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Small Caps Are the Smart Contrarian Play Today
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On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan welcomes value investor Tobias Carlisle back to the show. Tobias is the founder and portfolio ...manager of Acquirers Funds, a deep-value investment firm. He's also an author and host of the Acquirers Podcast.
Tobias kicks things off by discussing the "happy hunting ground" in small-cap stocks, the market narrowing in the S&P 500 Index, and the massive amounts of capital flowing into AI. He also compares the AI mania today with the dot-com boom of the late '90s, questions how AI is making money, and notes that the bottom 490 stocks in the S&P 500 have been in a "little recession" since 2022. He says this gives value investors an opportunity right now to get great names for cheap before the inevitable rebound. After that, Tobias comments on passive investing, what could be in store for the top 10 large caps, and why fears of AI destroying the jobs market are overblown.
Next, Tobias talks about his company's two funds: the Acquirers Fund (ZIG) and Acquirers Small and Micro Deep Value Fund (DEEP). He explains what he looks for when picking stocks and how he determines valuations. He also name-drops many stocks and industries that he thinks have fantastic potential over the next decade.
Finally, Tobias discusses the significance of hedge-fund shorts of the small-cap Russell 2000 Index peaking recently, plus the extreme concentration of the top 10 stocks. He notes that Nvidia now accounts for 8% of the S&P 500's market cap β the highest in history. Tobias says that valuations will eventually come back down to Earth and that not all of the Mag Seven will be top performers in the future. Citing Tesla as the weakest in the group, he points out that Chinese electric vehicles beat Tesla cars in terms of price, design, and charging times. Tobias then closes things out with a conversation about an "echo boom" of 2021, cryptocurrencies being back in favor, and the unprecedented outperformance of large caps.
0:00 The opportunity in small caps; AI mania; passive investing
21:13 Tobias' funds and the stocks/sectors he likes today
37:43 New Russell 2000 short peak; fragility in the Mag Seven; cryptocurrency boom[+] Show More
On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan welcomes value investor Tobias Carlisle back to the show. Tobias is the founder and portfolio ...manager of Acquirers Funds, a deep-value investment firm. He's also an author and host of the Acquirers Podcast.
Tobias kicks things off by discussing the "happy hunting ground" in small-cap stocks, the market narrowing in the S&P 500 Index, and the massive amounts of capital flowing into AI. He also compares the AI mania today with the dot-com boom of the late '90s, questions how AI is making money, and notes that the bottom 490 stocks in the S&P 500 have been in a "little recession" since 2022. He says this gives value investors an opportunity right now to get great names for cheap before the inevitable rebound. After that, Tobias comments on passive investing, what could be in store for the top 10 large caps, and why fears of AI destroying the jobs market are overblown.
Next, Tobias talks about his company's two funds: the Acquirers Fund (ZIG) and Acquirers Small and Micro Deep Value Fund (DEEP). He explains what he looks for when picking stocks and how he determines valuations. He also name-drops many stocks and industries that he thinks have fantastic potential over the next decade.
Finally, Tobias discusses the significance of hedge-fund shorts of the small-cap Russell 2000 Index peaking recently, plus the extreme concentration of the top 10 stocks. He notes that Nvidia now accounts for 8% of the S&P 500's market cap β the highest in history. Tobias says that valuations will eventually come back down to Earth and that not all of the Mag Seven will be top performers in the future. Citing Tesla as the weakest in the group, he points out that Chinese electric vehicles beat Tesla cars in terms of price, design, and charging times. Tobias then closes things out with a conversation about an "echo boom" of 2021, cryptocurrencies being back in favor, and the unprecedented outperformance of large caps.
0:00 The opportunity in small caps; AI mania; passive investing
21:13 Tobias' funds and the stocks/sectors he likes today
37:43 New Russell 2000 short peak; fragility in the Mag Seven; cryptocurrency boom[+] Show More

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AI Stocks Just Crashed: Hereβs How Smart Investors Can Profit
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AI stocks just crashed β but is this the end of the boom or a hidden opportunity for investors? In this weekβs ...episode, we break down what the AI sell-off really means for your money, why big names like Nvidia (NVDA), Palantir (PLTR), Intel (INTC), and Broadcom (AVGO) took a hit, and how smart investors can still profit from this market shift.
