We were early to the trade on the rebound in energy and financial stocks for our 2021 Bowtie Nation portfolio with an average return of 83% in the four stocks added. But it's time to move on and I've found the next rebound stocks to watch. In this video, I'll show you why healthcare stocks could be the breakout winners this year and three stocks I'm buying right now. We're talking stocks to buy in May today on Let's Talk Money. Hey, Bowtie Nation, Joseph Holger with the Let's Talk Money channel, and you know I've got to send a special shout out to all of you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of that community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Our Bowtie Nation portfolio on stock card is up 32% and beating the market by nearly 20% this year. Shares of our energy stocks like Diamondback Energy, Ticker FNG, and Devin Energy, Ticker Deviant jumped 54% and 155% since adding them in October. Shares of City Group are up over 69% and Wells Fargo was up 54% just since December. But the momentum has slowed for stocks in the energy and financial sectors. This sector tracker here shows stocks in the energy sector actually posted a loss over the last month and financials have underperformed that broader market index. Fortunately, I've found the next hot stock sector that could be taking over from here. Those of you in the nation know I've been following healthcare stocks for a few months now. Shares of CVS were one of the first to add to our stock portfolio. Now up 30% since October. I also added shares of Health Insurer Anthem, Ticker ANTM, now up 40% and beating the market by 11% since November. And the idea here is that as hospitals and other healthcare providers get back to offering those higher margin services, then profitability could shoot higher this year. As the companies in the healthcare sector return to their business as usual, instead of using all those resources to fight COVID, these will be the stocks to buy for your portfolio. We got our first confirmation of that with the earnings report of Johnson & Johnson last month. With its breadth in segments of healthcare, from medical devices to pharmaceuticals, supplies and that over-the-counter products, there is no better stock to watch than J&J for that clue into the healthcare sector. The company reported a strong first quarter earnings report, with 8% sales growth and 12.5% growth in earnings per share over the last year, but it was what they told us in the specific segments that has me excited for these healthcare stocks. The company reported 11% growth in its medical devices segment, even with elective procedures still slow to return in Europe. Sales at the pharmaceuticals unit were up 10% to over $12 billion. In fact, all this was so good that management increased its 2021 sales and profit targets. I'm so confident in the rebound for healthcare stocks, I'm adding 3 of these to our portfolio in May. I'll show you the upside to each of those stocks, my price target and catalyst for long-term returns. We won't be doing a full review of the portfolio this month, because I want to get to those 3 stocks I'm adding. I'll leave a link to stock card in the video description below. Click through and then go to the portfolios in the top menu. You'll find the Bowtionation portfolio in the stock pick section. It's totally free to follow and you'll get email notifications whenever I buy or sell from the portfolio. And as a special bonus, I've negotiated an exclusive discount for all of you out there in the community. Use the promo code Bowtionation, all one word in lower case, for an exclusive discount beyond the free trial. We've already got some exposure to healthcare retail and insurance in the portfolio so this month I want to diversify a little more across the sector. Pharmaceuticals have been hit hard lately so I think there's some real value there. Hospital services is where we'll see that rebound play coming and one of the biggest trends over the next decade is in healthcare information technology so I want to put something in the portfolio there as well. I'll be adding all 3 of these stocks to our portfolio but if you want that broad exposure to the theme, I want to highlight a few exchange-traded funds you can buy that are going to also follow those prices higher. First is the broadest of the three, the iShares Healthcare Select Sector spider, ticker XLV with a 23% return over the last year and an expense ratio of just 0.12%. The fund invests broadly across the sector with over 62 stocks in equipment and supplies, pharmaceuticals, services and biotech. A list of the top 10 stocks is a who's who of the biggest companies in the space including Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Medtronic. Now the fund is so