In this week’s episode of This Week on Wall Street, Matt from Stansberry Research digs into one of the biggest questions facing Americans today: If houses are unaffordable, is the American Dream dead — or just different? Instead of talking about flipping houses or becoming a landlord, Matt walks through a simpler way to benefit from rising real estate prices: investing in REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) right from your brokerage or retirement account. He is then joined by Wide Moat Research's Brad Thomas, a 30+ year real estate veteran and former developer for a deeper discussion about the massive opportunities to invest in REITs right now. 👉 Learn more about Brad’s “land rush” opportunity: Visit https://landrush2026.com or scan the QR code shown in the video for all the details on the big real estate deal he’s tracking. 👍 Like this episode, 💬 drop a comment, and 🔔 subscribe so you never miss an update from This Week on Wall Street. Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Are Houses Too Expensive? The New American Dream 1:08 – Why Real Estate Investors Are Missing This Boom 2:25 – REITs 101: A Simpler Way to Invest in Real Estate 3:45 – Why REITs May Be Ready to Rally 5:48 – Interest Rates, Property Values & REIT Fundamentals 7:34 – Why Individual Investors Ignore REITs (and Why They Shouldn't) 8:00 – Introduction to Guest Expert Brad Thomas 8:36 – What You Can Invest in Through REITs 9:44 – Why Every Investor Should Own REITs 12:51 – Why Now Might Be the Best Time for REITs 14:26 – Which REIT Business Models Look Most Attractive 15:55 – Brad’s Favorite REIT Sector: Net Lease 19:51 – 3 REITs Brad Likes Right Now 24:02 – How Much of Your Portfolio Should Be in REITs? 25:37 – Where to Learn About Brad’s Big Real Estate Deal 25:59 – Closing Thoughts + Show Update #RealEstateInvesting, #REITs, #HousingMarket, #AmericanDream, #Investing2025, #IncomeInvesting, #StansberryResearch, #ThisWeekOnWallStreet, #BradThomas, #RealEstateTips, #StockMarket2025, #PassiveIncome, #VNQ, #NetLeaseREITs, #LandRush2026, #MarketOutlook, #InterestRates, #FinancialEducation

We originally ran this episode on October 31st when gold pulled back from $4300 to $3800 per ounce. Now it's on its way back up. In this episode of This Week on Wall Street, Matt Weinschenk will explain why the time to get into gold investing is now. 📈 In this episode, you’ll discover: • Why the gold rally hasn’t even started yet • What market psychology says about where we are in the gold bull cycle • How central banks are quietly hoarding gold at historic levels • 3 gold stocks that have a huge potential upside • Why pullbacks reset bull markets rather than end them If you're waiting for the “perfect moment” to get into gold, this episode explains why the uneasy middle—right now—is often where fortunes are made. 👍 Like and Subscribe so you never miss an update. Comment below: Have you ever doubted an asset early—Bitcoin, AI stocks, or gold? What’s your take on gold’s next move? Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Why this gold update matters 0:28 – The setup: gold’s pullback as an opportunity 1:14 – Why the gold rally hasn’t truly begun 2:02 – The simplest way to get exposure to gold 4:00 – Market psychology: disbelief vs. euphoria 5:10 – Central banks are quietly loading up 5:49 – A deeper look at a major gold producer 7:20 – What signals the end of a bull market 8:32 – The moment when fortunes are built 9:32 – A powerful alternative to traditional mining 10:49 – Understanding pullbacks in gold bull markets 11:34 – How to learn more and next week’s update #gold, #goldprice, #goldinvesting, #goldmarket, #goldstocks, #investing, #stockmarket, #wallstreet, #marketupdate, #wealthbuilding, #finance, #economicnews, #commodityinvesting, #bullmarket, #mattweinschenk

(or scan the QR code in the video). In this week’s episode, Matt Weinschenk breaks down why metals, mining, and minerals could be one of the biggest investment stories of 2025 and 2026—even bigger than artificial intelligence. While everyone has been focused on AI, Matt explains why a global shortage of key materials, a massive rebuild of global industry, and a total flip in government policy are all converging to drive mining stocks higher. Matt walks through: - Why we’re dramatically short of metals and minerals (from copper and uranium to rare earths and gold) - How reshoring, electrification, EVs, and data centers are fueling long-term demand - How governments are now accelerating mining projects instead of blocking them - Why major names like MP Materials, Lithium Americas, Trilogy Metals, Vale, and Rio Tinto are benefiting - Why this move in mining may just be getting started Then he’s joined by Nick Hodge, editor of Underground Alpha and a veteran resource investor with multiple 10x winners. Nick shares: - His famous “giant keyhole limpet” 1,000%+ investing story - Why in mining it’s often more about who you know than what you know - How to spot well-structured companies vs. “lifestyle” stocks - Why he’s still bullish on gold even above $4,000 - How government spending, national security, and big banks could push metals and gold much higher 👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment with what topics you want us to cover next on This Week on Wall Street. 🔔 Gain an instant edge over Wall Street: https://stansberrydigest.com/?v=teAN-Y0E9gc Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – 2025–2026 Investing Setup 0:45 – Why Metals & Minerals Matter 1:40 – Mining Stocks Surge in 2024 2:15 – Reason #1: No New Investment in Mines 4:30 – Reason #2: The World Rebuilds Industry 6:30 – Reason #3: Government Flips on Mining 7:30 – Global Miners Showing Strength 8:00 – Introducing Nick Hodge 8:25 – The Giant Keyhole Limpet Story 14:00 – Gold’s Role in the New Metals Cycle #MiningStocks, #Metals, #Minerals, #Gold, #Copper, #Uranium, #RareEarths, #Investing2025, #Investing2026, #AI, #GlobalEconomy, #Commodities, #ElectricVehicles, #EnergyTransition, #DataCenters, #NickHodge, #MattWeinschenk, #AmericanMiningStocks, #RioTinto, #Vale, #LithiumAmericas, #MPMaterials, #TrilogyMetals

Bitcoin just dropped 20%, falling from $120K to $100K — but is this crash a warning sign… or a bullish buying opportunity? In this week’s episode, Matt breaks down the three major forces behind Bitcoin’s pullback: • Political and regulatory shifts • Extreme leverage and liquidation cascades • The sudden slowdown from Bitcoin treasury companies You’ll also hear from crypto expert Eric Wade, who explains why 20–40% corrections are normal in Bitcoin bull markets, why higher highs and higher lows still point to long-term strength, and why an altcoin season may be ahead. If you found this helpful, hit LIKE, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of This Week on Wall Street. 🔔 Sign up for Matt's free weekly market updates: https://stansberrydigest.com/?v=lEly46U50gM Episode Timestamps: 00:00: Bitcoin drops 20% after big rally 01:00: Why this crash happened 02:30: Fundamentals behind Bitcoin's rise 04:00: Leverage, futures, and liquidations explained 05:30: Treasury buyers step back from the market 07:40: Signs the selling pressure is ending 08:30: Bitcoin vs the dollar: macro forces 10:30: Eric Wade joins the discussion 12:00: Why corrections are normal in bull markets 16:00: State of crypto and new blockchain projects 19:00: What “altcoin season” means for investors 23:00: ICP as an example of capital rotation 25:30: Final thoughts and takeaways #Bitcoin, #BitcoinCrash, #Crypto, #CryptoMarket, #CryptoNews, #BTC, #CryptoInvesting, #AltcoinSeason, #Blockchain, #StansberryResearch, #MattWeinschenk, #EricWade, #ThisWeekOnWallStreet, #Investing, #FinanceNews, #MarketUpdate, #BullRun, #CryptoAnalysis, #BTCPrice, #LeverageCrash

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome their colleague Eric Wade back to the show. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital and Stansberry Innovations Report here at Stansberry Research. He returns to the podcast to talk all about crypto – from the bitcoin bubble he expects to happen this year to two free crypto recommendations. Eric kicks off the show by explaining the four-year bitcoin cycle. He breaks down how bitcoin halvings fit into it and its four one-year parts – crash, accumulation, growth, and bubble. He also covers how this cycle has played out in the past, optimism fueled by Donald Trump's presidential win, the possibility of a U.S. Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, tailwinds for further crypto adoption, and several indicators to help you spot the top of the next bitcoin bubble. However, he warns listeners to temper their expectations for gains this year. Next, Eric discusses the exciting world of "altcoins," i.e., cryptos other than bitcoin. These altcoins can range from silly (such as meme coins like Fartcoin) to incredibly useful (solving real-world problems). In Crypto Capital, Eric and his team are focused on finding the latter – "projects that are established yet phenomenally undervalued." If you're a bitcoin skeptic, Eric urges you to give altcoins a chance. Finally, Eric lists off two altcoins that he likes today. The first one is up more than 700% in the Crypto Capital portfolio, and he believes it will continue doing really well. And the second altcoin has been largely hated ever since it collapsed 90%-plus. But Eric and his team believe it could soar 10 times over the next two years and eventually challenge heavyweights Solana and Ethereum, as its "superior" blockchain technology is different from anything else out there. 0:00 Bitcoin's four-year cycle; Trump optimism; how to spot a bitcoin top 22:57 Diving into the world of altcoins 38:52 Eric's two favorite altcoins today