Youβll learn:
- Why AI stocks are falling and what triggered the sell-off
- The difference between a true market crash vs. a healthy rotation
- Which defensive tickers are showing strength: Philip Morris (PM), Procter & Gamble (PG), Caterpillar (CAT), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT)
- How to position your portfolio to protect against risk and capture new opportunities
- What to watch next: AI progress, market rotation, and Federal Reserve interest rate policy
- The AI crash doesnβt have to mean the end of opportunity β it can be the start of smarter investing.
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0:00 β AI Stocks Got Battered: What Happened This Week
0:35 β Why the AI Sell-Off Began (Slowing AI Progress)
1:00 β Tech Stocks Tumble: Nvidia (NVDA), Palantir (PLTR), Intel (INTC), Broadcom (AVGO)
1:46 β Not a Market Crash: Understanding Market Rotation
2:05 β Defensive Winners: Philip Morris (PM), Procter & Gamble (PG), Caterpillar (CAT), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT)
2:44 β The Trade War Playbook & Tariffs Impact
3:00 β Reading Market Internals: Rotation vs. Liquidation
4:02 β Why Rotation Is Healthy for the Bull Market
4:28 β New Opportunities: Healthcare, Small Caps, International Stocks, Gold, Energy
4:49 β What to Watch Next: AI Progress, Market Rotation, Interest Rates
5:33 β The Fed, Trump, and the Future of Interest Rates
6:22 β Risks and Opportunities Ahead for Investors
6:47 β How to Stay Informed & Free Resources
#AIStocks, #StockMarket, #Investing, #MarketCrash, #SmartInvesting, #WallStreet, #NVDA, #PLTR, #INTC, #AVGO, #PM, #PG, #CAT, #COST, #WMT, #StockTips, #MarketUpdate, #Trading[+] Show More
AI stocks just crashed β but is this the end of the boom or a hidden opportunity for investors? In this weekβs ...episode, we break down what the AI sell-off really means for your money, why big names like Nvidia (NVDA), Palantir (PLTR), Intel (INTC), and Broadcom (AVGO) took a hit, and how smart investors can still profit from this market shift.
Youβll learn:
- Why AI stocks are falling and what triggered the sell-off
- The difference between a true market crash vs. a healthy rotation
- Which defensive tickers are showing strength: Philip Morris (PM), Procter & Gamble (PG), Caterpillar (CAT), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT)
- How to position your portfolio to protect against risk and capture new opportunities
- What to watch next: AI progress, market rotation, and Federal Reserve interest rate policy
- The AI crash doesnβt have to mean the end of opportunity β it can be the start of smarter investing.
π Subscribe to Stansberry Research for weekly market insights: https://stansberrydigest.com/?v=RyPIzcbyALw
0:00 β AI Stocks Got Battered: What Happened This Week
0:35 β Why the AI Sell-Off Began (Slowing AI Progress)
1:00 β Tech Stocks Tumble: Nvidia (NVDA), Palantir (PLTR), Intel (INTC), Broadcom (AVGO)
1:46 β Not a Market Crash: Understanding Market Rotation
2:05 β Defensive Winners: Philip Morris (PM), Procter & Gamble (PG), Caterpillar (CAT), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT)
2:44 β The Trade War Playbook & Tariffs Impact
3:00 β Reading Market Internals: Rotation vs. Liquidation
4:02 β Why Rotation Is Healthy for the Bull Market
4:28 β New Opportunities: Healthcare, Small Caps, International Stocks, Gold, Energy
4:49 β What to Watch Next: AI Progress, Market Rotation, Interest Rates
5:33 β The Fed, Trump, and the Future of Interest Rates
6:22 β Risks and Opportunities Ahead for Investors
6:47 β How to Stay Informed & Free Resources
#AIStocks, #StockMarket, #Investing, #MarketCrash, #SmartInvesting, #WallStreet, #NVDA, #PLTR, #INTC, #AVGO, #PM, #PG, #CAT, #COST, #WMT, #StockTips, #MarketUpdate, #Trading[+] Show More

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Don't Chase Stocks Higher | Diamonds Edge Live | August 20th @ 8:45AM
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Join Greg Diamond, CMT and Editor of Ten Stock Trader, to discover why select stocks may have turned the cornerβand how you ...can capitalize on the next market upswing. By dissecting key indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, Greg will outline potential scenarios for the weeks ahead, reveal essential technical signals, and share actionable tips for aggressive long-side trading. Whether you're a day trader or swing trader, don't miss these game-changing insights to stay ahead in today's volatile market.
