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The former Monsanto executive has been nominated to be the new head of the Department of Fish

and Wildlife.

Really?

If approved, this former Monsanto employee is gonna be making decisions on a daily basis,

gonna affect our environment, gonna affect endangered species.

Look, Monsanto probably has done more to deplete endangered species than any company I can

think of.

So this woman has been hired, I think the big push here, well she's minority, she's

an African American that's been hired to take this job.

Well the problem is she has no, she has zero experience in anything that would qualify

her to do this.

She's a lawyer, and she's a molecular genetic scientist.

Has never worked in wildlife at all.

When you read this, did you get the same reaction I did?

Trying to look like "Gee, I'm putting an African American woman up front, and I'm okay."

Well you know and here's the thing too, you pointed out well she got that molecular geneticist

degree, a law degree, those are great credentials.

Unfortunately, for the Fish and Wildlife Service, there's actually a rule that says you have

to have experience and fish and wildlife, and the only experience that she has from

working at Monsanto with fish and wildlife, is killing it and giving the fish and wildlife

tumors and cancer.

We know that from lab studies.

We know it, we know it actually, I know it from documents.

Right.

Actually documents I've reviewed where Monsanto's saying "We're not so sure this Round-up, this

glyphosate we're making isn't killing fishes, is not killing fish and is not affecting wildlife

in a really, really bad way.

And this is where she comes from."

Well it is and you know this is a horrible move by this administration, completely something

that we would expect really, but Monsanto has done a great job of hedging their bets

on both political parties; they've been doing it since they got the EPA back in the nineties,

to reverse their decision about Round-Up causing cancer.

It's because they have so much influence and so much money, they can buy either political

party and get their way and that's what's happened here.

They gave 25,000 to the Inaugural Fund, back in early 2017.

Well they've given a lot more than that.

All right, but that was just to the Inauguration Party.

Right, right, right.

And now, this is their payback.

They get their person at Fish and Wildlife; they get regulations slashed, they're allowed

to run rampant, whatever they want.

They declare that we are the new and improved Trump Administration.

We're bringing in African Americans now, to make decisions.

But this is classic, I think your point, the most, she hasn't been, this isn't final, at

this point.

Right.

She will be.

I mean Senate's not gonna stop her.

Senate will not stop her.

But I think it's so interesting that even, on the books, there's always been, clearly

on the books, that a person who takes this position has got to have extensive experience

in wildlife management.

Yeah.

She has zero.

They're gonna have an exception here, and your call is the same as mine, they will make

the exception.

I thought it was interesting, Ducks Unlimited, Ducks Unlimited, came out and said, "Oh, this

is a wonderful selection."

I mean what is that about?

Is it unlimited duck dinners by Christmas?

Or what is that about?

I don't quite understand that connection, but thanks for joining me Farron.

These stories, as I say every week, we see a different angle on what's happening in politics

in this country and most of these stories right now are getting a little freakish.

They are.

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You Asked: Voting at ASU - Duration: 2:02.

So I'm here with Hanna. There are murmurs of an election coming up, is that true?

Yes, that is true.

Alright, so what can students do about that?

Students have the opportunity to register to vote and actually vote

at ASU's ballot center

that's located at PV West.

So once they're here what do they have to do? Is it hard?

No, not at all. So if you decide to vote in person

and you're registered to vote in Maricopa County, you can come to PV West.

The ballot center will be located in room 151.

Bring your voter ID card or driver's license

and they will scan it for you. They'll print off your ballot,

and you can fill out your ballot and turn it in there.

If you got a ballot in the mail, you can fill it out at home

and drop it off at PV West as well if you don't have enough time to mail it in.

Sounds so easy.

It's super easy.

There's no excuse not to vote at this point.

We're really focusing on educating our students about what's going to be on the ballot,

who's running for office.

Your job is so much more important than mine.

OK but like, there's millions and millions of people voting. Why should I vote?

There are so many issues that affect young people.

For example, being a university student.

