Stansberry Investor Hour

In our last podcast of 2019, Dan Ferris quickly recaps what a year it’s been from a 27% gain for the stock market to $12 trillion negative interest-yielding bonds in the world, to the third-ever impeachment of a U.S. President. Listen now!

In this week’s podcast, Extreme Value editor Dan Ferris responds to what he calls an extreme moment… after one analyst made news for proclaiming there’s “no risk in stocks right now.” Our guest Dan Rasmussen, founder of Verdad Capital, is a recent Forbes “30 Under 30,” and shares warnings on the market that go far deeper than this bull market’s age, and even the market’s growing valuations. Listen now!

This week’s podcast is bananas... $120,000 bananas to be precise! Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses why $120,000 bananas are a top market indicator, and how they relate to an insane bond bubble. Also, why reality may not catch up to investors and markets for a long while. Dan also shares why the biggest beneficiaries of the Melt Up could also flatline even as the good times roll on. Listen now!

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris hosts a “trader’s roundtable” on the podcast to discuss what 2020 could bring for investors. Dan reflects on the state of the stock market at the end of 2019, and puts the market’s valuation in historical perspective. He shares what 2019 has in common with 1929. Our roundtable reveals specific opportunities they see in sectors from healthcare to homebuilders. Listen now!

On this week’s podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris unpacks share repurchases and investing legend and business genius Henry Singleton who put it on the map. Dan shares the two things Singleton did to secure his reputation as a bona fide business genius. Dan also chats about Uber losing its license to operate in London (again), the biggest luxury goods company acquisition of all time, and the shady side of discount brokerage giant Schwab’s acquisition of its rival, TD Ameritrade. Listen now!

This week, Crypto Capital Editor Eric Wade stops by the podcast to chat about his recent seminar with former Congressman Ron Paul about the future of money. Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris asks Wade about the future of cryptocurrencies, and what increased government scrutiny means for the sector. Listen now!

On this week’s podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris unpacks KKR’s bid to buy Walgreens in what would be the biggest leveraged buyout in history. He discusses how private equity deals caps a pattern investors haven’t really seen since 2008. He also shares a recent life event that had him thinking about how one should live, and shares wise words from tech entrepreneur Paul Graham. Listen now!

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris chats with author Michael Covel. He shares five questions investors should answer before acting on a possible trend. Covel also shares the story of one trader who averaged 66% returns for decades

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris looks back on his predictions and observations since taking the reins of the Investor Hour podcast a year ago. From the continued Melt Up, to the rash of IPOs, and continuing dominance of FAANG stocks, there’s a lot to unpack. Dan discusses Alphabet’s eye-popping growth, and why investors took a bite out of Beyond Meat’s share price… despite the company’s first-ever reported profit

WeWork drama is on full display. From ultimatums coming from SoftBank to founder Adam Neumann’s multi-billion golden parachutes, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris unpacks it all in this week’s podcast. Our guest, Jason Goepfert stops by the pod to share his unique analysis that puts other investors’ emotions to work for you.

In this week’s episode, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris chats with Mark Dow, former economist at the Treasury Department and the IMF. Dow sheds light on what’s happening with the global economy, and what massive levels of debt really means moving forward. He also shares his forecast for gold and other precious metals over the next few months.

We’re live from the bright lights of Las Vegas for this week’s Investor Hour podcast! Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses what he calls the biggest bubble in history… and why it’s bigger than the tech or housing bubble.

An update this week to the Investor Hour podcast! Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris jumps right into his interview with David Levine, Founder of Odin River about what Levine calls “the most important social media company in the world.” (Hint, it’s not Facebook.) Levine also shares his many chats with his former professor, now Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren about moral hazard and financial risk.

In this week’s episode, Joel Litman, CEO of Valens Research stops by the podcast to share how his firm uniquely cuts through Wall Street’s spin to tell if companies are lying. This is the guy Wall Street doesn't want you to know about. Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris reveals how listeners can get into next month’s sold-out Stansberry Investment Conference in Las Vegas at a massive discount! Then Dan answers your questions from the mail bag.  For Joel's mind blowing work with Altimetry click here  Don't miss a second of the sold out Stansberry Vegas Conference click here For Dan's latest work in Extreme Value click here 

In the latest Investor Hour Podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses what a golden age of investing will look like, and why bargains will become more common for people who know where to look. Our guest, Nitin Sacheti, Founder of Papyrus Capital goes in depth with his secret to profit from companies’ impeding collapses.   2019 Stansberry Vegas Conference Streaming Discount, click here. To follow Dan’s most recent work at Extreme Value, click here. To check out Nitin’s work on downside protection, click here.  

WeWork is in the news with preparations for its IPO, and Dan targets his weekly rant on the company’s mission you’ll never be able to deduce from its IPO filings. With its mission statements reading like mantras – “elevate the world’s consciousness, community company committed to maximum global impact,” Dan gets to the really damning statistic buried deep in the filing – “the bigger they get, the bigger their losses get. This thing ain’t working.” Dan then gets to the bubble in late-stage private financing, vulture capitalist Martin Shkreli’s latest antics, AT&T’s huge move, and the similarities between stocks today and stocks in 2018 right before the 20% plunge.

In this episode of the Investor Hour Podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris rants about a company about to go public that calls itself “the Facebook of fitness,” but burns through cash like Amazon. Cullen Roche, Founder of Orcam Financial Group stops by to discuss what rising interest rates mean for bond portfolios, and why the stock market is so risky today.             To follow Dan’s most recent work at Extreme Value, click here. To check out Cullen’s work, click here.

In this week’s Investor Hour Podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses three different land mines for investors… Elon Musk, Beyond Meat’s latest bounce, and a looming reckoning in the bond market. Our special guest, Marty Fridson shares a dire warning about the next shoe to drop in the bond market.

On the heels of a new report warning GE is a bigger fraud than Enron, to the latest unjustifiable IPO of a flashy tech star, to the testing of autonomous vehicles, there’s a lot to unpack this week. Dan then gets to this week’s special guest, John Doody. John Doody brings a unique perspective to gold stock analysis. With a BA in Economics from Columbia, an MBA in Finance from Boston University, where he also did his PhD-Economics course work, he became interested in gold due to an innate distrust of politicians and concern over their habit of debasing the currency via inflationary economic policies. 

In this week’s podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses the schizophrenic market behavior… and how to invest for negative interest rates. Our guest, Tobias Carlisle of Acquirers Funds chats about his extremely lucrative value investing practices, and how it comes down to largely one metric.