#stocks, #investing, #stockmarket, #technicalanalysis, #tradingstrategies, #LongSideTrading, #daytrading, #swingtrading, #gregdiamond, #TenStockTrader, #sp500, #nasdaq, #stockanalysis, #VolatileMarkets, #BottomedStocks
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All opinions expressed by Greg Diamond on this show are solely Diamond's opinions. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Diamond as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy, but only as an expression of his opinion or for educational and informational purposes.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Neither Diamond nor Stansberry Research guarantees any specific outcome or profit. You should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investment discussed on the show. Strategies or investments discussed may fluctuate in price or value. Investors may get back less than invested. Investments or strategies mentioned on the show may not be suitable for you. This material does not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for you. You must make an independent decision regarding investments or strategies mentioned on the show. Before acting on information on the show, you should consider whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances and strongly consider seeking advice from your own financial or investment adviser.
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Join Greg Diamond, CMT and Editor of Ten Stock Trader, to discover why select stocks may have turned the cornerβand how you ...can capitalize on the next market upswing. By dissecting key indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, Greg will outline potential scenarios for the weeks ahead, reveal essential technical signals, and share actionable tips for aggressive long-side trading. Whether you're a day trader or swing trader, don't miss these game-changing insights to stay ahead in today's volatile market.
#stocks, #investing, #stockmarket, #technicalanalysis, #tradingstrategies, #LongSideTrading, #daytrading, #swingtrading, #gregdiamond, #TenStockTrader, #sp500, #nasdaq, #stockanalysis, #VolatileMarkets, #BottomedStocks
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**DISCLAIMER**
All opinions expressed by Greg Diamond on this show are solely Diamond's opinions. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Diamond as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy, but only as an expression of his opinion or for educational and informational purposes.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Neither Diamond nor Stansberry Research guarantees any specific outcome or profit. You should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investment discussed on the show. Strategies or investments discussed may fluctuate in price or value. Investors may get back less than invested. Investments or strategies mentioned on the show may not be suitable for you. This material does not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for you. You must make an independent decision regarding investments or strategies mentioned on the show. Before acting on information on the show, you should consider whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances and strongly consider seeking advice from your own financial or investment adviser.
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Unlock the Market's 'Cheat Code' to Trade Like a Pro
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On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome J.C. Parets to the show. J.C. is a Chartered Market Technician, founder ...of TrendLabs, and editor of the Everybody's Wrong newsletter.
J.C. kicks things off by discussing the difference between market technicians and "chartists," the fact that valuations and fundamentals no longer drive stock prices, and the "big bullies" that trickle down to the individual stock level and move markets. He delves into the topic of positioning and finding parts of the market where folks are too bullish or too bearish. For example, J.C. points out that small caps are currently vulnerable for a squeeze. After that, he gives listeners the "cheat code" for analyzing the market, including what to look for, how to cut through the "noise machine" of financial media, how to spot changes in trends, and how to distinguish reality from narrative.