diversified it's probably not going to blow the doors off on returns but offers a 1.5% dividend yield and will track the sector. More of a rebound play here would be in the iShares Biotechnology ETF, ticker IBB. The fund holds 279 companies in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals with a strong concentration about 80% of the fund in biotech companies. The fund is up 25% over the last year but has fallen 9% since its February peak on that sell-off in high growth names so this one could see some of those returns come back if healthcare does well this year. Last year before we get to those individual stocks to buy is the iShares US Medical Devices ETF, ticker IHI and its 40% return just over the last year. Medical equipment companies actually did relatively well last year but could surprise even higher this year and next. Hospitals are going to be flush with cash on their return to elective services and might need to upgrade equipment that is worn down over the last year. The fund holds shares of 64 companies within the devices and tools segment of healthcare with some great names here like Avid Labs, Medtronic and Intuitive Surgical. Just those three funds are going to give you the upside to the theme if you just want broad exposure without having to pick your stocks. I want to highlight those three stocks that I'm buying for the portfolio this month. First here is Tiva Pharmaceuticals, ticker TEVA, the largest generic drug maker in the world and one in nine prescriptions filled in the United States. Tiva has been under pressure for the last few years on patent expirations, litigation over opioids and a huge debt it took on for acquisitions but the shares have found a bottom over the last year. It's still down 15% from the recent peak so I think this has got some great immediate upside potential along with that longer term growth. Management aggressively cut operating costs by $3 billion in 2019 and is working towards the company's debt leverage target. The cuts really helped last year on weaker sales during the pandemic and you can see here the effect on profitability with that operating margin increasing from 24% to nearly 27% for this year's target. Even after the cuts and closing non-performing facilities, Tiva still has the scale advantage to fund a strong pipeline. Management is targeting between 200 to 350 new drug filings a year and more than 20 product launches. That's going to provide the cash flow to keep paying off the debt and that's important because right now the biggest overhang on the stock is just investor sentiment over too much debt. It's one of the reasons why shares only trade for 0.7x sales versus a valuation of 2.8x sales for GlaxoSmithKline. It's because investors just aren't willing to pay more for Tiva. You move the debt leverage in the right direction though and you improve sentiment and the valuation. The company already generates $2.1 billion in free cash flow and two of its branded drugs, Osteato for Huntington's Disease and Ajovi for Migraines continue to grow revenue by double digits to potentially blockbuster status. The average analyst's target is for $12.26 a share, about 15% from here. I like it all the way back up to the recent high of $12.50 this year and eventually to $13 or $14 a share over the next couple of years. Next here is Fresenius Medical, ticker FMS, the largest dialysis network in the world with over 4,000 centers and products serving half of all dialysis patients including treatments in 50 countries. The majority of the revenue here is generated in North America which makes me think it can recover from that pandemic driven weakness faster. It's going to take more time for EU and emerging business to come back but those sales in the US should do really well this year. The pandemic meant increased costs for PPE and E for its workers as well as a slowdown in patients starting dialysis treatment. That sales weakness is expected to continue for much of this year but could start turning around in the fourth quarter or even sooner and there's a good chance that that drives the stock price in anticipation. Even against this weakness though, the company still met its 2020 financial targets and is planning its 24th consecutive dividend increase in May paying a 1.8% yield. Management recently confirmed its 2025 targets and with those operating costs that it's deploying now along with the cuts in the PPE and E costs when those are no longer needed, that's kind of significantly drive profitability. The average analyst's target here is only for about $40.62 a share but I think shares could be worth $45 each over the next year on top of that dividend. It's trading for just 16 times earnings which is below the valuation on similar stocks and makes it a good