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Pieter Slegers to the show. Pieter is the founder of Compounding Quality, an investment newsletter that boasts more than 440,000 subscribers. Pieter kicks things off by sharing how he got his start in asset management, why he began investing in U.S. stocks, and the difference between value investing and quality investing. This leads to a discussion about Warren Buffett's impressive track record and one particular software company that Pieter likes today. He breaks down several criteria he uses when looking for investment opportunities – including founder-led businesses, long-tenured CEOs, and wide moats – and how exactly he narrows down his list. Next, Pieter talks about the evolution of his successful X account that he began anonymously but eventually put his face on after it gained a lot of attention. As Pieter emphasizes, if you're taking investment advice from someone, that person should be invested alongside you and have skin in the game. For that reason, Pieter is looking to launch an investment fund later this year. Pieter then lists off a few companies he likes today and discusses the importance of investing in growing end markets. Finally, Pieter gives his thoughts on the balancing act between paying high valuations for good companies versus missing an opportunity to own a great business. As Pieter details, it's all about an investor's individual risk tolerance and whichever strategy works best for them. Pieter also covers the flaws in discounted cash flow ("DCF") models, two companies that are overpriced today based on reverse DCF, and the three valuation methods he personally uses. 0:00 Basics of quality investing; criteria to find great companies; the funnel technique 19:02 Be careful of advice; companies Pieter likes; secular trends 36:20 Don't overpay; the flawed DCF model; three valuation methods

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Brian Dalton back to the show. Brian is president and CEO of Altius Minerals, a diversified mining royalty and streaming company operating in Canada, the U.S., and Brazil. Brian kicks things off by sharing the basics of Altius Minerals – what the company does, what sets it apart from other natural resource royalty companies, and the option value of its assets. He also talks a bit about his background and how he got his start in prospecting. Next, Brian explores the renewable-energy part of the business. Altius took its coal revenues and reinvested those to write royalties on renewable-energy projects, particularly wind and solar. As Brian explains, nearly all of these projects have some aspect involving energy storage. And best of all, renewable energy's resource life is basically "infinite." Then, Brian delves into copper. He urges listeners to ignore all of the noise around the metal – from both the "woke" and "antiwoke" sides of the aisle – and to realize that demand is steadily rising. In the short term, he says that investors can really take advantage of volatility and the irrationality of price cycles. But there's also a lot of money to be made longterm, as demand isn't going anywhere. "Copper is electricity," Brian notes. Further, he discusses incentivization prices, operating costs, and the future of the industry. Finally, Brian talks about nuclear energy's prospects, Altius' history with uranium royalties, and how he makes decisions about Altius' capital allocation. Unlike many other companies, Altius treats share buybacks as if they're competing against external investment opportunities. If the best value in the market is in the assets Altius already owns, and if there's a wide spread between that value and the share price, only then do buybacks happen. 0:00 All about Altius Minerals and Brian's background 14:42 Renewable energy 27:48 Copper and electricity 43:49 Nuclear energy; capital-allocation philosophy

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Frank Trotter to the show. Frank is the president of Battle Bank, which is looking to revolutionize the digital-banking industry. Frank kicks off the show by sharing how he got his start in banking and how interest rates have changed over the decades due to various crises and bear markets. That leads to a discussion about the U.S.'s 10-year Treasury yield and why it has soared since the Federal Reserve cut rates. Frank also dives into EverBank, the direct-to-consumer online bank he co- founded in 1998 that amassed $28 billion in total assets. Next, Frank explains what the current regulatory environment is like and how EverBank survived the dot-com bust. He then goes in depth on Battle Bank, which is focusing on the national direct-to-consumer branchless market. Frank covers Battle Bank's conservative strategy for lending money, whether environmentalism and politics have had any impact on lending to natural resource companies, and the specific advantages Battle Bank has over larger banks. Finally, Frank talks about crypto acceptance at Battle Bank, "eCash" being ahead of its time in the 1990s, and the larger limitations of bitcoin that will impede it from becoming a reserve currency. He also gives his thoughts on Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency and its lofty goal of cutting $2 trillion in federal spending. And he closes the episode out by urging listeners to think about the future and ask themselves some tough questions. 0:00 Interest rates; changing banking landscape; EverBank 17:47 Current banking regulations; all about Battle Bank 35:57 Bitcoin and other crypto; eCash; DOGE

In this episode of the Wide Moat Show, Brad Thomas and Nicholas Ward break down 5 high-yield investments we’re buying right now, with yields reaching up to 13.85%. We cover high-yield REITs, a mortgage REIT, and covered call ETFs, explaining how these investments generate income, what risks to watch, and how to avoid common yield traps. This episode is focused on dividend safety, valuation, and sustainable income—not just chasing the highest payout. 💡 Topics include: - High-yield REITs with durable cash flow - A 10%+ yielding mortgage REIT - Covered call ETFs paying monthly income - How to use high yield as an income enhancer - The tradeoff between yield, growth, and risk 👉 If you enjoy dividend investing, REIT analysis, passive income strategies, and long-term wealth building, make sure to like, subscribe, and drop your questions in the comments—we read them and often build future episodes around your requests. ⚠️ This video is for educational purposes only. We are not financial advisors. Always do your own research. 00:00 – Welcome to the Wide Moat Show 01:15 – Why Investors Are Chasing High Yield Right Now 03:00 – The Biggest Mistake Income Investors Make 05:00 – How to Evaluate High-Yield Investments Safely 08:30 – Why REITs Are Back in Focus 13:00 – High-Yield Income Opportunities Explained 18:30 – Interest Rates, the Fed & Income Investing 23:30 – Covered Call ETFs: How They Generate Income 28:30 – Using High Yield as an Income Enhancer 33:30 – Final Takeaways & What’s Next on Wide Moat #HighYieldStocks, #DividendStocks, #REITs, #HighYieldREITs, #MonthlyIncome, #PassiveIncome, #IncomeInvesting, #DividendInvesting, #CoveredCallETFs, #MortgageREITs, #RetirementIncome, #WideMoat, #WideMoatShow, #BradThomas, #NicholasWard, #NickWard, #StockMarket, #Investing2025, #YieldInvesting, #FinancialFreedom

Markets are volatile, valuations are shifting, and wide-moat companies are back in focus. In this episode of The Wide Moat Show, Brad Thomas and Nick Ward return to their bread and butter: actionable top stock picks designed to compound long-term wealth. Using a Monopoly-board framework, they break down dominant businesses with pricing power, durable competitive advantages, and attractive risk-reward setups in today’s market. Stocks and themes covered include: - Utility, railroad, and REIT “monopoly” picks - Why American Water Works dominates the water space - Union Pacific’s wide moat and the case for rail consolidation - Realty Income’s evolution into a global asset manager - Big Tech opportunities: Microsoft, Amazon, MercadoLibre - Why mega-banks should be viewed as technology companies - JP Morgan & Goldman Sachs as AI-driven compounders - Netflix’s selloff and why valuation now matters This episode is about discipline, valuation, and identifying durable businesses — not hype, not headlines. Enjoy the video? 👍 Like it 💬 Drop your questions in the comments 🔔 Subscribe for weekly Wide Moat episodes Episode Timestamps 0:00 – Why we’re returning to top stock picks 0:50 – Monopoly board investing framework 1:30 – Winter storms, utilities & real-world moats 3:00 – Why wide-moat investing matters now 4:00 – Brad’s recent travels & teaching wide-moat theory 6:25 – American Water Works: utility dominance 10:20 – Union Pacific & railroad consolidation 16:20 – Realty Income and REIT scale advantages 20:20 – Transition to tech & growth stocks 21:00 – Microsoft vs. Alphabet: valuation matters 25:35 – Amazon’s cash flow compounding story 27:15 – MercadoLibre: emerging market dominance 30:30 – Value creation in today’s market 31:00 – Big banks as tech companies (JPM & Goldman) 35:25 – Netflix selloff: opportunity or trap? 37:20 – Final thoughts & viewer questions Hashtags #WideMoatShow #WideMoat #Investing #StockMarket #StockPicks #DividendInvesting #Utilities #Railroads #REITs #Microsoft #Amazon #MercadoLibre #JPmorgan #GoldmanSachs #Netflix #LongTermInvesting #ValueInvesting #CompoundGrowth