Next, J.C. walks through a hypothetical trade in the small-cap Russell 2000 Index to demonstrate his thought process and how exactly he finds opportunities. He highlights relative strength, waiting for a change in trend, weighing risk versus reward, not taking profits too early, and his unique position-sizing strategy. J.C. also emphasizes the importance of continually asking yourself how you could be wrong once you've formulated a thesis. As he says, if you can't answer the question and don't know how the market could prove your thesis wrong, "It's not an investment. It's a religion [based on belief alone]." This leads J.C. to talk about overcoming human emotion, having a plan before entering a trade, and taking advantage of all the emotional investors who don't have a plan.
Finally, J.C. throws out a few areas of the market he likes today and is following closely for opportunities, explains how he decides the right time to enter and add to a trade, and gives listeners solid advice for risk management. "If you're in a trade that's losing, you're going to be distracted, and you're going to miss the giant elephant that's walking right past you," J.C. quips. And he closes the show out with a conversation about investing discipline, including not entering risky trades even if you know they'll go up.
0:00 Fundamentals no longer matter; positioning; financial cheat code & advice
19:58 Small caps; hypothetical trade; overcoming human emotion
37:31 What J.C. likes today; risk management; investing discipline[+] Show More
On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome J.C. Parets to the show. J.C. is a Chartered Market Technician, founder ...of TrendLabs, and editor of the Everybody's Wrong newsletter.
J.C. kicks things off by discussing the difference between market technicians and "chartists," the fact that valuations and fundamentals no longer drive stock prices, and the "big bullies" that trickle down to the individual stock level and move markets. He delves into the topic of positioning and finding parts of the market where folks are too bullish or too bearish. For example, J.C. points out that small caps are currently vulnerable for a squeeze. After that, he gives listeners the "cheat code" for analyzing the market, including what to look for, how to cut through the "noise machine" of financial media, how to spot changes in trends, and how to distinguish reality from narrative.
Next, J.C. walks through a hypothetical trade in the small-cap Russell 2000 Index to demonstrate his thought process and how exactly he finds opportunities. He highlights relative strength, waiting for a change in trend, weighing risk versus reward, not taking profits too early, and his unique position-sizing strategy. J.C. also emphasizes the importance of continually asking yourself how you could be wrong once you've formulated a thesis. As he says, if you can't answer the question and don't know how the market could prove your thesis wrong, "It's not an investment. It's a religion [based on belief alone]." This leads J.C. to talk about overcoming human emotion, having a plan before entering a trade, and taking advantage of all the emotional investors who don't have a plan.
Finally, J.C. throws out a few areas of the market he likes today and is following closely for opportunities, explains how he decides the right time to enter and add to a trade, and gives listeners solid advice for risk management. "If you're in a trade that's losing, you're going to be distracted, and you're going to miss the giant elephant that's walking right past you," J.C. quips. And he closes the show out with a conversation about investing discipline, including not entering risky trades even if you know they'll go up.
0:00 Fundamentals no longer matter; positioning; financial cheat code & advice
19:58 Small caps; hypothetical trade; overcoming human emotion
37:31 What J.C. likes today; risk management; investing discipline[+] Show More

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Could GPT-5 Burst the AI Stock Bubble?π₯ β Here's How
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Are AI stocks on the verge of a major crash? After years of explosive growth in data centers, GPUs, and AI tools, ...warning signs are emerging on Wall Street. In this weekβs episode of This Week on Wall Street, we break down:
- Why GPT-5βs lukewarm reception has investors asking tough questions about AIβs future
- The limits of large language models (LLMs) and the risks of βmodel collapseβ
- Why AIβs business model is fundamentally different from past tech boomsβand potentially more dangerous for investors
- Which companies are really profiting from AI right now (hint: itβs not the AI startups)
- Historical parallels from the dot-com bubble, self-driving cars, and overbuilt railroads
- How an AI market crash could unfoldβand what it would mean for stocks across the tech sector
- Smart strategies to manage your AI exposure and protect your portfolio
We also bring on Josh Balen, technology expert at Stansberry Research, for a deep-dive debate on whether weβre still in the early innings of AIβor if the slowdown has already begun.
