.
I mean, you actually think you're a slave, you idiot.
I mean, if you think you're a slave, it's because of your stupid mental capacity.
It's because you can't do anything.
You have no skill.
You're a loser.
You know, that's the only reason why you can't support yourself.
You're a freaking loser.
I mean, let's be honest, man.
You're a damn loser.
I'm sick and tired of people, you know, pissing and moaning, especially American people.
Especially American people that are sitting here touting this socialist crap.
I mean, you know, we live in a day and age where there's dollar menus on every damn corner, okay?
I mean, you know, you can stay in motel rooms that'll give you, you know, free HBO and free room service for like 20, 25 bucks a day.
All right?
And yet there's still homeless people.
There's still hungry people.
You know, in Austin, Texas, all right?
In Austin, Texas, we have a lot of homeless idiots.
I mean, just an astronomical population of homeless jerks.
It's not because the people on the streets are homeless because they can't go to work.
There's plenty of work in Austin.
I mean, you know, there is plenty of work to do in Austin.
No, no, no, no.
And let me go ahead and put some more on that.
The Austin bums out here, you know, the Austin bums that are, you know, sleeping on the streets, they're not from Austin.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
These are vagabonds that are hitching rides on trains to come to Austin.
And why are they coming to Austin?
Because they know that there's money out here, and the average median income is $78,000 a year.
Yeah, that's right.
The average median income in Austin, Texas is $78,000 a year, and that's purely on the private sector.
All right?
So they're coming out here because there's money.
And, you know, for a thousand people that they approach and say, yeah, baby, come on, man.
I need money, man.
Can you give me some change, man?
Change, maybe any kind of change.
For as many people that are, you know, sitting there saying that and, you know, kind of ignoring these people, there's actually some dumb liberals out here in Austin.
Let me tell you, Austin is rather liberal.
It's rather liberal out here.
These idiots actually come out the pocket and give these bums money.
So why is a bum going to go out and actually do something for himself when you've got bleeding hearts out here actually coming out the pocket, giving these bums a dollar so that they can go sip on their mad dog 2020 or go sip on some cheap-ass bottle of hooch or something.
I mean, I don't care about the homeless.
You see, that's the thing about it.
You idiots, especially you leftists, you want to sit here and want to exploit the homeless when, to be completely honest with you, to be completely honest with you, the people that are homeless, they're homeless because they want to be homeless.
Don't you understand that?
They want to be homeless, you idiots.
All right?
People are poor because they want to be poor.
And if you don't believe that, I'm talking about America.
I'm not talking about those poor bastards in Africa or, you know, in third world countries that have no natural resources, no governing body that's legitimate.
Everybody's a freaking criminal.
I'm not talking about them.
I feel sorry for those people.
I feel sorry for people in Africa that are in the middle of a desert.
And all the United Nations food that's going in to try to feed these people is being ganked by their military juncture and rationed out to the population so that they can stay in control.
I mean, you understand what I'm saying?
I'm just saying, I have no compassion for anybody who's trying to talk garbage that, oh, I'm Poe in America, baby.
I'm Poe in America.
Do you think I give a shit if you're poor in America?
Do you think I give a crap?
Do you think I give a crap?
I don't.
All right, I don't.
My ass bleeds for the Poe in America.
You know?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, good God.
I mean, look at this.
Somebody, see, of course, here come the leftists in the room.
I knew there's leftists.
I knew there was leftists.
Look at what they're saying.
Oh, yeah, being homeless from like a hurricane like Katrina, baby.
That makes you a jerk, man.
Yeah, that's just like you, ghost.
You making fun of people from Katrina.
Katrina was like four years ago or some crap.
All right?
I mean, you know, the American government not only, I mean, I was there, you idiots.
I was there.
Unlike you idiots, I was there.
I was at the Levi Strauss plant out there in San Antonio, Texas.
All right?
I saw it for my fucking self.
And excuse my friends.
I'm sorry I'm cursing.
But you idiots are pissing me off.
All right?
I saw it for myself.
These people from Louisiana.
These idiots came here and they got housed in the Levi Strauss plant.
It was a FEMA, you know, kind of a camp situation.
Okay?
They had all these cots and they had all these professionals.
They had health care professionals.
They had everybody there.
And then at some point, the government said, hey, look, I tell you what.
We're going to go ahead and give you like $15,000.
All right?
We're going to give you $15,000.
Try to go out there and do something.
Go ahead and do something for yourself.
$15,000.
Here you go.
We're sorry that you got hooked up with the hurricane.
Here's $15,000.
And you know what they did?
You know what they did?
Did they go out and get some like $300 a month apartment and kind of kick back and stack their chips?
No, no, no.
They did not do that.
No.