Markets are selling off — but geopolitical disruption is creating new investing opportunities. In this episode of The Wide Moat Show, Brad Thomas is joined by Nick Ward and special guest Stephen Hester, CFA, to break down the latest global developments reshaping energy, commodities, and financial markets. We dive deep into: - The market selloff and renewed tariff fears - U.S. pressure on Europe over Greenland’s strategic mineral reserves - Why a tiny Greenland bank surged amid geopolitical speculation - The capture of Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro and what it means for global oil markets - The real economics of Venezuela’s heavy oil reserves (and why headlines miss the point) - Which energy stocks and oil service companies could benefit — and which risks investors should avoid Stephen Hester brings rare, first-hand expertise in petroleum economics and enhanced oil recovery to explain why not all barrels of oil are created equal — and how that matters for earnings, margins, and long-term valuations. As always, this show is not about politics — it’s about identifying durable, wide-moat investment opportunities created by global disruption. Enjoy this video? 👍 Give it a like 💬 Drop your questions in the comments 🔔 Subscribe for weekly Wide Moat episodes Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Markets sell off & why volatility is rising 1:00 – Tariffs, Trump, and the macro backdrop 2:00 – Greenland, Europe, and geopolitical pressure 3:00 – Greenland minerals & unexpected stock winners 3:35 – Maduro captured: reshaping the global oil map 4:20 – Stephen Hester’s background & energy expertise 6:00 – Heavy oil vs. light oil: why it matters for profits 9:35 – History of U.S. oil companies in Venezuela 14:30 – Can Venezuela oil really move the needle for Big Oil? 18:05 – Reserve replacement vs. EPS growth 19:50 – Mexico vs. Venezuela: why intervention risk differs 25:30 – Stocks set to benefit: oil majors vs. oil service firms #WideMoatShow, #WideMoat, #Investing, #StockMarket, #MarketVolatility, #Tariffs, #Geopolitics, #Greenland, #GreenlandMinerals, #CriticalMinerals, #RareEarths, #Venezuela, #VenezuelaOil, #OilMarket, #EnergyStocks, #OilAndGas, #OilServices, #EnergyInvesting, #ExxonMobil, #Chevron, #Schlumberger, #Halliburton, #Dividends, #IncomeInvesting, #Macro, #CommodityInvesting, #InfrastructureInvesting

In this episode of The Wide Moat Show, Brad Thomas and co-host Nick Ward break down two headline-driven market shocks tied to Trump policy pressure—and what they could mean for investors in credit cards, financials, REITs, and housing stocks. Topic #1: 📉 Trump’s 10% Credit Card Interest Rate Proposal Trump floated the idea of capping credit card interest rates at 10%, sending shockwaves through the market as major names like Capital One (COF), American Express (AXP), Visa (V), and Mastercard (MA) sold off. Topic #2: 🏠 Trump Targets Institutional Buyers in Single-Family Housing Brad digs into Trump’s push to ban large institutional investors from buying more single-family homes—and why the market reacted fast in the SFR REIT sector. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments: Do you think a credit card rate cap is realistic? And will restricting institutional buyers actually improve housing affordability? 👍 Like the video if you found it useful 🔔 Subscribe for weekly investing discussions 📰 Get daily market commentary at Wide Moat Daily (widemoatdaily.com) Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Political Headlines, Volatility & Market Opportunity 0:52 – Welcome to the Wide Moat Show 1:49 – Trump, the Fed & Market Stability Concerns 1:59 – Trump Floats 10% Credit Card Interest Rate Cap 3:24 – Impact on Capital One, AmEx, Visa & Mastercard 5:42 – Trump Targets Institutional Single-Family Home Buyers 6:44 – Selloff in SFR REITs: Invitation Homes & AMH 13:12 – Why Public REITs Should Be Carved Out 18:49 – Are SFR REITs a Buy After the Selloff? 22:08 – Housing & Building Stock Opportunities (Owens Corning, James Hardie) #WideMoatShow #BradThomas #NicholasWard #Trump #HousingMarket #CreditCards #InterestRates #MortgageRates #REITs #SingleFamilyRentals #SFRREITs #RealEstateInvesting #StockMarket #Investing #DividendInvesting #ValueInvesting #FinancialStocks #MarketVolatility #CapitalOne #AmericanExpress #Visa #Mastercard #InvitationHomes

-📈 Welcome to Masters in Trading LIVE with Jonathan Rose We're live every market day at 11:00 AM ET sharing professional-grade trade setups, with a focus on unusual options activity (UOA), volatility dislocations, and actionable trade ideas - Unusual Options, Investorplace, Investorplace Analyst, Masters in Trading LIVE --- With Kevin Warsh nominated as the next Fed Chair, the rules of the game have officially changed. Warsh doesn't care about the "Fed Put"—he cares about Global Liquidity. And that means the days of the Fed rushing in to save the stock market every time it drops might be over. In this video, I’m unveiling a brand new tool I built this weekend: The Liquidity Compass. It tracks the only three inputs that actually matter for market direction right now. We cover: -The Warsh Pivot: Why the new Fed Chair is obsessed with "Money in Circulation" (and why you should be too). -The "Liquidity Compass" Tool: A custom indicator that tracks Fed Balance Sheet, Treasury Cash, and Reverse Repo in real-time. Red vs. Green Regimes: Why we don't trust market rallies when this indicator is flashing red. QQQ Technicals: The specific "Line in the Sand" at $618 that determines if we crash or bounce this week. The Thesis: Markets don't move on earnings; they move on liquidity. Under a Warsh regime, liquidity withdrawals will be more aggressive. If you aren't tracking the velocity of these changes, you are flying blind. We are using this tool to filter out "fake" rallies and find the true market floor. 👇 Are you tracking Fed liquidity flows? Let me know in the comments! 🚨 JOIN THE FREE UOA CHALLENGE → investorplace.com/challenge2026 Learn to spot insider trades before the news hits — 100% transparent, 0% fluff. 🎯 Featured in recent shows: • Earnings Volatility Analysis • Options Pricing (Expensive vs. Inexpensive) • Sector Spotlights (Big Tech, Commodities) • Tactical Trading Psychology • Real-Time Market Reactions 📢 SUBSCRIBE & Hit the bell 🔔 so you don’t miss our daily edge. #FedLiquidity #KevinWarsh #StockMarket #QQQ #Recession #Investing #MastersInTrading #JonathanRose #FederalReserve

📈 Welcome to Masters in Trading LIVE with Jonathan Rose! We're live every market day at 11:00 AM ET sharing professional-grade trade setups, with a focus on unusual options activity (UOA), volatility dislocations, and actionable trade ideas - Unusual Options, Investorplace, Investorplace Analyst, Masters in Trading LIVE We are entering a new regime at the Federal Reserve. With Kevin Warsh likely taking the helm, "Money Supply" is about to become the most important metric in finance. In today's live session, I’m walking you through exactly how to use my new Liquidity Compass—a proprietary tool I built to track Fed liquidity in real-time. Plus, we are doubling down on the "Trade of the Decade": Copper. We cover: • The Liquidity Compass: A step-by-step guide to my new Fed tracking tool (Green = Expansion, Red = Contraction). • The Warsh Effect: Why the new Fed Chair cares more about the Balance Sheet than interest rates. • US PMI Alert: The massive data print that nobody is talking about. • The Copper Shortage: Why deposits are getting harder to find and expensive to mine. • Long-Term Plays: Why we are buying DBB (Invesco DB Base Metals) for the next 10 years, plus levels for FCX and BHP. The Thesis: Markets move on liquidity, not just earnings. We are using the Liquidity Compass to time our entries, and right now, the data is screaming that commodities—specifically Copper—are structurally undersupplied. We want to be long tangible assets when the money supply expands. 👇 Have you downloaded the Liquidity Compass PDF yet? Let me know in the comments! 🚨 JOIN THE FREE UOA CHALLENGE → investorplace.com/challenge2026 📈 JOIN US LIVE: Monday - Friday @ 11 AM ET on Masters in Trading. #FedLiquidity #Copper #DBB #Commodities #StockMarket #Investing #MastersInTrading #JonathanRose #KevinWarsh #Inflation

📅 Live every weekday at 11:00 AM ET. Jonathan Rose Masters in Trading 💡 Trading isn’t about chasing what’s already hot. It’s about positioning yourself where the capital has to flow next. That’s how the creative trader always wins! 📈 Join us live every market day on Masters in Trading: Live 👍 Like the video 💬 Drop questions in the comments — I read them all! 🔔 Subscribe for daily market breakdowns 🚨 JOIN THE FREE UOA CHALLENGE → investorplace.com/challenge2026 Learn to spot insider trades before the news hits — 100% transparent, 0% fluff. 🎯 Featured in recent shows: • Copper Supply Crunch Analysis • Natural Gas Breakout Strategies • Sector Spotlights (Solar, Commodities, Refiners) • Tactical Trading Psychology • Real-Time Market Reactions ⚠️ Who This Video Is For: ✔️ Traders tired of blowing up accounts ✔️ Stock traders transitioning into options ✔️ Anyone trading copper, natural gas, and other commodities ✔️ Traders who want structure instead of guessing #CopperStocks #NaturalGas #BH #FCX #UNG #GPOR #CRK #RRC #MastersInTrading #Commodities #StockMarketLive #TradingEducation #AITrade