The amount of money that you pay to come to ASU is actually something

that can be affected by your vote.

If you have any questions regarding voting or registering to vote,

wanting to learn more, please come to the second floor of the Student Pavilion

and ask a USG member.

I have a question.

Yeah?

Will I get a sticker?

Yes! Absolutely! Our stickers are actually really cool.

They have the pitchfork, and the pitchfork says "I voted" on it.

Doesn't get better than that.

It doesn't.

So even though there aren't voting stations

on the other campuses themselves, check out these local addresses

for some voting stations in your area.

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What Should You Do When the Stock Market Crashes? - Duration: 5:24.

Shannon Jones: In terms of the average everyday investor, when it comes to protecting yourself,

preparing for not only bad news, but also corrections within the market, what are some

general words of wisdom when it comes to portfolios?

Todd Campbell: Ignore a lot of what you hear. [laughs] I have to say it.

Just back up a little bit. We saw this nearly 10% decline in the market this month.

Over the course of a month, okay, if I lose a percent here or there, that's not such a horrible feeling.

But we had two separate days this past month where the S&P 500 fell more than 3% in the trading session.

I guarantee you that we have listeners out there who saw their accounts fall by multiples of that,

because some of these stocks were falling 5-10% on those days. That's hard.

It's hard, as an investor, to watch and see that, and not want to do something. Right, Shannon?

We are hard-wired to avoid danger.

It doesn't matter if that danger is a ghoul coming up behind us that we can't see,

the creepy music sounding, or if it's coming in a falling account balance.

We need to fight back, and a way we can fight back against those emotions and those reactions

is to be very proactive.

Recognize that 3% declines, yeah, it's bad, but they're not uncommon. They happen.

Most of the time, the stock market is actually trading higher.

If you had gone out and bought the 3% dip, you would oftentimes come out ahead within 30 days.

If you look just since 2000, you've seen the S&P 500 drop at least 3% 66 times.

66 single-day drops of 3% or more. Undeniably, each one of those felt absolutely horrible.

Right, Shannon? Jones: It was painful, to say the least.

And one thing I want to bring out is, especially if you're a healthcare investor, it's important to diversify.

That helps at least lessen the pain and the blow long-term.

I will say, though, that even if the market were to go into true correction territory

-- maybe a recession, even -- the healthcare industry is one of those sectors that, generally,

I don't like the term "recession-proof." I don't really think anything is.

But, in terms of performance, if you think about it, when it comes to medications,

when it comes to surgeries, even, this is one of the sectors where people will tend to continue

to spend money. You need your medications. If you're sick, you need to go to the doctor.

If you're really sick, you may need to have surgery.

There are definitely some defensive plays that you can go after.

There are stocks like Johnson & Johnson, a huge dividend aristocrat stock

that's got a very diversified revenue base.

It has the consumer goods, it has a quite impressive immune oncology branch to it, as well.

Another one is Intuitive Surgical. That's probably one of The Fool's top stocks.

Intuitive Surgical is focused on robotic surgery, and really led the way with robotic surgery.

There are a number of different ways that you can start to diversify the risk across

the healthcare space.

And really, even more so, your portfolio shouldn't just be made of all healthcare stocks, either.

Campbell: Right. Diversify, diversify, diversify. See?

I said it. I'm going to try to do an episode where I don't.

I said it again. I would also add to that list, Shannon, don't use margin.

Margin cuts both ways.

We saw plenty of people, I'm sure, last month who ended up getting forced out of stocks

because of margin calls, and forced selling by their brokers.

Just don't do margin. Diversify. Don't use margin.

Keep a little bit of dry powder, a little bit of cash on the sidelines.

It doesn't have to be a lot.

Even if it's only 5% of the portfolio, that will allow you to take advantage of these drops.

When a name like Intuitive Surgical goes on sale, or Illumina, or some of these other

great companies that we talk about on the show, when those go on sale, you're able to

step in and at least deploy some of that money on those 3% down days.