No.
You know what they did?
And I was there, you assholes.
I was there and I saw it for myself.
Those assholes went out.
They bought a Cadillac on dubs that had two 20s in the back basin and boom, boom, boom.
And they had the little stupid daubs on.
And they spent all their money on that crap.
They would roll around the city all day and they would come back right before curfew.
I think curfew was like 11 o'clock.
They'd come back before curfew and park their Cadillacs and all these stupid rims on dubs and all this crap.
They'd park it across the street from the Levi Strauss plant and these idiots would walk up in to the Levi Strauss plant and go hook up their cot.
I'm not joking.
I know you guys think I'm lying.
I'm not joking, man.
That's what happened.
So don't sit here and give me the sob story like, oh, Katrina, baby.
Oh, oh, it ain't fair, baby.
Oh.
Give me a break.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to crack open another beer here.
I'm going to crack open another beer for this garbage.
I mean, give me a break.
I've actually met people that were from Katrina.
You know what they did?
They started a new life.
I mean, they didn't want to go through all that horror and all the flooding.
They didn't want to go through all that.
But you know what?
A bad thing turned out to be a good thing.
You know, they're actually living large now.
They're actually making some money.
They're not out there in that desolate crap hole where they were entrapped in poverty.
You know, I don't want to hear this crap.
Just Katrina, baby.
Man.
Let me go ahead and take some more callers here.
Let me drink, and then I'm going to take some more callers.
Here we go.
Junkyard America Stories00:04:46
Oh, yeah.
Oh, that's some good Negros.
Anyway, 478, you're on the air.
I'll forget.
I don't forget.
Hey, 478, you're on the air.
You're taking too long, you fruity little playing with your pecker shaft bastard.
111, you're on the air.
Yo, how are you doing, boss?
How you doing?
Yeah, I'm just chilling like an insane villain doing some lamer killing for a living.
I thought Katrina was funny shit, man.
What's that?
Can I have some of that negligence?
Yeah, well, yeah, go ahead and get it, man.
I mean, it's like $2.99, a six-pack or something, man.
Are you kidding me?
It's cheap.
Yeah, I watched him with my friend.
His name is Bob.
Ready?
I'm Petty Buns.
I love you.
I mean, you see what I'm saying?
You see what's going on here, folks?
You know, I'm shooting these idiots' pearls.
And look what they're doing, you know.
This is the kind of crap I get, you know?
And why?
You know, why?
I mean, you know, all the stocks that I have chosen, folks, all the stocks that I've chosen for the past couple of weeks, if you would have invested in them at the time that I told you to invest in them, today alone, you'd be making 61% on your money today alone.
61% profit on your money today alone.
And yet, what do we have here?
We've got assholes calling me up, you know, not even giving this.
They're not even listening to what I'm saying, you know?
They're not even listening.
It's one ear, not the other.
In one ear, not the other.
You want to know why, folks?
You want to know why you're having all this disgusting, despicable display of human filth?
Because this is no longer the bastion of capitalism.
I'm not talking about America.
America is no longer the bastion of capitalism.
We are the bastards of capitalism.
And the reason why you have all these ignorant-ass jerk-offs out here calling me up, flapping their little mouth-breathing mouths on the internet, trying to talk garbage and not getting no walls because they're unoriginal jerks is because this is now junkyard America, folks.
All right?
This is Junkyard America.
I mean, come on down to Junkyard America, folks.
This is it.
Welcome.
Yeah.
Everybody wants a hand out here, everybody, baby.
You gotta stand to be in my teeth.
I gotta do this for my kids, baby.
That's right.
Come on down to Junkyard America, baby.
Yeah.
What we love is collecting paychecks for no reason.
It's Junkyard America, folks.
I mean, you better get used to it.
That's the way it is, all right?
That's the way it is.
It's junkyard freaking America.
And look, the switchboard's lit up like hell for Christ's sake.
The switchboard is lit up.
They all want to call so what?
They can do a barrel roll and all this other crap.
It's garbage, is what it is.
It's just utter garbage.
Anyway, before I move on, all right, before I move on, I'd like for everybody to please bookmark the website blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
That's blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
And leave me some comments for heaven's sake.
All right?
Leave me some comments.
You know, don't just be some furty-ass jerk nut who's going to do a barrel roll and just come in and listen to my show and just leave without leaving a damn comment.
Why don't you leave me a comment, you milky liquor?
How about that, huh?
Leave me a damn comment here.
me go ahead and take a sip of this.
Anyway, we've got about 15 minutes left in the program, folks.
Huffington Post Going Down00:10:02
You know, I'm just, I don't know, man.
I just don't know if I want to continue broadcasting, you know?