📅 Live every weekday at 11:00 AM ET. Jonathan Rose Masters in Trading 💡 Trading isn’t about chasing what’s already hot. It’s about positioning yourself where the capital has to flow next. That’s how the creative trader always wins! 📈 Join us live every market day on Masters in Trading: Live 👍 Like the video 💬 Drop questions in the comments — I read them all! 🔔 Subscribe for daily market breakdowns 🚨 JOIN THE FREE UOA CHALLENGE → investorplace.com/challenge2026 Learn to spot insider trades before the news hits — 100% transparent, 0% fluff. 🎯 Featured in recent shows: • Copper Supply Crunch Analysis • Natural Gas Breakout Strategies • Sector Spotlights (Solar, Commodities, Refiners) • Tactical Trading Psychology • Real-Time Market Reactions ⚠️ Who This Video Is For: ✔️ Traders tired of blowing up accounts ✔️ Stock traders transitioning into options ✔️ Anyone trading copper, natural gas, and other commodities ✔️ Traders who want structure instead of guessing #CopperStocks #NaturalGas #BH #FCX #UNG #GPOR #CRK #RRC #MastersInTrading #Commodities #StockMarketLive #TradingEducation #AITrade

In this episode of Being Exponential, Luke Lango breaks down one of the most volatile and consequential weeks across markets, AI, geopolitics, and monetary policy — and what it all means for investors going forward. We start with the sudden collapse in the metals market, unpacking why gold, silver, and industrial metals sold off sharply, whether this move is a short-term liquidation or a deeper structural reset, and how investors should think about metals positioning after the drawdown. Next, Luke dives into SpaceX’s acquisition of xAI, one of the most important AI infrastructure deals to date. We explore why Elon Musk is vertically integrating AI, compute, data, and space-based infrastructure — and how this move escalates what Luke calls the AI Superwar, a global race for dominance in artificial intelligence, energy, compute, and critical resources. From there, we tackle “SaaS-mageddon” — the collapse of the traditional software middle layer. As AI models become more capable and vertically integrated, many SaaS companies are losing pricing power, relevance, and defensibility. Luke explains why this shift could permanently reshape the software industry and what investors need to avoid — and target — in the AI era. Finally, we discuss Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve Chair and what his selection signals for interest rates, monetary policy, inflation, and asset prices over the next year. Luke breaks down whether Warsh is truly a hawk or dove, how the Fed’s approach may change, and what this means for stocks, bonds, real assets, and the dollar. If you’re trying to understand how AI, geopolitics, metals, monetary policy, and market structure are colliding — this episode connects the dots. 🎧 Subscribe to Being Exponential with Luke Lango for weekly insights on AI investing, macro trends, and exponential change. 📍Timestamps📍 01:07 - Metals Complex Collapse 13:00 - SpaceX Xai Acquisition 26:01 - Death of the Software Middle Layer [SaaSMaggedon] 33:50 - Kevin Warsh and The Future of the Fed Visit Our Website: https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/ 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypergrowthInvesting?sub_confirmation=1 #hashtags#MetalsMarket #GoldAndSilver #SpaceX #xAI #AIWar #ArtificialIntelligence #SaaS #SaaSMeltdown #AIInfrastructure #KevinWarsh #FederalReserve #InterestRates #MacroInvesting #AIInvesting #StockMarketNews #FutureOfTech #ExponentialGrowth

In this episode of Being Exponential, we break down some of the most important forces shaping markets, money, and power right now — from geopolitics and commodities to AI infrastructure and government spending. We start with the Greenland deal and why it matters far beyond headlines. From critical minerals to energy security, Greenland has become a focal point in the global competition for resources needed to power the AI era. From there, we zoom out to gold, silver, and industrial metals, and explain why they’re moving higher as part of a much bigger trend: structural de-dollarization. As confidence in fiat currencies erodes and global trade shifts, we discuss whether the dollar is slowly losing purchasing power — and what that means for investors. Next, we dive into Nvidia’s role in stabilizing CoreWeave, and what this moment says about the true backbone of the AI economy. Chips, capital, and compute are converging — and Nvidia sits at the center of it all. We also examine government investment in USAR and what it signals about rising defense, infrastructure, and strategic spending priorities as the world enters a more competitive, resource-driven era. This episode connects the dots between geopolitics, AI, commodities, and capital flows — all through the lens of exponential change. 🎧 Subscribe to Being Exponential for weekly insights on markets, technology, and the forces shaping the future. 📍Timestamps📍 02:31 - The Greenland Deal 9:31 - The Metals Complex 14:28 - Cash is Trash 19:34 - Nvidia & Coreweave 28:08 - United States & USAR Visit Our Website: https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/ 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypergrowthInvesting?sub_confirmation=1 #hashtags

What happens when mortgage rates fall, rate locks break, and refinancing surges all at once? In this episode of Altimetry Authority, we break down why a major shift in Federal Reserve policy, potential rate cuts, and a coming refinancing wave could dramatically reshape the U.S. housing and mortgage market — and why one mortgage stock could be set to rocket. More than 54% of U.S. homeowners are locked into mortgage rates below 4%, freezing housing supply. But if interest rates drop another 150–250 basis points, that lock could finally break. At the same time, homeowners stuck with 7% mortgages may rush to refinance, creating a powerful volume surge across the mortgage industry. We explain: Why rate locks are the real reason the housing market is frozen How Fed rate cuts and quantitative easing impact 30-year mortgage rates Why refinancing could explode even before home prices move How Rocket Companies (formerly Rocket Mortgage) is positioned to benefit Why Wall Street may be underpricing Rocket’s earnings and ROA potential How acquisitions like Mr. Cooper and Redfin create vertical integration advantages What Uniform Accounting reveals that GAAP accounting misses If rates fall faster than the market expects, refinancing volume, purchase activity, and mortgage servicing profits could surge — and this stock may not be priced for it. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments — do you agree or disagree with our thesis? 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more deep-dive macro and stock analysis from Altimetry Authority. 0:00 – Why rate locks and refinancing are the key forces in today’s mortgage market 0:58 – The real reason the U.S. housing market is frozen 1:41 – 54% of homeowners locked into mortgage rates below 4% 2:22 – Why falling rates matter most for 7% mortgage holders 2:48 – 50 years of mortgage payment history and what changed after 2020 3:56 – How lower rates could trigger a major refinancing wave 4:21 – Why May could mark a turning point for Fed policy and rates 6:21 – How aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing affect mortgage rates 7:20 – The coming “rate unlock” + refinancing double boom 8:02 – Why Rocket Companies could benefit more than the market expects #MortgageStocks, #InterestRates, #RateCuts, #Refinancing, #RocketCompanies, #RocketMortgage, #HousingMarket, #FedPolicy, #JeromePowell, #MortgageRates, #RealEstateStocks, #FintechStocks, #StockMarketAnalysis, #Investing, #MacroInvesting, #RateLock, #QuantitativeEasing, #UniformAccounting, #altimetryauthority

for our full special report. In this episode of Altimetry Authority, we break down the real economics behind geothermal power, the explosive growth in U.S. electricity demand, and why Ormat Technologies (ORMAT) may not be the pure geothermal growth story investors think it is. While Ormat is the largest geothermal power company in the world, Wall Street analysts are quietly forecasting a collapse in returns — even as the stock surges on clean energy hype. Using Uniform Accounting, we uncover what traditional GAAP numbers hide, dig into Ormat’s executive compensation incentives, and explain why capital is increasingly flowing into commodity battery storage instead of high-return geothermal assets. We also explore: - Why data centers, AI, and hyperscalers are driving an unprecedented surge in power demand - How renewable energy bias is shaping utility purchasing decisions - The difference between true economic returns vs. reported financials - Why incentives matter: “Show me the incentive, and I’ll show you the outcome” 🔥 PLUS: A rapid 3-Minute Drill on Gen Digital (GEN) — formerly Norton LifeLock We analyze whether soaring returns from cybersecurity and identity protection are sustainable or simply a short-lived boom, and why the stock market is far less optimistic than Wall Street analysts. 👍 If you enjoyed this episode, like, subscribe, and drop a comment with: - A stock you want us to cover in a future 3-Minute Drill - Your take on geothermal energy, Ormat, or Gen Digital Episode Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Geothermal Energy, Ormat, and Today’s Agenda 01:00 – Why Ormat Stock Has Surged in 2024–2025 02:00 – Real vs. Reported Returns: What Uniform Accounting Reveals 03:00 – How Geothermal Power Actually Works 05:30 – Data Centers, AI, and Exploding Electricity Demand 06:45 – Why Wall Street Expects Ormat’s Returns to Fall 08:55 – Shift From Geothermal to Battery Storage 10:15 – Why Battery Storage Is a Commodity Business 11:30 – Ormat Investment Conclusion and Key Risks 12:00 – Viewer Mail: 3-Minute Drill on Gen Digital (Norton LifeLock) 12:45 – Gen Digital Real Returns vs. GAAP Accounting 13:45 – Market Expectations vs. Analyst Forecasts for Gen Digital 14:45 – Cybersecurity Demand, Competition, and AI Risk 15:50 – Final Takeaways, Viewer Requests, and Subscribe #AltimetryAuthority, #GeothermalEnergy, #GeothermalStocks, #Ormat, #OrmatTechnologies, #CleanEnergyInvesting, #RenewableEnergy, #EnergyStocks, #PowerDemand, #DataCenters, #AIInfrastructure, #ElectricityDemand, #BatteryStorage, #EnergyTransition, #UniformAccounting, #StockMarketAnalysis, #WallStreet, #InvestorEducation, #EquityResearch, #ValueInvesting, #GrowthStocks, #EnergyInfrastructure, #GenDigital, #NortonLifeLock, #CybersecurityStocks, #TechStocks, #RobSpivey, #JoelLitman