To go back to that one more time, to hammer this point home, there have been 18 one-day

drops of at least 3% just since 2010.

And 12 of the 16 leading up to the two that happened this month, the market was higher 30 days later.

So, don't react in the moment to those down 3% days. Have a watchlist.

Have some top stocks ready, a little cash on the side to be able to buy and take advantage of it.

It's an opportunity.

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Employment Numbers and Talking #FAANG - Duration: 4:03.

Good Afternoon and welcome to today's Smart Investing Briefing and actually

we're really mixing it up today, we switch sides so surprise!

so we do have a lot to cover today Chase let's start off with the jobs report

that came out today phenomenal numbers let's talk about that first oh yeah and

we did a little post on this earlier in the day I said you know jobs seems like

it's getting better and better I mean look at this jobs increase 250,000 I

mean that's a lot of new jobs I believe that the considers estimate 190,000 so

well above that look at this record employed that's ever 156 million people

if you look at the employment-to-population ratio it's

actually the highest since 2008 that's just phenomenal and finally the missing

picture for a long time has been oh wages aren't increasing and so forth

that's not the case right now wages are starting to tick up quite nicely you can

see here wages were up about 3.1 percent again some record numbers , not record but

long time since we've seen this type of wage inflation actually 2009 yeah it was

the last year we saw this type of increase so be sure to go through the

Facebook post or social media post because we did write more on that on our

post so more detail there and also tune in on he radio show tomorrow morning I

know you'll be talking more about that as well

You want to bring up Apple report earnings and some changes happening on with

that company the are seeing their unit sales slowing now earnings were up but

they're no longer gonna report unit sales and I'm kinda concerned about this

because they're kind of they're trying to change your direction yeah I'm a

little bit less concerned about it than you are, I'm more conservative

yeah I guess so thing we're looking at is they're kind of switching more from

hardware to software or they're trying to appear to switch more from hardware

to software still in about I think is 15 16 percent comes from their service

revenue there's still a hardware company and that's my big concern is that

they're trying to get people look at 16 percent of their growth and even though

their revenues increasing because the price the products are higher I still

say 84 percent a company comes from products you do want to look at those

products so be careful on Apple ,again they're down what Geo 11% of high 233

close 8 207 it's not a bad company , still a great company

but I think their changing gear so be careful on that one still like them just

expensive is kind of what we're saying there we go yeah maybe care of what you

pay for any company I'm also let's talk about Amazon were kinda hitting on the

FAANG stocks today Amazon closed today is 1665 now the 52-week high is 2,050 they

lost that one trillion dollar market cap so they're having some problems yeah and

not surprised to see this I think the p/e on Amazon now is 132 times earnings

and you know don't get lulled in in this idea that oh it's down 19% right now

must be a buying opportunity we've seen this again with the tech boom and bust a

lot of companies went way way too high people got lulled in, oh this is great

buying opportunity down 20% well that proceeded to go down about 80

90 percent or your money was dead for about 15-16 years so be very cautious

that one and also drops under $200 that's a big decline when it's 1660 so

as it gets smaller then the clients are bigger

lastly same thing with Netflix they closed at 309 but they're high $423

they're down 27% from their high so we seem to see a slowdown and growth

investors because they're not paying up for this growth or the growth is leaving

us yeah and even though Netflix is down drastically I will go out on record and

say it is my most hated FAANG stock oh wait FAANG stock yeah I think Netflix is

the worst FAANG stock they have you know negative cash flow debts increasing I

mean I think this thing could be much lower in the years to come so be

cautious with these high-growth companies because we do think that

growth is not going to be as high over the next several years which is not good

for stock price and sorry we ran out of time so I'm not trying to talk about

Google or Facebook we'll talk about them another time

hey and also to go to our website SmartInvesting2000.com We do have a workshop

coming up on Thursday right here in Scripps Ranch so sign up for that it's

almost booked up but we talked about these things at the workshop if you want

know more about investing, have a great weekend we'll talk with you soon

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