And I kind of want to go out to Perry's and get myself a damn, you know, three-inch thick stink and go out and live large and live lavish and then go out to West Sixth Street and go hang out with Sandra Bullock and her black baby and maybe Ryan Reynolds and Matthew McConaughey and all these other idiots that live out here.
You know, that's what I'm thinking I'm going to do.
You know, I think I might just kind of kick back here.
Let me as soon as I finish this beer, I'm out of here.
All right?
I'm out of here.
And I'm going to be probably back tomorrow.
All right.
Well, hold on.
We want some people.
People want to get picked up here.
Let me go ahead and get 856.
You there, 856?
Hey, how you doing?
What's going on?
I just wanted to tell you that you're fucking hot, man.
Well, you sound like a fruity ass bastard anyway, man.
You can't even concoct a sentence without stumbling over your own tongue.
All right?
111, you're on the air.
Hey.
What's up?
Namas, you're talking about the Huffington Post earlier and how that's a straight downfall, right?
What?
What did you say again?
I didn't understand you.
What did you say?
You were talking about the Huffington Post and how that's going on on a straight downfall, huh?
Well, no, you see, once again, you stupid kid, you only pick up the little stupid fragments that I said.
You're not understanding.
You're not listening.
Why don't you clean your daddy's escriment out of your ears and realize what I said?
I said that AOL, okay, AOL, bought the Huffington Post for $315 million, which is 30 times the net annual operating cash flow.
All right?
Now, that is bad business, no matter what school of finance that you incline to believe.
I mean, 30 times net annual operating cash flow, $315 million, it's stupid.
You see, but you, as a stupid little kid, you were like, ah, dose.
You know, I heard you earlier saying that the Huffington Post is going down, right?
It's going down.
You're damn right it's going down because you know what?
The 3,000 bloggers that actually create the content for Huffington Post are a little upset that leftist Ariana Huffington was selling herself out for $315 million and not giving any of the bloggers that create the content for the website anything.
I mean, the 3,000 bloggers on the damn Huffington Post got nothing.
They got nothing.
Absolutely nothing.
And that's why they're a little upset now.
They're like, hey, wait a minute.
I mean, I've been blogging on the Huffington Post.
I've been providing leftist propaganda here.
You know, I should be getting paid.
You know?
I should be getting money.
But you know what Ariana Huffington said?
Oh, no.
No, not get paid.
No.
Yeah.
That's what she said.
She got, no, the $315 million.
No.
No, it's mine.
It's mine.
$315 million mine, yes.
Yeah.
So, you know, for you to sit over here and say that, I don't know, I mean, it sounded like you were implying, kid, that the Huffington Post is, you know, on some sort of high horse or some sort of pedestal or something, you know.
But, you know, inevitably, it sucks, man.
I mean, it's obvious that there was some sort of collusion or some sort of insider, you know, situation that we don't know about to sit here and, you know, allow Tim Armstrong, which is the AOL CEO, to believe that the Huffington Post was worth $315 million.
And the thing is, is they just gave it to Arianna Huffington.
They didn't even give it to the to anybody else.
I'm telling you, Arianna Huffington not only got the $315 million, she also got to be the head of content at AOL.
You know, so it's a disgrace.
I mean, it really is a disgrace what's happened to this damn situation here.
So, kid, if you're trying to be a Arianna Huffington bandwagon supporter, why don't you realize that the bloggers, the bloggers that created the content for Arianna Huffington, the bloggers that created the Huffington Post, they're not getting paid nothing.
They're not getting paid to shilch.
They're not getting paid nada.
You understand?
Nada.
They're not getting paid nothing.
While Arianna Huffington sold this Huffington Post right underneath from all these bloggers for $315 million.
So give me a break.
All right?
Hey, Goku, you here?
Hey, what's up, Ghost?
What's going on, Goku?
I know, Marsha, chilling back, listening to your show.
What's up?
What's going on with you?
I'm just chilling like a villain, man.
Hey, that's good.
That's good.
I don't know why there's so many prank callers calling you up, calling you a communist or racist by any means.
That just doesn't make any sense.
That doesn't make any sense.
You know what I'm talking about?
I have a whole bunch of friends that happen to be black, you know?
I happen to listen to rap music, you know?
I happen to watch black television.
So, you know, for these people to sit here and say that I'm some sort of a racist, I mean, that's a false indictment.
And I want an apology from each and every one of these jackasses that are sitting here calling me a racist.
All of you, all of you idiots.
I want you all.
I'm talking about all of you idiots in the chat room right now that are calling me a racist.
I want you all to flap your fat sausages of fingers on the keyboard.
And I want you to throw some apologies on the screen right now in the chat room, you pieces of crap.
I want to see it.