In this episode of Altimetry Authority, the hosts unpack Venezuela’s surprising re-emergence as a major oil player and how the potential removal of sanctions could add meaningful supply back to the market. They explore how this shift could pressure high-cost producers, reshape geopolitics, influence inflation, and re-price winners and losers across the energy ecosystem — from upstream and oilfield services to refiners and integrated majors. The discussion walks through how Uniform Accounting changes the market narrative on players like Valero, Baker Hughes, Suncor, Canadian Natural Resources, and Chevron — and why the market may be missing key profitability dynamics if Venezuelan heavy crude re-enters U.S. refineries. Spoiler: refiners, particularly Valero, could end up among the biggest beneficiaries thanks to advantaged feedstock, crack spreads, and existing heavy crude refining capacity. 👉 For more opportunities tied to this energy dislocation, check out the team’s special report at https://newenergyboom.com If you enjoyed the episode — or have a stock you want analyzed next — leave a comment, like the video, and subscribe for more episodes of Altimetry Authority. Episode Chapters 00:00 – Why Venezuela's Oil Return Matters 01:10 – Production Collapse, Sanctions & Supply Scenarios 03:07 – Inflation, Geopolitics & Macro Implications 04:42 – Winners & Losers Framework 05:50 – Oilfield Services: Baker Hughes, SLB, HAL 07:03 – Upstream Economics & Oil Sands Vulnerability 09:37 – Uniform Accounting on Suncor & CNQ 10:01 – Chevron’s Strategic Positioning 11:41 – Heavy vs. Light Crude & Refining Realities 12:21 – Why Valero Could Be a Major Beneficiary 13:48 – Crack Spreads, Margins & Repricing Hashtags #AltimetryAuthority #EnergyMarkets #OilInvesting #Venezuela #CrudeOil #Refiners #Valero #Chevron #OilSands #BakerHughes #Halliburton #Schlumberger #UniformAccounting #Commodities #MacroInvesting #Inflation #EnergySector #CapitalSpending #JoelLitman #RobSpivey

In this episode of Altimetry Authority, the hosts examine the rapid acceleration of data-center construction and the massive capital spending driving AI and advanced computing. They discuss how hyperscalers are investing hundreds of billions of dollars annually into GPUs, custom chips, and infrastructure, and explore how companies like Nvidia, Broadcom, Alphabet, and AMD fit into the broader AI ecosystem buildout. The conversation also touches on the role of Uniform Accounting in evaluating semiconductor companies and includes a subscriber-requested three-minute drill on AMD, focusing on how accounting differences can affect perceptions of profitability. The episode highlights why the data-center and AI investment cycle remains a key theme shaping the technology and semiconductor landscape. 👉 For additional ideas tied to this massive infrastructure buildout, check out the team’s special report at https://newenergyboom.com If you enjoyed the episode or have a stock you’d like analyzed next, drop a comment, like the video, and subscribe for more episodes of Altimetry Authority. Episode Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 04:15 – Data Center Buildout Accelerates 05:01 – Hyperscaler Capital Spending 05:46 – Chips Powering the AI Ecosystem 06:19 – Accounting vs. Market Expectations 06:46 – Infrastructure Investment Opportunities 07:02 – Subscriber Three-Minute Drill 08:14 – Profitability and Wrap-Up #AltimetryAuthority, #AIInfrastructure, #DataCenters, #Semiconductors, #AIChips, #GPUs, #TPUs, #Hyperscalers, #TechInvesting, #UniformAccounting, #CapitalSpending, #AdvancedComputing, #RobSpivey, #JoelLitman, #robspivey, #joellitman

Kevin Warsh's nomination as Fed Chairman triggered a sharp selloff in gold and silver as the US Dollar strengthened—but gold quickly recovered. What's really happening in precious metals? Meanwhile, France's inflation dropped to just 0.4% (lowest in 5 years). Is Europe heading for deflation? And here's the kicker: While NASDAQ fell 1.43% on Tuesday, our 77-stock portfolio ROSE 1.20%. We break down the high Alpha, low Beta strategy that's beating the market. 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for weekly market insights. Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #StockMarket #Investing #GoldPrice #FedChairman #KevinWarsh #NASDAQ #MarketAnalysis #StockPicks #PreciousMetals #Silver #Gold #TradingStrategies #AlphaStocks #PortfolioManagement #MarketNews #FederalReserve #Inflation #Deflation #ValueInvesting #StockAnalysis #InvestmentStrategy #BeatTheMarket #GrowthStocks #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #MonetaryPolicy #SP500 #Commodities #SmartInvesting #FinancialEducation Navellier & Associates owns Nvidia Corp (NVDA), Palantir Technologies (PLTR), Shopify, Inc. Class A (SHOP), Willdan Group, Inc. (WLDN), Elbit Systems Ltd (ESLT), Cardinal Health, Inc. (CAH), MP Materials Corp Class A (MP), Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc. (AUPH), and Woodward, Inc. (WWD), in managed accounts. A  few accounts hold USA Rare Earth, Inc. Class A (USAR), and PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), per client request. Louis Navellier and his family own Nvidia Corp (NVDA), Palantir Technologies (PLTR), Shopify, Inc. Class A (SHOP), Willdan Group, Inc. (WLDN), Elbit Systems Ltd (ESLT), Cardinal Health, Inc. (CAH), Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc. (AUPH), and Woodward, Inc. (WWD), via a Navellier managed account and Nvidia Corp (NVDA) in a personal account.  They do not own USA Rare Earth, Inc. Class A (USAR), MP Materials Corp Class A (MP), and PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), personally.

Company layoffs are accelerating while the Fed stays silent. Young NYC workers report growing fears about AI replacing their jobs. November's trade data stunned markets: gold exports dropped $6.8B while pharma exports rose $6.7B, causing the trade deficit to explode 94.6% from October. What does this mean for GDP? Gold continues its rally with shortages everywhere—even Costco is sold out. Is $10,000 per ounce realistic? Plus: Howard Lutnick's Mercedes-to-Alabama demand, wild moves in CLS, CVNA & STX, and next week's earnings preview. 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for weekly market insights. Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #Layoffs #Economy #GoldPrice #TradeDeficit #StockMarket #FederalReserve #AIJobs #JobLoss #Recession #GoldShortage #MarketAnalysis #GDP #Inflation #TechLayoffs #FinanceNews #EconomicNews #Investing #GoldInvesting #MarketCrash #StockMarketNews #EarningsSeason #WallStreet #Bloomberg #WSJ #TrumpEconomy #InterestRates #UnemploymentRate #JobMarket #CareerAdvice #WorkerRights #AIReplacement #Automation #CostcoGold #Mercedes #Alabama #Manufacturing #TradeWar #Exports #Imports #DollarCrisis #CurrencyMarket #PreciousMetals #SilverPrice #Commodities #NYSE #NASDAQ #SP500 #DowJones #BearMarket #BullMarket #TradingStrategy #DayTrading #SwingTrading Navellier & Associates owns Celestica Inc. (CLS), Carvana Co. Class A (CVNA), Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), Vertiv Holdings Co. Class A (VRT), AppLovin Corp. Class A (APP), Alphabet (GOOG), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), Bloom Energy Corporation Class A (BE), Costco Corp (COST), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Seagate Technology Holdings PLC (STX), Microsoft Corp (MSFT), and SAP SE Sponsored ADR (SAP), in managed accounts. A few accounts own Pepsi (PEP), Amazon (AMZN), and Tesla (TSLA), per client request only. Navellier does not own Tyson (TYSN), UPS (UPS), Disney Corp (DIS), Broadridge (BR), Eaten (ETN), Fed EX (FDX), Oracle (ORCL), Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM), Toyota (TM ), and UBER (UBER), in Navellier managed accounts. Louis Navellier and his family own Celestica Inc. (CLS), Carvana Co. Class A (CVNA), Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), Vertiv Holdings Co. Class A (VRT), AppLovin Corp. Class A (APP), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), Bloom Energy Corporation Class A (BE),Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Seagate Technology Holdings PLC (STX), Microsoft Corp (MSFT), and SAP SE Sponsored ADR (SAP), via a Navellier Managed account and Amazon.com (AMZN) and Costco (COST), in a personal account.  They do not own Alphabet (GOOG), Tyson (TYSN), UPS (UPS), Disney Corp (DIS), Broadridge (BR), Eaten (ETN), Fed EX (FDX), Oracle (ORCL), Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM), Toyota (TM ), and UBER (UBER),  personally. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Music: Hypnosis by meloddict     / meloddict   License: Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://audiolibrary.com.co/meloddict... Music promoted by Audio Library:      • Melodic, Progressive, Trance No Copyright ...   ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