value play as well. Teladoc Health, ticker TDOC is my growth stock of the group and easily the riskier of the list. Teladoc is the global leader in virtual healthcare with a provider network that covers 70 million US patients and a billion member data points from traditional health to remote monitoring and next generation primary care. And obviously last year was huge here, like two years of growth all in one but the company was already growing at a solid rate. Membership growth has grown 40% annually since 2016 and 10.6 million patients visits last year. Revenue doubled last year and 80% of that is from recurring services so I like this as a stability plate even if the growth in telehealth slows from last year's pace. Now longer term telehealth and virtual care is the future of healthcare but I think the data is really going to be that undiscovered value, processing all that patient data for analysis and for research. Of course the risk here is that shares are already up 227% in the last two years. Even after the 35% sell-off in February drop on growth stocks, the shares still trade for 26 times on a price-to-sell basis so it's expensive here but a stock that is definitely growing into that valuation. The average analyst price target for Teladoc is at $255 a share which would be 34% return from here and even that is still 15% below the price reached in February. So some strong near-term upside potential here but also could be one of your best stocks over the next decade. Click on the video to the right for the five genomic stocks to watch for one of the biggest trends over the next decade. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.


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Linda, still a student, is hired as a temporary for support tasks by a physical therapy business, with the understanding that she will generally take direction from the licensed therapists. On showing up for work, she is told that her duties will include some janitorial tasks, such as servicing the facility's toilets as her first and last duty on any day. Her first thought is this is not why she considered this employment. She wanted to learn the practice, with potential for finding later full-time work and perhaps a career direction. But then she realizes that they may not agree and let her go if she doesn't meet their needs. She accepts this as a duty, but not with enthusiasm. The first lesson is that working with other people always has value. Working with others usually has more personal value than other tasks that have to be performed alone. The second is that employment involves a purchase. The employer purchases the time and effort that the employee is to direct to meet wants and needs. It is up to the employer to coordinate the efforts of the employees, for that is how performance is gained. There is also reality in saying that an employer is not always that good at organizing the efforts of the people who are employed, but still has purchased the time and effort for direction. The quality of management is an issue for the business, not for the one who is employed. The tasks given the employee are generally a matter of management. Setting performance tasks is an issue for management and for technical support of management. Linda has addressed the essentials of her coordination of effort when she accepted the duties that the leader placed upon her. There was sufficient agreement between them as to what would be valued result, and this satisfied both the needs of the employer and Linda's purpose as an employee, which included getting paid for what she does. When people are hired into a work group, there is almost always a foreman or leader who attends to the coordination of their efforts. On a production line, each worker is given tasks to perform so that when everyone performs, the production result is attained. In a work group, the workers are given tasks or areas of application that when each does their part, they accomplish the larger group performance. There are also volunteer performance groups, and these are like employment except that the result is personal value to all those who take part. They agree to their part in the larger coordinated effort because they trust in the one who has arranged the coordination. Johnny has volunteered to help with his church's local effort at replacing its folding chairs with permanent pews. When he arrives, Mr. Brennan, who is in charge of the larger effort, asks him to work alongside Mr. Grayson, removing the old chairs and setting them at the curb for someone else to pick up. When they get that done, they will be removing boxes and packing material, getting them ready for disposal. Mr. Grayson is upbringing in the new pew materials and will be assembling them on-site