Join Nate and Mike as they discuss the Elon Musk’s buyout of Twitter, producer Tom’s stock portfolio, which includes several never before talked about stocks, and a tasty discussion about salty snacks. Who’s the better brand spokesperson based on money earned, William Shatner with Priceline or Michael Jordan and Nike? Some buy, sell, hold and more on this weeks episode!

Mike has too much coffee (SBUX) and rattles off historical data for the S&P 500. Nate drops more of his stock wisdom. We talk FedEx, Docusign, Bitcoin and so much more.

Nate and Mike as they discuss weather they are beating the market, a formula you can use to track your performance vs the broad market, what they’ve been buying, a deep dive into Vanguards technology etf, and some words of wisdom from the late great Jack Bogle. Tune in for all this and more!

Nate and Mike review stocks that have been hit hard in 2022, tons of bargains out there and the boys review them all. If you want a good entry point into stocks, this is a must listen.

We discuss the potential of Elon Musk purchasing Twitter. Does the disastrous quarter for Netflix give the perfect buying opportunity? Listener mail and a game of “buy, sell and hold.” This is a can’t miss episode.

Mike is realistic that he is not the best growth/speculative stock picker, so he discusses his way to have exposure to those stocks. Nate and Mike dive deep into Cathie Woods ARKK ETF. The boys review Tesla, Zoom, Teladoc, Square, Roku and much more. Star Trek and Blues Brothers are used as perfect analogies for the market. A must listen.

Join Nate and Mike as they discuss the recent Amazon ($AMZN) stock spilt, what stock splits are and why companies may split their stock. Nate goes over what could be a nice 10 stock portfolio that could rival the return of most broad indexes, and of course Mike gives his thoughts. Sectors include communications, consumer staples, discretionary, financial, healthcare, industrials, materials, real estate, technology, and utilities. All this and more!

Mike explains his new found love of “dollar cost averaging,” ETF’s. Mike talks about $VFH, $VIG, $VHT. Nate covers the rise and fall of the behemoth $GE. We talk Cisco, Disney, Splunk and cybersecurity. Nate uncovers a story of someone who bought Apple two decades ago.

Join Nate and Mike as they discuss all things related to the Dow Jones Industrial Average. With the recent announcement of Google’s ($GOOGL) 20/1 stock split could it be added to the Dow? If so, what stock could it replace? Nate abs Mike weigh in with their top 3 choices. This leads to stock talk about how the Dow has been performing and what other stocks could be added or removed from the Dow. Stocks included are consumer brands Nike ($NKE), Home Depot ($HD), Coca Cola ($KO), McDonald’s ($MCD), and WalMart ($WMT). Technology stocks Apple $(AAPL), Cisco $(CSCO), Microsoft ($MSFT), and a surprise stock. Plenty of Healthcare talk, and a couple Vanguard ETF’s that are well diversified. Most importantly, who owns the most Dow stocks, Nate or Mike? All this and more!

Mike details what to do with market volatility. The boys then break down PayPal’s recent disastrous quarter. Is PayPal now a buying opportunity or is the sell off legit? An epic “buy, sell, hold,” with CEOs. Mike and Nate also discuss Nvidia, Netflix, PayPal, and Spotify. Finally a comparison of how Apple and Spotify pay their artists.