the industry leading cheniere energy.nvestors who saw what they were trying to do, and they just said, no, i don't have any grand prognostications about what the venture global deal means for the ipo market, and i'm certainly not ready to say it's dead on arrival because of what happened last week. the bottom line as i see it, venture global was an imperfect deal that was initially priced for perfection. in fact, i actually hope that everyone involved in the ipo market, especially those bankers who did a good job last year but not last week. take note of what's happened here and try to avoid making the same mistake twice. if the investment bankers learn from their failure, then the 2025 could still prove to be a very good year for ipos. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise. i find it just for you promise. i find it just for you narrator: tonight on "shark tank"... i make fitness fun! we're getting lit. do you see this? i've grown this to $1.4 million in sales. oh! i started my business so i coul

i think that cheniere energy was better to buy.nk target has the ability to rebuild the one/dividend and that's a good reason to stay on the stock. the s&p's biggest losers, they are powerful. powerfully bad. >> boo! >> starting with walgreens, down 64%. here is a company that needs a beyer or buyers. something for the back which could be used for all sorts of drugs. the ceo is good, causing money to be lost in stores, incredible bargains on the home page. but the balance sheet not so hot. to turn around needs the other pharmacies to go under to raise prices or break up different parts of the enterprise and sell them off. i would not bet against wentworth. you can't. the stock is too low. second, moderna. the post-covid hangover one of the last on the doom video and docusign taken offer. the numbers are staggeringly bad. it got as high as $195 billion. now it is 16 billion. >> a "house of payne." >> declined in 2022 to an expected 3.3 billion last year is eye-popping and nauseating. keep waiting for the promise personal vaccines. i

energy infrastructure. so companies like cheniere, in cheniere's case, they're e porting energy to other countries around thehat may use that natural gas. if you look at cheniere, well, it's got high quality cash flows, long duration high quality cash flows. a management team that's done an excellent job with allocating capital, so when we look at cheniere and its stock price, yeah, it's done well, but it still has a long way to run with the high quality cash flows, the growth we expect, and even potentially higher growth that could be coming down the road as natural gas is consumed more and more around the world. >> you do mention that energy infrastructure is your area of focus. what other ways would you recommend people position at this point? what are the beneficiaries in the energy food chain? >> yeah, so if you look at a company like williams. it's an energy infrastructure company, a pipeline company, operates hundreds of thousands of mimes of pipelines. one of the most strategically placed pipelines. you never see these pipelines but they're really essential. you look at where the williams foot footpr