and fastening most in place. Neither Jimmy nor Grayson will even touch one of the new pews before they are in place, yet they will both be honored as being part of the volunteer effort that resulted in the change. It is the group effort that they took part in, the coordinated effort that has value to all. Their contributions will be honored both by those who did the assembly work and others. They were effective employees, even though they did not require separate payment to sell their time and effort. It was enough that they valued the end result. The same was true for Mr. Brennan, who did none of the work of either getting rid of the excess or assembly and placement of the new pews. He did his part in arranging the coordinated efforts and will be valued by everyone involved for doing this part of the larger effort. Coordination of efforts can be extremely effective in getting things done. People working together in intentional coordination are many times more effective than people who work in isolation, even if they share value in what they would accomplish. Management has value. There is value in having intentional management to assure the coordination of the efforts of groups of people working to a common purpose. Management is a good and reasonable part of any such efforts, and investing in having that management can yield a very good result. The history of performance engineering starts in the early 1900s with the development of the modern foreman, someone who manages the efforts of many workers. The foreman plans their individual tasks, coordinates their efforts while they work, and steps in where needed to assure the coordination continues. These are all skills that the teenage student can address for learning. They may not be used immediately, but can still be learned to raise potential for future applications.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with LaytonSportsGuard. Here we have a dual-case MOB, 23, Bowman, Chrome, Baseball, Hobby, and HTA Choice, Number 2, Picker, Team Style. Read off the list of our names and our teams. Got Adam S. with Cardinals, Anton H. Twins, Brad H. Phillies, Chad I. Reds, David S. Bluejays, Duke F. Rockies, Dustin M. Redsox, Gabriel C. Orioles Padres, Isaac W. with the Royals, Jake S. Athletics, Jason A. Giants, J. Cho, with the Marlins, Joe D. Mariners, Keith S. Cubs, Kirk B. Yankees, Leonie G. with the Nationals, Lisa S. Astros, Guardians, Braves, Michael G. Rangers, Pension C. Diamondbacks, Peter M. Whitesox, Ryan B. with the Rays, Ryland P. with the Pirates, Stephen M. Dodgers, Steve H. Tigers, Tom B. Metz, Victor M. Brewers, and Juan Z. with the Angels. So good luck here, everybody. Let's get started. See something huge.  Again, guys, here's your link to the break schedule. Flawless Football Releases Tomorrow. Teams are on sale for it. Rich said he went ahead and slashed the prices of some of the remaining teams. So take a look. Teams are on sale for Flawless Football Releasing Tomorrow. Releasing tomorrow. Want to be as competitive as possible for you guys. We do appreciate it. So you got PYTs with Forest in the morning over here, PYTs with Lane over on Fanatics Live in the morning. Me over here at night with random teams, PYTs, and random left side zero numbers. And then Kyle over on Channel 2 with Poison Oaks. Atomic Jordan Beck to 150 in Victor. That was Brady House. It's a attrition process. It came to the league. Josie Galan to 199, Rangers. Xavier Isaac. Marty, Felman, Celestyn. I'll see a big Salis. Purple Shimmer, Hans Montero to 250. Hans, the Mons. Sebastian, Walcott. Face Auto, Yeniel, Yaboy, Laboy for the A's. Gennaro, Denaro, Miller. I'd say Rhys Hoskins Refractor to 499. Any update? That is why I'm going to place a battery, really. Sorry for the iconic. That was so funny the last one there. Deuce, Deuce. Do you want to try Vargas? No shot. Blue, Jose Ramos to 150. Daniel Guarte to 499 for the Brew Crew. Nice one there, Milwaukee. Rainer Arias, no supers tonight. No, no supers, Timmy. Hopefully, maybe this case, maybe next case. Dylan Lesko. Purple, Anderson De Los Santos to 250. Green, Shimmer, William Bergoya going to the Phillies to 99. Laula, Andrew Gilbert. Refractor, no, that's just a base auto of Javier Sinoja. Going to the Marlins. Congrats on that, Marlins. De Los Santos. Green, Matt Mervis for the Cubs to 99. Probably, yeah, probably. Maia first. Why I just saw a visual comparing Hoseil to Victor Martinez. V-Mart was cold. V-Mart was cold with the Tigers for a bit. Tell me how many strikeouts Gallon has right now. Mini Machado to 499, refracting. Please. Yeah, Sean also has a prop bet on that Gallon over strikeouts. We should have bet Brandon Marsh under. I've never bet him yet. Base auto, Samuel Bassio. Nice one