Everybody Trades

Everybody Trades

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Everybody Trades episodes

  • Jamal Khashoggi Coverage and Saudi Oil
    Jamal Khashoggi was more than a columnist/journalist, and his adversarial relationship with the Saudi family exposes a great deal. Plus, if the Saudi's didn't sell oil to Americans, what would they do with it?
    16 min
  • Your Holiday Profit Plan
    Step 1: Get your holiday shopping finished early. Step 2: ??? Step 3: Profit! (In all seriousness, you ladies are going to like this take.) Plus, Netflix reports a great quarter; what's the actionable advice?
    15 min
  • Your Holiday Profit Plan
    Step 1: Get your holiday shopping finished early. Step 2: ??? Step 3: Profit! (In all seriousness, you ladies are going to like this take.) Plus, Netflix reports a great quarter; what's the actionable advice?
    15 min
  • Panic Time?
    What the heck is the Phillips Curve? And what's up with this stock market? Why does it seem like good news is bad news?
    17 min
  • Everybody Trades…"Sometimes"
    It is time to admit U.S. Concrete was a horrible mistake and fold the hand. Is Adobe the best #ForgetItMoney company of all? The iPhone’s history shows a perfect roadmap for investing in new technology. Also, what’s up with dental hygienists?
    17 min
  • Retail In an Amazon World
    In a world where everything is supposedly cheaper and easier online, how do traditional, brick-and-mortal retail shops compete? Some local Columbia shops show the way. Also, Pizza Hut is terrible, and you know it!
    18 min
  • All Quiet On The Market Front
    I haven’t made a lot of trades lately, but rest assured, I’m still quite engaged. Might there be a positive wealth effect from Hurricane Florence? (Spoiler alert: Hell no.) And what does a broken window have to do with with gross domestic product (GDP)? Stocks: ULTA, USCR.
    17 min

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John Miller, an independent stock investor and former Chicago pit trader, unravels the mystery of money and wealth for EVERYBODY. Mizzou Journalism, 2005.