USA Rare Earth (USAR) just secured a $1.6 BILLION financing deal from the Trump Administration—and we wrote about this stock BEFORE it exploded! In this episode, we break down why USAR is the hottest rare earth play right now, analyze the Fed's latest move, dive into consumer confidence data, and reveal ALL 19 gold stocks Louie is recommending as gold hits new highs. TIMESTAMPS: 0:26 - Why We Called USAR Before Wall Street 1:51 - Value vs Growth: Energy Stocks Rally 3:54 - Fed Meeting: What Investors Should Watch 5:29 - Consumer Confidence Report Breakdown 6:40 - Why Gold Is Soaring Right Now 9:07 - REVEALING: All 19 Gold Stock Recommendations 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for weekly market insights. Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ Navellier & Associates owns USA Rare Earth, Inc. Class A (USAR), Idaho Strategic Resources Inc (IDR), UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH), Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM), Alamos Gold Inc (AGI), Barrick Mining Corporation (B), Compania de Minas Buenaventura SAA Sponsored ADR (BVN), Coeur Mining, Inc. (CDE), Centerra Gold Inc.(CGAU), Caledonia Mining Corporation PLC (CMCL), Eldorado Gold Corporation (EGO), Equinox Gold Corp (EQX), Hecla Mining Company (HL), IAMGOLD Corporation (IAG), New Gold Inc. (NGD), OR Royalties Inc. (OR), Integra Resources Corp (ITRG), Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC), SSR Mining Inc (SSRM), Triple Flag Precious Metals Corp. (TFPM), and Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (WPM), in managed accounts. Louis Navellier and his family own owns Idaho Strategic Resources Inc (IDR), UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH), Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM), Alamos Gold Inc (AGI), Barrick Mining Corporation (B), Compania de Minas Buenaventura SAA Sponsored ADR (BVN), Coeur Mining, Inc. (CDE), Centerra Gold Inc.(CGAU), Caledonia Mining Corporation PLC (CMCL), Eldorado Gold Corporation (EGO), Equinox Gold Corp (EQX), Hecla Mining Company (HL), IAMGOLD Corporation (IAG), New Gold Inc. (NGD), OR Royalties Inc. (OR), Integra Resources Corp (ITRG), Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC), SSR Mining Inc (SSRM), Triple Flag Precious Metals Corp. (TFPM), and Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (WPM), via a Navellier managed account. They do not personally own USA Rare Earth, Inc. Class A (USAR).

Join Crystal and Louie as we break down this week’s biggest stock market moves — from GDP growth and small-cap surges to defense, energy, tech, and industrial earnings. Whether you’re an experienced investor or just starting out, we cover stocks to watch in 2026 and give you insights to make smarter investing decisions. Plus, we’re celebrating 5,000 subscribers with a special giveaway of Louie’s new book, The Sacred Truths of Investing! How to Enter the Giveaway: 1. Subscribe to our channel ✅ 2. Like this video 👍 3. Comment below with your favorite stock Louie has recommended that helped you succeed 💬 4. Fill out the Google Form here:https://forms.gle/aLjrk6JQagujaRSA8 We’ll randomly select 100 winners, with the possibility of giving out more while supplies last. Don’t miss your chance to win Louie’s investing secrets! Video Chapters / Stocks 0:32 – Davos & Geopolitics: Market reactions, global policy, Lutnick & Lagarde2:23 – GDP Growth & Outlook: Q3 revisions, Atlanta Fed forecast, 6% growth discussion3:18 – Small-Cap Stocks: Russell 2000 record highs, outperforming Big Tech4:12 – Defense Stocks: NOC, RTX, BA, GD – earnings preview and key trends7:03– Energy Stocks: XOM, CVX – 52-week highs and future expectations9:30 – Storage / Solid-State Drives: WDC, STX – earnings impact on cloud & AI demand10:39 – Big Tech Earnings: AAPL, META, MSFT, TSLA, ASML, KLAC, TXN – what to watch17:56 – CAT18:34 – Credit Card Stocks: MA, V – 10% interest cap impact 21:07 - GM22:16 – Other Earnings: SBUX – store closures & consumer trends23:07 – Giveaway Announcement 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for weekly market insights. Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #StockMarket #Investing #StockMarketUpdate #EarningsSeason #SmallCaps #Russell2000 #GDPGrowth #MarketRally #DefenseStocks #EnergyStocks #TechStocks #BigTech #Caterpillar #GMStock #GoldPrices #FinancialNews #InvestingTips #WealthBuilding #BookGiveaway #FreeBook #SacredTruthsOfInvesting Navellier & Associates owns Elbit Systems Ltd (ESLT), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Seagate Technology Holdings PLC (STX), Apple Corp (AAPL), Microsoft Corp (MSFT), and Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM), in managed accounts. A few accounts own Meta (META), and Tesla (TSLA), per client request only. Navellier does not own Northrop Grumman Corp. (NOC), Raytheon (RTX), Boeing Corp (BA), General Dynamics (GD), Chevron Corp (CHV), Western Digital (WDC), ASML Holding NV Sponsored ADR (ASML), KLA Corporation (KLAC), Texas Instruments (TXN), Caterpillar (CAT), Mastercard (MA), VISA (V), General Motors (GM), and Starbucks Corp (SBUX), in Navellier managed accounts. Louis Navellier and his family own Elbit Systems Ltd (ESLT), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Seagate Technology Holdings PLC (STX), Apple Corp (AAPL), Microsoft Corp (MSFT), and Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM),via a Navellier Managed account and Apple (AAPL) in a personal account. They do not own Northrop Grumman Corp. (NOC), Raytheon (RTX), Boeing Corp (BA), General Dynamics (GD), Chevron Corp (CHV), Western Digital (WDC), ASML Holding NV Sponsored ADR (ASML), KLA Corporation (KLAC), Texas Instruments (TXN), Caterpillar (CAT), Mastercard (MA), VISA (V), General Motors (GM), Meta (META), Tesla (TSLA), and Starbucks Corp (SBUX), personally. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Music: Hypnosis by meloddict     / meloddict   License: Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://audiolibrary.com.co/meloddict... Music promoted by Audio Library:      • Melodic, Progressive, Trance No Copyright ...   ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Clubs down. Drinks up. Welcome to THE 19TH HOLE — where the real conversation starts after the scorecard is signed. In this episode, the crew recaps a scramble round in Las Vegas and puts their guests in the hot seat with rapid-fire questions that blend golf, business, money, and life. What starts as post-round banter quickly turns into something deeper: how relationships are built on the golf course, why deals get done between shots, and why the fairway might be the most honest boardroom there is. From favorite courses and clubs to risk tolerance, investing preferences, and career philosophy, this episode captures the unfiltered moments you only get once the round is over and the drinks are poured. No scripts. No takes. Just real personalities, real opinions, and the kind of conversations that only happen at the 19th hole. 🍻 TOPICS COVERED: • Why the golf course functions like a boardroom without walls • How business partners actually use golf to make decisions • Stocks vs real estate, cash vs credit, gold vs crypto • Risk-taking, career longevity, and retirement philosophy • Favorite courses, clubs, and playing styles • Scrambles, mulligans, fluffing lies, and golf honesty • Spending money, taking trips, and living with perspective • Hairlines, swings, wedges, and calling each other out 👤 ABOUT THE GUEST: MITCH BRITTEN CEO, Thrive Cannabis • Founder of the largest independently owned cannabis operator in Nevada • Over a decade operating under federal prohibition • Led government affairs efforts around cannabis rescheduling • Built a vertically integrated business without MSO backing PHILLIP PECKMAN CEO, Peckman Capital Corp • Founder and chief executive of Peckman Capital Corp • Active investor across public and private markets • Uses golf as a platform for relationship-driven business development • Focused on long-term value creation and capital allocation 🏌️ ABOUT THE 19TH HOLE: The 19th Hole is where golf meets conversation. Fast-paced, unscripted post-round discussions that mix humor, honesty, and insight — covering business, investing, relationships, and life through the lens of the game. Because the most revealing shots aren’t always taken on the course. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 0:00 – Welcome to the 19th Hole 0:18 – Scramble Golf & Playing as Business Partners 0:49 – Golf as a Boardroom Without Borders 1:27 – Favorite Courses Played 1:49 – Stocks vs Real Estate 1:55 – Driver or Putter 2:00 – Bitcoin: Yes or No 2:04 – Morning vs Afternoon Rounds 2:10 – Walking or Riding 2:21 – Underrated or Overrated Golfer 2:39 – Cash or Credit 2:47 – Risk Taker or Conservative 2:53 – Caddy or Solo 3:02 – Gold vs Crypto 3:26 – Favorite Club in the Bag 3:45 – Retire Early or Work Forever 3:52 – Mulligans, Fluffing Lies & Golf Truth 4:43 – Tiger vs Jack 4:55 – Saving vs Spending 5:36 – Best Business Deals on the Course 6:17 – The Hair Question 7:53 – Swing Analysis & Course Conditions 8:41 – Why Vegas Still Delivers 8:56 – Drinks Up, Round Closed 📱 CONNECT: Instagram: @marketswings LinkedIn: Market Swings with Josh Baylin #the19thhole #golfculture #businessandgolf #marketswings #golfpodcast #realconversations #scramblegolf #investing #lifeandgolf 🔔 NEW EPISODES WEEKLY — SUBSCRIBE