π Whether youβre bullish or cautious on AI, this episode gives you the tools, data, and historical perspective to navigate what could be one of the most important market shifts of the decade.
0:00 β AI Stocks: Boom or Bust?
1:07 β GPT-5 Disappoints Investors
3:09 β AI Model Limits & Model Collapse Risk
5:14 β Why AI Companies Arenβt Profitable
8:42 β Tech Bubble Lessons for AI
10:05 β How the AI Crash Could Start
11:53 β Best Portfolio Strategies for AI Stocks
13:14 β Bull vs. Bear Debate on AIβs Future
15:52 β Predictive AI vs. Generative AI
17:35 β AI Breakthroughs in Images & Video
21:18 β Real-World AI Adoption Examples
22:37 β Market Cycles & AI Valuation Risks
26:47 β Can Anyone Predict the AI Shift?
29:31 β How to Stay Ahead in AI Investing
#AIStocks, #GPT5, #AIBubble, #StockMarketCrash, #ArtificialIntelligence, #Nvidia, #OpenAI, #TechStocks, #MarketCrash, #Investing, #AIInvesting, #GenerativeAI, #WallStreet, #StockMarket, #MarketAnalysis[+] Show More
Are AI stocks on the verge of a major crash? After years of explosive growth in data centers, GPUs, and AI tools, ...warning signs are emerging on Wall Street. In this weekβs episode of This Week on Wall Street, we break down:
- Why GPT-5βs lukewarm reception has investors asking tough questions about AIβs future
- The limits of large language models (LLMs) and the risks of βmodel collapseβ
- Why AIβs business model is fundamentally different from past tech boomsβand potentially more dangerous for investors
- Which companies are really profiting from AI right now (hint: itβs not the AI startups)
- Historical parallels from the dot-com bubble, self-driving cars, and overbuilt railroads
- How an AI market crash could unfoldβand what it would mean for stocks across the tech sector
- Smart strategies to manage your AI exposure and protect your portfolio
We also bring on Josh Balen, technology expert at Stansberry Research, for a deep-dive debate on whether weβre still in the early innings of AIβor if the slowdown has already begun.
π Whether youβre bullish or cautious on AI, this episode gives you the tools, data, and historical perspective to navigate what could be one of the most important market shifts of the decade.
0:00 β AI Stocks: Boom or Bust?
1:07 β GPT-5 Disappoints Investors
3:09 β AI Model Limits & Model Collapse Risk
5:14 β Why AI Companies Arenβt Profitable
8:42 β Tech Bubble Lessons for AI
10:05 β How the AI Crash Could Start
11:53 β Best Portfolio Strategies for AI Stocks
13:14 β Bull vs. Bear Debate on AIβs Future
15:52 β Predictive AI vs. Generative AI
17:35 β AI Breakthroughs in Images & Video
21:18 β Real-World AI Adoption Examples
22:37 β Market Cycles & AI Valuation Risks
26:47 β Can Anyone Predict the AI Shift?
29:31 β How to Stay Ahead in AI Investing
#AIStocks, #GPT5, #AIBubble, #StockMarketCrash, #ArtificialIntelligence, #Nvidia, #OpenAI, #TechStocks, #MarketCrash, #Investing, #AIInvesting, #GenerativeAI, #WallStreet, #StockMarket, #MarketAnalysis[+] Show More

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Economics, Eisenhower, and Why We Love Our Cars
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How to Trade the August Inflection Point: Key Setups to Watch | August 13th @ 8:45AM
Join Greg Diamond, CMT and Editor of Ten Stock Trader, to discover why select stocks may have turned the cornerβand how you can capitalize on the next market upswing. By ...dissecting key indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, Greg will outline potential scenarios for the weeks ahead, reveal essential technical signals, and share actionable tips for aggressive long-side trading. Whether you're a day trader or swing trader, don't miss these game-changing insights to stay ahead in today's volatile market.
