Episode 26: Vertiv Holdings Co (VRT) May 10, 2026

Episode 27: Comfort Systems (FIX) 5/13/26

In tonight's podcast, I take a look at Comfort Systems (FIX) that closed at over $2,000/share and ask whether an expensive per share stock is worth it.  I look at the chart and the latest year and am encouraged by the financial results.  I use Yahoo Finance as well as Stockcharts.com for my analysis.  I discuss limiting losses.  And encourage discussion of all investments with investor's financial advisors and remind everyone that while I may have some interesting ideas, I am still an amateur investor and podcaster.  This idea was developed from the 5/11/26 IBD Weekly newspaper and they listed FIX at #3 from their IBD50 list. #IBD50, #StockCharts.com, #Point&Figure, #earnings expectations, #momentum, #Comfort Systems.

Episode 26: Vertiv Holdings Co (VRT) May 10, 2026

On this podcast I examine a stock showing up on the IBD50 list from May 4, 2026.  VRT closed 5/8/26 at $339.97.  I take a look at the 'point & figure' chart, and a look at the Yahoo Finance Analysis of VRT and share my philosophy of how a stock may move higher or lower based on financial results. #VRT, #Vertiv, #pointandfigure, #YahooFinanceVRT, #expectations

Episode 25: GE Vernova (GEV). A stock to consider.

I own shares in GEV which I wanted to be completely transparent about.  I give my amateur investor perspective on this stock.  I share my view of the 'point & figure' chart from Stockcharts.com, a Yahoo.com analysis of earnings and revenue results and expectations, and the fact the company has a $150 billion backlog.  I also again remind the listeners that I am an amateur investor and amateur podcaster and encourage everyone to check with their own professional advisors before making any investment decisions. #GEVernova #Stockcharts.com #Yahoo finance #expectations of earnings and revenue #amateur investor

Episode 24: A brief podcast on limiting losses and considering adding certificates of deposit.

I resume podcasting tonight after a short interlude away from the microphone.  I recognize that the market has been extremely volatile and that one perhaps should consider limiting losses and adding for fixed income type investments such as a ladder of certificates of deposit to the mix.  I promise to discuss a favorite of mine GEV in a future podcast. #limitlosses, #GEV, #amateurinvestor

Episode 23: Micron (MU) A stock that looks to be a good investment. How I analyze a stock.

Getting back into podcasting, I take a look at Micron (MU) an IBD50 stock rated #1 on their list.   I mention a point and figure chart, earnings and earnings expectations, revenue and revenue expectations.  I explain how increasing results may lead to higher earnings expectations and revisions of analysts' assessments and how this may be tied to price appreciation.  I also discuss limiting losses and remind listeners once again that I am an amateur investor so they should necessarily discuss any investment advice here with their professional investment advisors.