there. Congrats, Orioles. Four strikeouts at the moment. It's also only bottom three though. What do you have? Four and a half or five and a half? Over four and a half. Oh, so you just need one more, yeah. One more. Yeah, you're good. What's that paired with the Acunha? That was that one. It was just him then? No, it was him and it was Acunha. Oh, yeah. Alex Ramirez to 125. Yeah, I know. We didn't even know the game started. The Acunha had already done it. I wonder if what's his face, what Seager did? Thank you, sir. Appreciate you. Yeah, thank you, Juan. Appreciate you. Alex, Seager only had one base and that game's probably still on. Yeah, definitely is still on because I think it was a later game. Shimmer of Camilla Diaz, Bonilla and Cheerio. Yeah, you're good. Peyton Williams first base auto. We could just go to the Red Sox game because I have the Draft Kings lineup with all of those guys in it. Like a bunch of Red Sox in my lineup. I need one more strikeout, baby. Watching five games right now and that's one of them. Hell yeah. Jackson Holiday to 150. That's what I do. Go to ball. There's any time. Bon. There's Boba Shep to 299. Magenta. Lantigua. What's the guy's name on the Patrick show? No. Seager's one for four. Yeah, not great. That is Javi Baez to 499, Maia first and Rujones. I'll see you super out of this case. Base auto, Emmanuel Terraro. Nice one there for the Pirates. Crawford and Christian. See how my Draft Kings lineup looks. I am currently not even close. Come on. I think. How many people are in this one? Basically, I think there's like 1700 and like 1200 and the top 500 get paid. You need a miracle. In more than a miracle. More than a miracle. I think that's over. That one's done. That one needs to come out of the game strong, man. Oh yeah. If you're like way down, you have no chance. Because then if one guy does well, everybody else, it's going to do well for everybody else too. You just picked a couple of real stinkers. Real stinkers.  That's why. So there you go. What happens? Felon and Celestyn. Oh, and then they threw the game. Gotcha. Forgot. Yeah, you got the inside in Vegas. There's Jacob Melton to 199. Passion well cut. You got it. The one place on the way. It's called the Montgomery Shimmer. They heard it all the way in Boston. They knew. Thank you. Did you hear that? Yeah. That's it. That's it. Bass Auto. Hans Montero. Nice one for the Inks. Young and Jason Shuria. Yeah, that's good. Veccharo first two, er, not first. Refractor 499. I get blows in my mind that Jeter can still sign that same way. I know. It is impressive. Vargas. Same with Mariano. Mariano's smooth. Yeah. You can't tell this is Derek Jeter. Yeah, true, true. Willy Wonka. Can I switch trashes or do you need a chance to? Pinto to 299. White speckle. Lee Jays. Jacob Berry. Bass Auto is Christopher Torren. Nice one for the Diamondbacks. Grats, Arizona. Gonzalez, Brady House. Paul. Paul in Florida. Are you still here, by the way? I have a question for you. Passes bad times. Probably. Braylor Guerrero. Paul B. Paul B in the place to be. That is Kyle Schwerber to 150. Hey, oh, perfect. That actually worked out well. I saw your order note on your personal. Do you want to wait till the weekend? Elijah Green. That's Shimmer, Jason Shuria. And if so, what day would you want? Because I could afford it to whoever is ripping that day. If it's Friday night, it'll go with Kyle. Saturday night would be me. Saturday can go in the morning with Forrest, I think. Got a gold, I don't understand a 50. Nice one there. Just so I could, because if you want to do it with Kyle, Saturday is fine. All right, perfect. If you're here on Saturday, just remind me to, I'll write a note, but I'll write one right now. That is Spencer Jones to 125. Pinto, Hans Montero. That is Luis Arias to 299. Marlins. Yeah, I'll write a note out here just to make sure. That is a base, base. Oh, we need a pristine box and wrapper. I forgot about that. It might be in there still. Chris Newell for the Dodgers. Nice one there. Not bad. I meant to tell you that. Garrett Cole refracted to 499. Because that was the one right before 10 box. Oh, beautiful. Base Auto to LDS. Nice one there for the Dodgers. Perfect. Grab a pen. You get a chance to bring this to Serena. Or I can just do it after the break. Thank you for digging that out. I appreciate it. Awesome. Gunner Henderson, it came to leave. There's a brand in my air first. Ivan Melendez, Crawford and Becaro. Kyle Schwerfer to 499. Every time you're in and out. That's it. Thumbs in, pops in. It's the revolving door. Schimmert, Jose Gerardo. What did you say? He does. He needs a lot. He needs a lot. That's a base auto, Miguel Tamarez for the race. Benjamin and Davison Gutierrez. You know what I think we need to do? In this place we need the baby crew. Garrett Cole, the 499. I'm like taking him to school. Oh look at this guy. Chaperone and all these children. First graders. I'm gonna get in there and then I'm just leaving. I'm running the other side of the stadium. We go find 499. Anybody over there. You gotta pull something out. Green Matt Mervis, the 999. Get me out of there. You're supposed to be drooling. Moe doesn't know anything about it.  