$2.3M in cash. The IRS turned him away. Welcome to the real economics of legal cannabis. In this episode of MARKET SWINGS, host Josh Baylin walks the fairways of Southern Highlands in Las Vegas with Mitch Britten, CEO of Thrive Cannabis, the largest independently owned cannabis company in Nevada. For over a decade, Mitch ran a completely legal business under rules that treated cannabis worse than heroin — unable to deduct basic expenses, locked out of banking, and forced to literally carry millions of dollars in cash to pay taxes. Then came December 18th, 2025 — the day cannabis was reclassified. This episode breaks down what actually changed, why it matters, and how one executive order reshapes the economics of an entire industry. No stock hype. No talking heads. Just the real story — from someone who lived it. 💰 TOPICS COVERED: • Why legal cannabis businesses paid up to 70% effective tax rates • How Section 280E crippled profitability for 40+ years • Why banks wouldn’t touch legal cannabis companies • What cannabis rescheduling really changes (and what it doesn’t) • Where margin expansion actually comes from after reclassification • Why some operators will still fail — even after the rule change • How December 18th became a true market swing 👤 ABOUT THE GUEST: MITCH BRITTEN CEO, Thrive Cannabis • Founder of the largest independently owned cannabis operator in Nevada • Over a decade operating under federal prohibition • Led government affairs efforts around cannabis rescheduling • Built a vertically integrated business without MSO backing 🏌️ ABOUT MARKET SWINGS: Premium conversations on America’s finest golf courses — where the rhythm of the game creates space for real talk about money, policy, business, and life. Hosted by Josh Baylin, Wall Street veteran and MarketWise analyst. Market Swings isn’t about predictions. It’s about inflection points — the moments that divide before and after. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 0:00 – What Is a Market Swing? 1:30 – Paying the IRS With $2.3M in Cash 4:09 – Why Cannabis Was Treated Worse Than Heroin 5:20 – Section 280E & the 70% Tax Reality 8:00 – Schedule 1 vs Schedule 3 Explained 9:24 – December 18th: What Actually Changed 11:34 – The Biggest Shift in Cannabis in 20 Years 13:18 – Why Stocks Moved (and Why That’s Not the Point) 15:02 – Cannabis as Indoor Agriculture 18:07 – What the Industry Looks Like in 5 Years 22:03 – The Real Takeaway From This Market Swing 📱 CONNECT: Instagram: @marketswings LinkedIn: Market Swings with Josh Baylin #marketswings #cannabis #cannabisbusiness #marketcycles #280E #investing #economics #businesspodcast #realstories #golfpodcast 🔔 NEW EPISODES WEEKLY — SUBSCRIBE

Autonomous golf carts, bunker disasters, and big conversations about risk. Josh Baylin is joined by Pete Katkov, Mitch Mammini, and Orlando Quevas for 18 holes of competitive golf and candid dialogue on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, insurance, AI, and what it really means to “shoot your shot” in business. In this episode of MARKET SWINGS, a friendly skins game becomes the backdrop for real-world lessons from three professionals who manage risk for a living. From building a boutique insurance firm after running a nightclub, to carrying forward a family legacy rooted in union pensions, to taking a cold-call swing that turned into a career-defining retirement-plan business—this round is about calculated risk, conviction, and client-first thinking. Along the way, we unpack how scale vs. specialization is reshaping professional services, why AI favors nimble operators over legacy giants, and how golf mirrors markets: momentum matters, mistakes compound, and confidence is everything. Oh—and yes, an autonomous golf cart does drive itself into a bunker. 💰 BUSINESS INSIGHTS IN THIS EPISODE: - Boutique vs. Scale: Why founder-led firms still win in a PE-dominated world - Risk as a Career: Lessons from insurance, wealth management, and entrepreneurship - AI in Practice: How small firms can move faster than “tanker ship” institutions - Shoot Your Shot: How one bold ask created an entire retirement-plan business - Golf = Markets: Momentum, psychology, and decision-making under pressure ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 0:02 – Autopilot Disaster: The Cart vs. The Bunker 0:16 – Meet the Foursome: Risk, Competition, and Clients 3:00 – From Nightclubs to Insurance: Learning Risk the Hard Way 5:16 – What “Boutique” Really Means in Professional Services 6:56 – AI & Insurance: Why Small Firms Move Faster 8:29 – Family Business & Union Roots: Building for Generations 10:10 – Institutional Training vs. Going It Alone 12:14 – Legacy, Responsibility, and Defining Success 13:11 – Building Before AI Was Cool 15:15 – Shooters Shoot: A Career Changed by One Ask 17:40 – Scale Wins: Inside a $1.7 Trillion Recordkeeping Business 19:11 – Entrepreneurship on the Course: Backyard Golf to Real Product 22:23 – Closing Holes, Closing Bets 26:07 – Final Tally, Final Thoughts, and Why Everyone Won 👥 GUESTS: Pete Katkov — Apex Risk Management Mitch Mammini — The Mammini Company Orlando Quevas — Empower | Father-in-law's business: minilinxgolf.com | Promo code: freeride25 🏌️ ABOUT MARKET SWINGS: Hosted by Josh Baylin, Market Swings explores the intersection of golf, risk-taking, entrepreneurship, and high-stakes decision-making—on the course and in the markets. FOLLOW FOR MORE: Instagram: @marketswings LinkedIn: Market Swings with Josh Baylin #marketswings #golfbusiness #entrepreneurship #riskmanagement #financialliteracy #insurance #wealthmanagement #golf #investing #401k #retirement #empower #pension #retirementplanning #businesspodcast

Why do pro golfers take the LIV money? Kevin Kisner explains — and reveals why he tracks NBC ratings like he used to track the OWGR. Josh Baylin walks 18 holes at Sage Valley with Kisner to unpack the new metrics of "keeping score" in professional golf. THE CONVERSATION: In this episode of MARKET SWINGS, PGA Tour winner and NBC analyst Kevin Kisner goes deep on the shift from playing for purses to playing for market share. While chasing (and tying) the Sage Valley course record, Kisner explains the competitive transition from the fairway to the broadcast booth—including why he monitors Nielsen ratings with the same intensity he used for the OWGR. We also discuss the "Business of Giving," detailing the Kisner Foundation’s $5.3 million commitment to pediatric mental health, and why the current volatility in golf media is creating a new era for player leverage. 💰 BUSINESS INSIGHTS IN THIS EPISODE: - The LIV Business Model: Why "he who has the gold makes the rules." - The Media Metric: Why keeping score in the booth is about ratings, not birdies. - Philanthropy at Scale: The strategy behind a $5.3M gift for pediatric care. - Momentum & Risk: Why trading, markets, and golf rely on the same psychology. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 0:00 – Back Nine Begins: The 62 Record in Sight 1:18 – The Business of LIV: Why the money is the right play. 3:30 – Decision Logic: Taking "unpopular" financial paths. 4:11 – Keeping Score with Ratings: My new leaderboard in the booth. 9:38 – Risk Management: Trading vs. Professional Golf. 12:14 – The $5.3M Legacy: Investing in Pediatric Mental Health. 20:00 – Financial Literacy: Does the PGA Tour do enough? 22:23 – Chasing 62: Can we tie the record? 31:01 – Course Record Tied (62): Walk-off confidence at Sage Valley. 📺 Watch Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBBBDW7BzA8 👤 ABOUT KEVIN KISNER: PGA Tour winner and NBC/Golf Channel analyst known for being the most honest—and business-savvy—voice in the game. 🏌️ ABOUT MARKET SWINGS: Hosted by Josh Baylin, Market Swings explores the intersection of elite golf, high-stakes investing, and the business of sports. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more golf business content: https://www.youtube.com/@MarketSwingsOfficial FOLLOW FOR MORE: Instagram: @marketswings LinkedIn: Market Swings with Josh Baylin #livgolf #kevinkisner #pgatour #golfbusiness #sagevalley #marketswings #sportsmedia #investing #nielsenratings