Anyway, go ahead, Goku.
I didn't mean to get all, you know.
No, you have every reason to get all mad.
They're making false accusations that shouldn't be made aren't even true.
I mean, they're not true.
They're not true.
And I've been feeding these idiots pearls.
I've been shooting pearls over here, and it's been going one ear and not the other of these idiots.
Instead of listening and actually investing in some of the things that I say, no, you know what they're going to do?
They're going to sit here and piss and moan.
Piss and moan.
I mean, good God.
I can't believe it.
It's disgusting.
And the only reason they're doing them is just to get the lows, whatever the hell it's called.
I don't have no idea.
Go on stupid Ford channel or whatever.
It's all garbage.
It is.
I don't understand.
And not only that, they're not even lowland very much.
I mean, the stuff that they're doing is stupid.
It's really pathetically stupid.
It really is.
What are you going to say?
I think the guy who's talking about penny stocks, he probably chatted them all up, chatted them all up and said, hey, everyone, call Ghost.
He's making fun of my penny stocks.
Everyone call him up.
Tell him he's a racist.
Jesus Christ.
Well, what else is new, right?
What else is new?
Anyway, I'm going to close out the show, man.
I mean, I'm looking down from my office window, looking down on 6th Street.
Yeah, no, I'm just going to say, I'm looking down on 6th Street from my office building, and West 6th Street is calling me.
So, you got anything to say, Goku?
I thought you hung up on me there because I was a little bit cause.
Oh, I thought, all right.
Yeah, I just said, no, no, have fun and have oh my god, this guy in the chat room.
Hey, Goku.
Oh, my God.
I don't know.
All right, man.
You be cool, Goku.
All right, man.
Take it easy.
All right.
I'll be right back, folks, for all you folks that are listening in.
Drain the main vein, if you will.
All right.
We're back.
Sorry about that.
Just had to drain the main vein, and I've been drinking beer up in here.
So anyway, we've got a little bit time left, six minutes.
We're going to take some callers here.
408, you're there?
Yeah.
Hey, what's up, ghost?
It's Vince in the back.
What's going on?
Oh, what's up, Vince?
Hey, nothing.
So you talked about Cisco earlier, and I noticed they were down.
I want to get your opinion on something here.
Cisco vs Juniper Networks00:02:02
One of their main competitors, you know, of course, is Juniper Networks, who are up 7% today.
They're at almost a 52-week high.
I was looking for diversification in that sector, and I picked them up, played them with some Cisco as a hedge a couple of weeks back, and wondering now if I should dump the Juniper and jump on the Cisco since they seem to be at highs and lows at the right time, or should I hold steady?
Or what do you think about hedging or not hedging within a particular sector?
How much do you own of Juniper?
I have let's say I have a three-to-one ratio, Cisco to Juniper right now.
Well, okay, why don't you just try to maybe sell like 60% of your Juniper and putting it in the Cisco?
Cisco is going to be a long, well, I wouldn't say a long-term play, but at least a couple of quarters because I don't think Cisco is going to stay down at this level.
I mean, they do have contracts.
They have upcoming revenue coming in.
I think it's a good time to get – I would wait a couple more days, you know, if you're a new investor into Cisco.
But they're not going to stay at these levels forever.
So, yeah, I think I would definitely leave some in for Juniper just in case that you didn't read the bottoming out correctly, and they're still climbing.
The stocks still climb.
So at least you can have some profits from there.
But then go kind of two quarters in with Cisco.
And I think that once those first two quarters come out, we should start seeing those prices go back to $25, $28, you know, dollars a share.
Yeah, sounds great.
One more quick thing.
A barrel roll.
All right, man.
True Capitalist Radio Outro00:04:15
All right, man.
Well, everybody does a barrel roll on, you know, True Capitalist Radio every now and then.
All right, we're going to get a couple more callers, and then we're out of here.
478, you there?
Hey, dad, I've been on unemployment for 59 weeks, and I got 40 more to go.
I was wondering what could I do with my unemployment checks to help feed my children.
I'll tell you what you could do.
You could kill yourself.
How about that?
You can kill yourself.
You can go get all the money that you have from unemployment, go to the gun store, buy yourself a nice 9-millimeter Beretta.
Make sure to get some hollow point shells and put it right to your head and pull the trigger.
Okay?
That's what I'm thinking.
All right, we're taking one more call.
678, you there?
Yeah.
What's up?
Hey, I was just wondering.
Oh, wait a minute.
I remember you're a fruity-ass bastard, all right?
111, you're on the air.
111, you're on the air.
I'm a drunk bastard and don't know what he's talking about.
Man, you sound like a fruit bowl, too.
You sound fruitier than a box of fruit loops, for heaven's sake.
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