Ricardo Olivaar, first base auto for the twin. Of course it's gonna be hammering dogs. Got Donnie's gonna be there. No, Donnie's not gonna be there. Chris is gonna be there. Who's gonna be there? Joe is gonna be there. Yeah, Joseph's gonna be hammering adult beverages. Kyle's gonna be there. Kyle's gonna fall asleep and use his moustache as a cake stand. His moustache is holding him up. Got him. Joke him out with his moustache. Yellow is Xander Bogarts for the Padres to 75. It's too early to really start losing it yet. I'm starting to though. I'm starting to lose it. Zachapine Raymond Mola. That is a Gold Shimmer Ludwig Espinosa at a 50. Nice one there for the Cubs on the first base. Gerardo Luis Serna. Green, Paul McIntosh to 99 for the Marlins. Congrats, Miami. Almeida and Ethan Salas first base. It was a long time ago. I lost it about months ago. Years ago. I lost it. Jeremy Pena, refractor first, or not first, but refractor to 499. It's like not 20-20 bonus. I listened to that thing. The video? Me too, yeah. I listened to my way home. I listened to the second part. Did I send you the one minute one too? No. It plays a little bit at the end, but then gets a little bit more of the end. I'm dying of it. Tell me, I hadn't laughed like that. My whole shirt was wet from tears coming out of my eyes. Jacob Mellon. The Gents of Vaporwave. Amazing this. Canada Delgado. Yeah, that's true Pete. A lot of McIntosh. That is a base Javier Sanoja to go to the Marlins. You can just hear, and I hear you laughing. It sends me every time. You start to hear when it starts ramping up. Oh, you do. The turning point is when you go, that was a nightmare, man. That was a nightmare. That's when we start losing it right there. And then what triggered me was something you had said about, oh, I checked this morning or something like that. That set me into a frenzy. Because I was thinking that when I woke up.  I was dying of it. That's so funny. Jordan Diaz Refractor to 499 for Columbia. Here you go. This is it right here, yeah. I'll punch him out right now. Luis on Helicunia. Shimmer is Brooks Lee. And Beisato fell in Celestine. Congrats to the Mariners. There we go. Very nice. Andrew with a flawless spot tomorrow. Devin with a flawless spot tomorrow. Miles with the Packers tomorrow. Four flawless spots coming in everybody. Thank you very much. Again, there is a 10% coupon code sent via SMS. Use it for flawless breaks. Save a lot of money. Miguel Blaze to 150 for the Red Sox. On the true blue. Samuel Zavala to 499. They blew Raywave. Chris Newell. No fool, Chris Newell. Grats on that one there. Dodgers. What's up, Map? Been a minute, Map. How you doing, buddy? I still laugh every time I watch that. So good. I'm doing well, Map. I'm doing well. How are you? Willie Fennis. Samuel Zavala refractor again to 499. Might need an update. Quick one. Shimmer is Tamara Johnson.  He has a double play too. Maybe not. That's good. That helps, then. Just in time for... Oh, Gilded comes out in two weeks. Oh, boy. Connor Stain first base auto. Nice one there for the Rockies. Yeah, that's going to be a big time release, man. Big time release. How many left? Jonathan Aranda to 499. Rosie Galan. Yeah, Connor Stain comes out of this a lot for sure. Chunsock, Shimp, Melodias. There's a White Speckle, Hans Montero to 299. There you go. Base auto Brent Wisely going to the Rays. Volpi Acunha Lazarus Mondes. One Sotoiconic. Rainer Arias. Yondri Vargas. Nice to 75. Congrats on that one there. Dodgers. Orange Yellow Vaporwave. We'll get that into a mag. That's pretty solid. Got him. No, he didn't go. I thought he went. That is an Orange Shimmer. That's a Peda. 225.  And Gold Minidiamonds Auto. Victor is Torres. Congrats Guardians to 50. Dan M.  Thank you, Dan. Felon and Celestyn. It's a White Speckle, Kevin Iru to 299. That is a Jazz Chisholm. Magenta to 299. For the Marlins. Scalise, Anderson de Los Santos. Garrett Cole refractors. Like the third one this case. I will double check. I'm assuming yes, Kirk. Camilla Diaz. First base auto. Nice one there for the Astros. This one's got some surface damage to it. We've got an empty box and wrapper. Yondri Vargas and base. Let's go to the Astros. I'm pretty sure they do, Kirk. I'd be shocked if they don't. Yep, all card ship. Yes, sir. Gregory J. Who's tomorrow? Thank you, Greg. Two more hobby boxes to go. I'll be into your choice. Got another full case of hobby PYT after this. Followed by two cases from last night. One iMac collegiate, random division style. And one full case of NT pure random team style. Thank you guys for filling that up. Yellow on Hellsapada to 75. Oh, for that rainbow.  