📍 In this episode: 🕒 Timestamps: 👤About Larry Benedict Larry Benedict, a 40-year trading veteran and former billionaire hedge fund manager, delivered a 20-year winning streak to his clients through some of the worst market meltdowns. Now he helps everyday traders profit with hedge fund-level insights, strategies, and trade recommendations. 👤 About Eric Shamilov Eric Shamilov has over a decade of experience in trading and research. He began his career trading commodities for Henry Kaufman’s family office and later became the head trader of a quant-focused macro desk. More recently, he has been trading managed accounts for family offices and working alongside Larry Benedict. He studied at NYU’s Stern School of Business and is a member of the Economic Club of New York. 👤 About Clint Brewer Clint Brewer brings 20 years of investment industry experience. That includes providing research for some of the largest institutions in the world, including Fidelity, Capital Group, and Citadel. He managed more than $2 billion in assets incorporating quantitative, fundamental, and technical disciplines. Clint also holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in finance. 📢 Stay Connected 📢 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.opportunistictrader.com/ #LarryBenedict #OneTickerTrader #Trading #StockMarket #Volatility #FedMoves #Premarket DISCLOSURE Investing always involves the risk of loss. You should never invest more than you are willing to lose. Past results are no guarantee of any future result. Trading With Larry Live is presented by Opportunistic Trader. Opportunistic Trader is a publishing company and the indicators, strategies, reports, articles, and all other features of our products — including these videos — are provided for informational and educational purposes only. For this reason, we operate in accordance with the SEC's “publisher’s exclusion” from certain securities laws. To qualify for this exclusion from securities licensing, we must be a “bona fide” publisher that offers non-individualized investment advice to the general public on a regular basis. Under no circumstances should you construe anything that appears in these videos, in our newsletters and reports, or on our website as personalized investment advice. If you have any questions or want more information about Opportunistic Trader and our policies, you can call our Member Services team Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET at 888-206-3481 or email them at [email protected]

To learn how you can "eavesdrop" on CEOs' phone calls and potentially profit big, RSVP now for the Wall Street Money Calls briefing coming up on February 11: https://signup.opportunistictrader.com/?cid=MKT860776&eid=MKT861109 GET LARRY’S TRADE SETUPS NOW: https://www.getlarrystrades.com 📍 In this episode: 🕒 Timestamps: 👤About Larry Benedict Larry Benedict, a 40-year trading veteran and former billionaire hedge fund manager, delivered a 20-year winning streak to his clients through some of the worst market meltdowns. Now he helps everyday traders profit with hedge fund-level insights, strategies, and trade recommendations. 👤 About Eric Shamilov Eric Shamilov has over a decade of experience in trading and research. He began his career trading commodities for Henry Kaufman’s family office and later became the head trader of a quant-focused macro desk. More recently, he has been trading managed accounts for family offices and working alongside Larry Benedict. He studied at NYU’s Stern School of Business and is a member of the Economic Club of New York. 👤 About Clint Brewer Clint Brewer brings 20 years of investment industry experience. That includes providing research for some of the largest institutions in the world, including Fidelity, Capital Group, and Citadel. He managed more than $2 billion in assets incorporating quantitative, fundamental, and technical disciplines. Clint also holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in finance. 📢 Stay Connected 📢 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.opportunistictrader.com/ #LarryBenedict #OneTickerTrader #Trading #StockMarket #Volatility #FedMoves #Premarket DISCLOSURE Investing always involves the risk of loss. You should never invest more than you are willing to lose. Past results are no guarantee of any future result. Trading With Larry Live is presented by Opportunistic Trader. Opportunistic Trader is a publishing company and the indicators, strategies, reports, articles, and all other features of our products — including these videos — are provided for informational and educational purposes only. For this reason, we operate in accordance with the SEC's “publisher’s exclusion” from certain securities laws. To qualify for this exclusion from securities licensing, we must be a “bona fide” publisher that offers non-individualized investment advice to the general public on a regular basis. Under no circumstances should you construe anything that appears in these videos, in our newsletters and reports, or on our website as personalized investment advice. If you have any questions or want more information about Opportunistic Trader and our policies, you can call our Member Services team Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET at 888-206-3481 or email them at [email protected]

📍 In this episode: 🕒 Timestamps: 👤About Larry Benedict Larry Benedict, a 40-year trading veteran and former billionaire hedge fund manager, delivered a 20-year winning streak to his clients through some of the worst market meltdowns. Now he helps everyday traders profit with hedge fund-level insights, strategies, and trade recommendations. 👤 About Eric Shamilov Eric Shamilov has over a decade of experience in trading and research. He began his career trading commodities for Henry Kaufman’s family office and later became the head trader of a quant-focused macro desk. More recently, he has been trading managed accounts for family offices and working alongside Larry Benedict. He studied at NYU’s Stern School of Business and is a member of the Economic Club of New York. 👤 About Clint Brewer Clint Brewer brings 20 years of investment industry experience. That includes providing research for some of the largest institutions in the world, including Fidelity, Capital Group, and Citadel. He managed more than $2 billion in assets incorporating quantitative, fundamental, and technical disciplines. Clint also holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in finance. 📢 Stay Connected 📢 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.opportunistictrader.com/ #LarryBenedict #OneTickerTrader #Trading #StockMarket #Volatility #FedMoves #Premarket DISCLOSURE Investing always involves the risk of loss. You should never invest more than you are willing to lose. Past results are no guarantee of any future result. Trading With Larry Live is presented by Opportunistic Trader. Opportunistic Trader is a publishing company and the indicators, strategies, reports, articles, and all other features of our products — including these videos — are provided for informational and educational purposes only. For this reason, we operate in accordance with the SEC's “publisher’s exclusion” from certain securities laws. To qualify for this exclusion from securities licensing, we must be a “bona fide” publisher that offers non-individualized investment advice to the general public on a regular basis. Under no circumstances should you construe anything that appears in these videos, in our newsletters and reports, or on our website as personalized investment advice. If you have any questions or want more information about Opportunistic Trader and our policies, you can call our Member Services team Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET at 888-206-3481 or email them at [email protected]

📍 In this episode: 🕒 Timestamps: 👤About Larry Benedict Larry Benedict, a 40-year trading veteran and former billionaire hedge fund manager, delivered a 20-year winning streak to his clients through some of the worst market meltdowns. Now he helps everyday traders profit with hedge fund-level insights, strategies, and trade recommendations. 👤 About Eric Shamilov Eric Shamilov has over a decade of experience in trading and research. He began his career trading commodities for Henry Kaufman’s family office and later became the head trader of a quant-focused macro desk. More recently, he has been trading managed accounts for family offices and working alongside Larry Benedict. He studied at NYU’s Stern School of Business and is a member of the Economic Club of New York. 👤 About Clint Brewer Clint Brewer brings 20 years of investment industry experience. That includes providing research for some of the largest institutions in the world, including Fidelity, Capital Group, and Citadel. He managed more than $2 billion in assets incorporating quantitative, fundamental, and technical disciplines. Clint also holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in finance. 📢 Stay Connected 📢 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.opportunistictrader.com/ #LarryBenedict #OneTickerTrader #Trading #StockMarket #Volatility #FedMoves #Premarket DISCLOSURE Investing always involves the risk of loss. You should never invest more than you are willing to lose. Past results are no guarantee of any future result. Trading With Larry Live is presented by Opportunistic Trader. Opportunistic Trader is a publishing company and the indicators, strategies, reports, articles, and all other features of our products — including these videos — are provided for informational and educational purposes only. For this reason, we operate in accordance with the SEC's “publisher’s exclusion” from certain securities laws. To qualify for this exclusion from securities licensing, we must be a “bona fide” publisher that offers non-individualized investment advice to the general public on a regular basis. Under no circumstances should you construe anything that appears in these videos, in our newsletters and reports, or on our website as personalized investment advice. If you have any questions or want more information about Opportunistic Trader and our policies, you can call our Member Services team Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET at 888-206-3481 or email them at [email protected]