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John, Scott and Greg explain why Mr. Market can shrug off bad news and move on. Bombing in Syria? A White House in disarray? Facebook spills your data? The markets don't seem to mind and are bouncing back quickly from anything negative.
Scott breaks down the latest earnings picture on Wall Street and tells you why a move down in the dollar has been good for the S&P. Banks "turned it up to eleven" and delivered the goods with blowout numbers reported from Citibank, JP Morgan, and Goldman Sachs. But what happens if the Fed keeps raising rates, the economy slows, and inflation never shows up? Scott tells you what to own when the markets inevitably change course.
John asks Greg about oil's 8% move last week. Is this a sign that the entire commodities sector could see a massive inflow of capital? Scott reveals one of his favorite niche sectors, and why it's going to be in a sustained phase of hyper-growth that's just getting started.
By Stansberry ResearchJohn, Scott and Greg explain why Mr. Market can shrug off bad news and move on. Bombing in Syria? A White House in disarray? Facebook spills your data? The markets don't seem to mind and are bouncing back quickly from anything negative.
Scott breaks down the latest earnings picture on Wall Street and tells you why a move down in the dollar has been good for the S&P. Banks "turned it up to eleven" and delivered the goods with blowout numbers reported from Citibank, JP Morgan, and Goldman Sachs. But what happens if the Fed keeps raising rates, the economy slows, and inflation never shows up? Scott tells you what to own when the markets inevitably change course.
John asks Greg about oil's 8% move last week. Is this a sign that the entire commodities sector could see a massive inflow of capital? Scott reveals one of his favorite niche sectors, and why it's going to be in a sustained phase of hyper-growth that's just getting started.