I'm so amped for Flawless tomorrow. I'm so amped for Flawless. Ethan Salas first. It might be. Hans Montero to 120 fun. I would assume it probably will be. We'll have like a case or maybe a case or two available. Base Auto Dimitrio Cresante's going to the Diamondbacks. Spray on Hellsapada. Yeah, Cubs doing well in this for sure. A lot of Sopada color, which is always good. No, just wondering. No, I feel that it's always fun. There'll be like one or two people every release that'll buy a personal Flawless, which is always a lot of fun. That is Aetrician Cossus on the Ascensions. Short print rookie. Who is Samuel Munoz to 150. Top size to drop it. I know, I'm excited for Transcendant as well. What's up? Hellion Soto. Hellion Soto, which is a guy I was saying. To 99 is Edwin Rodriguez. Osario, Welben Francisco. And Refractor Henry Ramos to 499, congrats Royals. By the Colton Onebox. Yeah, dude. It's not a bad idea. Colter loaded. A lot of those teams that might not have a great rookie that have good vets are always loaded. I mean, the Packers have a couple guys, but then you always have A-Rod stuff. The Cowboys don't have a great rookie, but you're always going to have a ton of Cowboys that stuff. Usually toward the holidays, Puka. I then came in on New Year's last year. Me and Forrest were here on New Year's Eve breaking it. Did like 10 cases. It was fun, man.  Good stuff. Hellion Soto. Refractor, another Samuel Savala Refractor to 499. A lot of those. Alfredo Duno. That is Brooks Lee. Magenta Shimmer to 199. Collier, Spencer Jones. Purple, Alfredo Duno to 250. Congrats, Sinti. Yeah, really good release week this week, man. Two good football products with, obviously, with flawless. And then you've got Mosaic football coming out on Friday. You've got Allen and Ginner baseball coming out on Friday as well. That's going to be a good time. Yeah, Duno was solid for sure. Bobby Witt to 100. Ethan Salas first. Hans Montero. They released it again. What are you talking about, Vaughn? Purple, Anderson De Los Santos to 250. They had some bass. Bass auto, Luis Serna. Going to the Yankee. It's a nice one there. De Honorora. Let's do our full case of choice. Now let me wipe us down real quick. Okay, I do remember that, actually. Now that you say that. Good lord. Good luck, everybody, on the choice case. Ooh, look at that. And with the Packers Saints and Tamato in Flolis. Thank you, man. Dude, that would be sick. A David Ortiz transcendent collection would be pretty sick. That'd be cool. Like they did with Jeter. Bass auto of Junior Franco. Let's go into the Diamondbacks. Another bass auto is Daniel Guillarte. We go into the Brew Crew. Nice, wow, nice. Especially now. Aston Kirstad for the Orioles. $1.50 on the Arizona Fall League auto. Congrats on that. It's a good timing. Very, very good timing. On the Kirstad. Ludwig Espinosa, first base to the Cubs. Joanne de Rivera, first base auto for the Nationals. And Refractor to $4.99, Anthony Guero going to the Marlins. Congrats on that, Marlins. That was an interesting one. What'd you say? That's the beauty of Bowman, though. You just never know who's going to have a huge case. Chris Newell going to the Dodgers. Bass auto. Nice. Green Lava to $2.99. Leonardo Bernal for the Cardinals. And Refractor is Everett Cooper III to $4.99 for the Nationals. Put on any of the little foam pieces I missed. Kind of a bot. Not going to lie. Wow. That was that.  That is pretty embarrassing. We've got base first, Adrian Pinto going to the Blue Jays. It's going to be Forrest over here in the morning. Lane will be on Fnatic's live in the morning. I'll be doing the night breaks and then Kyle will be Personals at night. Barry Hill. First base auto for the Astros. All hands on deck tomorrow for Flawless. And Brandon Maia. First Refractor going to the Yankees. Congrats, New York. It's a $4.99. That's clean, too, man. Congrats on that. There we go. That is a Welbin Francisca. Nice one there for the Guardians. He's got a gorgeous auto.  Dmitriy Krasantes. First base auto for the Diamondbacks. Yoendri Vargas. 250 on the purple. What a two boxes, man. Congrats on that. Congrats on that. Dodgers. Get that into a Magforia as well. Very nice. Great last two boxes right there. Two of our choice cases have been really good tonight. Really good. Overall. And Joey Ortiz. Base auto for the Orioles. Now a Samuel Bassio. First base auto. Congrats on that. Again, Orioles. And purple Luis Torres. 