Motley Fool Money is a daily podcast for stock investors. Weekday episodes offer a long-term perspective on business news with The Motley Fool's investment analysts. Weekend shows are a mix of investing classes and longer-form interviews. The show is hosted by Dylan Lewis, Ricky Mulvey, and Mary Long.
The episode covers a global IT outage caused by CrowdStrike's update, the impact of tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, business insights from companies like Spotify and UPS, investment recommendations for NVIDIA, and recent developments in Southwest Airlines, Coupang, and Twilio.
This episode covers topics such as Chipotle's strong earnings, Southwest Airlines' revenue challenges, understanding accounting metrics, and profitability and cash flow metrics. It provides insights into the strategies and financial performance of these companies.
Alphabet's failed acquisition of Wiz, Google Cloud's focus on AI-infused services, Waymo's leadership in self-driving technology, Tesla's plans for a supercomputer and humanoid robots, and Boston Omaha's asset management challenges and improved investor communication are the key topics discussed in this episode.
The episode covers topics such as existing home sales, UPS challenges, investment potential of Spotify, insights on investing idioms, and animal-related terms used in Wall Street. It discusses the slow housing market, shifting from a seller's to a buyer's market, low mortgage rates limiting housing supply, and challenges faced by UPS. The investment potential of Spotify is analyzed, including its financial performance and ability to generate cash flow. Investing idioms like 'catch a falling knife' and 'buy the rumor, sell the news' are explained. Animal-related terms used in Wall Street, such as hawks, doves, whales, wolves, lame ducks, and pigs, are also discussed.
The episode covers the largest worldwide IT outage caused by a bad software update from CrowdStrike, challenges faced by CrowdStrike in repairing relationships, the role of insurance companies in risk pooling, and factors affecting insurance costs in Florida.
The episode covers the author's experience in trying to make money in cryptocurrency, the rise and fall of Iron Finance and its impact on the crypto market, learning from mistakes and unfair advantages in the industry, prioritizing mental well-being over financial success, and comparing market corrections in different sectors.
The market has experienced turmoil and rotation beneath the surface, leading to concerns about underperformance. Small caps have shown strong performance compared to large caps, emphasizing the importance of diversification. Factor-based analysis can be crucial for investment decisions. Momentum is more of a concept than a factor, indicating that stocks performing well continue to do well without specifying the fundamentals behind it. Inflation is impacting consumer sentiment and small businesses, leading to increased prices for consumers. The speaker expects more inflation volatility in the future, signaling a shift towards a 'temperamental era' with higher inflation volatility compared to the previous 'Great Moderation' era.
This episode covers topics such as the small cap rally, cybersecurity risks, market pullback, cybersecurity concerns, earnings reports, leadership changes, Cava's value proposition and growth challenges, Cava's digital transformation and personalization, Prime Day sales, and tech companies.
This episode covers Bank of America's performance, the impact of rate cuts and credit card delinquencies, commercial real estate and bond ETFs, as well as the benefits of bond ETFs and investing in fixed income.
Alphabet is considering acquiring cybersecurity startup Wiz for $23 billion. Retirement planning principles and managing taxes were discussed. Leadership changes at Five Below. Understanding financial ratios.