#stocks, #investing, #stockmarket, #technicalanalysis, #tradingstrategies, #LongSideTrading, #daytrading, #swingtrading, #gregdiamond, #TenStockTrader, #sp500, #nasdaq, #stockanalysis, #VolatileMarkets, #BottomedStocks
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All opinions expressed by Greg Diamond on this show are solely Diamond's opinions. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Diamond as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy, but only as an expression of his opinion or for educational and informational purposes.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Neither Diamond nor Stansberry Research guarantees any specific outcome or profit. You should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investment discussed on the show. Strategies or investments discussed may fluctuate in price or value. Investors may get back less than invested. Investments or strategies mentioned on the show may not be suitable for you. This material does not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for you. You must make an independent decision regarding investments or strategies mentioned on the show. Before acting on information on the show, you should consider whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances and strongly consider seeking advice from your own financial or investment adviser.
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#stocks, #investing, #stockmarket, #technicalanalysis, #tradingstrategies, #LongSideTrading, #daytrading, #swingtrading, #gregdiamond, #TenStockTrader, #sp500, #nasdaq, #stockanalysis, #VolatileMarkets, #BottomedStocks
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**DISCLAIMER**
All opinions expressed by Greg Diamond on this show are solely Diamond's opinions. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Diamond as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy, but only as an expression of his opinion or for educational and informational purposes.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Neither Diamond nor Stansberry Research guarantees any specific outcome or profit. You should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investment discussed on the show. Strategies or investments discussed may fluctuate in price or value. Investors may get back less than invested. Investments or strategies mentioned on the show may not be suitable for you. This material does not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for you. You must make an independent decision regarding investments or strategies mentioned on the show. Before acting on information on the show, you should consider whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances and strongly consider seeking advice from your own financial or investment adviser.
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Eugene Fama on Why Most Investors Canβt Beat the Market
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On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Eugene Fama to the show. Eugene is a Nobel Prize-winning economist and ...widely recognized as the "father of modern finance."
Eugene kicks things off by talking a bit about his efficient-market hypothesis, whether he believes it's still relevant in today's economy, and how passive investing plays a role in all this. He also discusses what it's like winning a Nobel Prize, the impact of his five-factor model on investing and the rise of factor-based funds, rationality versus irrationality, and the importance of luck in markets.
Next, Eugene argues against a New York Times article claiming that a PhD in economics won't bring affluence or prestige anymore, laments the lack of new breakthroughs in financial theory/modeling, and comments on the modern competitive environment in economics that didn't exist 60 years ago. Things then take a more personal turn, and Eugene talks about his how he discovered his love of economics and what he wanted to focus his research on.
Finally, Eugene shares what it was like in Chicago back when the city was the epicenter of financial research, including his experience working with some other notable economists. After that, he gives his opinion on market bubbles. Speaking about the dot-com era, he says that the total value created from the industry is a big part of international wealth today, so it can't be considered a mistake. And he closes things out with a conversation about uncertainty in making predictions.
0:00 Are markets still efficient?; passive investing; Nobel Prize; factor funds
16:39 Economics degrees; lack of new financial theory; modern competition
30:46 Market bubbles; the dot-com era; uncertainty in investing[+] Show More
On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Eugene Fama to the show. Eugene is a Nobel Prize-winning economist and ...widely recognized as the "father of modern finance."
Eugene kicks things off by talking a bit about his efficient-market hypothesis, whether he believes it's still relevant in today's economy, and how passive investing plays a role in all this. He also discusses what it's like winning a Nobel Prize, the impact of his five-factor model on investing and the rise of factor-based funds, rationality versus irrationality, and the importance of luck in markets.
Next, Eugene argues against a New York Times article claiming that a PhD in economics won't bring affluence or prestige anymore, laments the lack of new breakthroughs in financial theory/modeling, and comments on the modern competitive environment in economics that didn't exist 60 years ago. Things then take a more personal turn, and Eugene talks about his how he discovered his love of economics and what he wanted to focus his research on.