250. That'll be going to the Angels. Better cards and less dust. The dust in Bowman is kind of wild this year. It's like Mosaic. Mosaic this year was insane. What did y'all? We didn't get a great player. Yoendri Vargas. Base auto now. Going to the Dodgers again. Dodgers killer. Dodgers killing it, man. We hit Kristen Monroe. Christy who only has autos in it. I think we hit like one base auto. Yeah, Mesaab and Kyle. Split a spot in the Ken case. Seven reverse. Not well. Nice one there for the Blue Jays. And Danny Serretti to 4.99. Going to the Tigers. I will say though, we did better on this one in the split one when we did the Bowman one. Like 23 Bowman. And I think we were one of two or three spots that didn't get a single card in the break. We hit a guy who had no base. And then we didn't get a single arm in 10 cases. I was like, dude, really? What are we doing? That was brutal. Yeniel Laboy. Yaboy Laboy. Right, exactly, Pete. Exactly. Nice one there, Oakland. We got a gold mini diamonds. That is going to be some reverse. Reverse, reverse. 250. So we did slightly improve by at least getting a card in this break. And Ronald Hernandez to 99. True green for the Mullins. Going to become a D-vax insider. Kyle. It was tough. I respect, bro. Jonsok Shim, first base auto for the Pirates. You know, the worst part about it was too is Kyle was here when that break was going on and I was top loading for Matt that time. And all I kept doing was walking out. Everybody was like laughing at me and Kyle. Out there, it was brutal, dude. Christian Serra, first base auto for the D-vax. Gotta get better. And Blue Ray Wave, Torn Montgomery to 150 for the Marlins. Congrats, Miami. Luis with the Dolphins and Cowboys on Friday. Tommy Speck, man. Yeah, a lot of Marlins hits for sure, Matt. That's Yossi Galan, first base auto. An MLB card called Chrome Dust. Luis Serna to 99 for the Yanks. Congrats on that on the green lava. And nice, John Sock Shim to 100 on the Atomic for the Pirates. Congrats, Pirates. Nice one there. Two to go, everybody. Two to go, two to go, two to go, two to go. Canor Delgado, going to the Yanks. Nice one there, New York. Got a base auto of Geraldo Cantero. That's going to the Braves. White Speckle, Junior Maran to 299, going to the Royals. Congrats, Royals. Mox of the Dual Case. Yeah, they look good. I like them in this, too. Because in draft, they're numbered to 71. Which is kind of weird, but I don't like them, I like those being a higher number parallel, personally. I don't like them being as low a number as they are in draft, because it kind of takes away from the yellow. Because you have to 75, then you have to 71. It doesn't really make much sense. I think, at least, that's how it works. I could be wrong on that. That's Brian Rincone going to the Phillies. Nice one there, Philadelphia. And then they're not even numbered in regular development. There's like a short print insert. Christian Mina, that is to 150 choice exclusive for the White Sox. And last card of the break to 499, Refractorado is Jarell Ortega. Going to the Twins. Congrats, Minnesota. Dolphins going 3, and at least Jaden's on your side. Jaden's not still about that. Go Dolphins. We've got... How is this all? Stacked down on top of that. Oh, got you. Thanks, sir. All right. Bass autos, Brian Rincone, Jarell LoCantaro, Canard Delgado, Yossi Galan, Christian Serda, Junsoc Shim, Yeniel LaBoy, Sam Revers, Yondri Vargas, Joey Ortiz, Samuel LaVisayo, Mitreo Cresante, that is Welvin Francisca, Luke Berryhill, Adrian Pinto, Everett Cooper, Chris Newell, Anthony Baguero, Joinda Riverao, Ludwig Espinosa, Daniel Guillarte, Junior Franco, you got it? Luis Serna, Henry Ramos, Dmitrya Cresantes, and Camila Diaz, Brett Wisely, Connor Stain, Javier Sanoja, Ricardo Olivar, Miguel Tamarez, Chris Newell, Baseball Factory, Extra Auto, Jarell Diaz, Chris Ratoran, Hans Montero, Manuel Terraro, Peyton Williams, Samuel Basayo, again, that two of those, not bad. Jets wiping the pats, fortunately. That is Javier Sanoja, the 499, Daniel Guillarte, Yeniel LaBoy, that is the 250, Alfredo Duno, to 150, Chris Newell, to 99, Paul McIntosh, to 50, Connor Stain, Victoris Torres, to 499, Jarell Ortega, to 150, Christian Mena, to 100, Junsoc Shim, to 99, Luis Serna, Ronald Hernandez, to 499, Danny Serretti, to 250, Luis Torres, to 99, Leonardo Bernal, Junior Marin, to 299, Heston Kirstad, to 150, to 150, Toran Montgomery, Sam Revers, gold to 50. I think the Jets are going to be 99. They might, dude. Felonin Celestin, nice one there for the Mariners. That is going to be Yoendry Vargas, to 75, nice one for the Dodgers. We got Brandon Maia, to 499, going to the Yanks. I would actually sign the Dodgers when you get a chance. And then Yoendry Vargas, to 250, going to the Dodgers. Thanks again for the filp. Up next, PY.