Is Nvidia this era’s Cisco? Mark Sebastian, Founder of the Option Pit, gives a history lesson on tech and reminds us why it’s important to remember what happened during the dotcom bubble. In this interview on In the Money with Amber Kanwar he reveals some of his contrarian ideas and suggests some unloved stocks that he thinks are worth a look, specifically a couple of turnaround plays he’s putting his money on right now.
Recorded on: Wednesday January 29th, 2025
Timestamps
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0:00: Show Open- Mark says he’s going to be uncensored!
1:30: Amber & Mark chat and Mark reminds us to look back to the dotcom bubble
9:00: Mark isn’t too concerned about tariffs
12:00: Mark gives his outlook on rates and the bond market
13:50: In the Money mailbag: Mark answers your questions on Intel, Tesla, Meta, Apple and energy stocks
37:30: Mark’s Pro Picks
46:00: Goodbye & coming up
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