Finally, Eugene shares what it was like in Chicago back when the city was the epicenter of financial research, including his experience working with some other notable economists. After that, he gives his opinion on market bubbles. Speaking about the dot-com era, he says that the total value created from the industry is a big part of international wealth today, so it can't be considered a mistake. And he closes things out with a conversation about uncertainty in making predictions.
0:00 Are markets still efficient?; passive investing; Nobel Prize; factor funds
16:39 Economics degrees; lack of new financial theory; modern competition
30:46 Market bubbles; the dot-com era; uncertainty in investing[+] Show More

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Wealth Ladder Unlock Your Financial Potential! Levels Explained
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Wealth Ladder From Level 1 to 6, Watch Your Behavior Change!
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A Candid Conversation With MarketWise's New CEO
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On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Dr. David "Doc" Eifrig back to the show. Doc is the new ...permanent CEO of Stansberry Research's parent company MarketWise, as well as the editor of five newsletters at Stansberry and a member of the Investment Committee for Stansberry Portfolio Solutions.
Doc kicks off the show by asking Dan about his recent river cruise vacation on the Mississippi River and sharing stories about his own trip to Lisbon, Portugal a few weeks ago. This leads to a conversation about Doc and Dan's first meeting in 2007 and how Dan was a "diligence check" for Doc joining Stansberry in the first place. Doc also talks about his permanent appointment as MarketWise CEO after almost a year holding the interim role.
Next, Doc discusses the financial-newsletter industry and what sets Stansberry apart in this era where anyone can self-publish content β including free content and AI-generated content. "I want us to be known as a trusted source," he notes. As Doc emphasizes, Stansberry is good at finding talented analysts who work hard, know their stuff, and can meet deadlines. He also looks back on the company since its "disaster" going public, previous leadership that didn't respect the company's history, and what has mattered most to him since becoming CEO.
Finally, Doc explains that caring about what you're doing and the experience you want to give is the most important thing in business. He gives shout-outs to several folks at MarketWise who are doing just this, from Stansberry's Executive Editor Carli Flippen overseeing everything that gets published, to the marketing team and copywriters who care about the customers more than making a sale.
0:00 Vacations; Doc and Dan's first time meeting; becoming CEO
24:10 Stansberry's advantage; disaster going public; respecting history
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On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Dr. David "Doc" Eifrig back to the show. Doc is the new ...permanent CEO of Stansberry Research's parent company MarketWise, as well as the editor of five newsletters at Stansberry and a member of the Investment Committee for Stansberry Portfolio Solutions.
Doc kicks off the show by asking Dan about his recent river cruise vacation on the Mississippi River and sharing stories about his own trip to Lisbon, Portugal a few weeks ago. This leads to a conversation about Doc and Dan's first meeting in 2007 and how Dan was a "diligence check" for Doc joining Stansberry in the first place. Doc also talks about his permanent appointment as MarketWise CEO after almost a year holding the interim role.
Next, Doc discusses the financial-newsletter industry and what sets Stansberry apart in this era where anyone can self-publish content β including free content and AI-generated content. "I want us to be known as a trusted source," he notes. As Doc emphasizes, Stansberry is good at finding talented analysts who work hard, know their stuff, and can meet deadlines. He also looks back on the company since its "disaster" going public, previous leadership that didn't respect the company's history, and what has mattered most to him since becoming CEO.
Finally, Doc explains that caring about what you're doing and the experience you want to give is the most important thing in business. He gives shout-outs to several folks at MarketWise who are doing just this, from Stansberry's Executive Editor Carli Flippen overseeing everything that gets published, to the marketing team and copywriters who care about the customers more than making a sale.
0:00 Vacations; Doc and Dan's first time meeting; becoming CEO
24:10 Stansberry's advantage; disaster going public; respecting history
45:44 The key to doing good business; crediting those behind the scenes[+] Show More

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