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After two awful crashes in a handful of months, Boeing's most popular airplane is grounded. This is a story I know well, having personally toured the amazing Boeing facility in Seattle just a couple years ago.
Today I talk about why there's too much risk surrounding the stock right now. But if you want to invest in the space… I tell you what to buy instead.
A listener sets me up for a rant by asking about the college admissions scandal. While I do go on a bit of a rant, "Operation Varsity Blues" really shouldn't surprise anyone. And once I get started, I share my opinion on some other screwed up topics… all for your listening pleasure.
I'm getting a lot of great feedback for our last Wall Street Unplugged guest, former U.S. Memory Champion, Chester Santos. If you haven't already listened to the interview, you don't want to miss it.
Keep your questions and suggestions coming as we continue to build our amazing listener network.
I've met some amazing people in 20 years of doing something I love. A longtime listener asks how I keep such a powerful network of contacts. The key is something you may not expect...
I've been talking about growing my company, and this has led some folks to worry that we'll take on too many subscribers… that it might become difficult to get into our recommendations. I explain why that will never be a problem.
And there's no such thing as a perfect exit strategy, but you've got to have an exit plan in place to manage risk. I answer a great question on hard stops and trailing stops… and how I decide which one to use.
------------ P.S. It's not too late to invest in our digital security, Curzio Equity Owners… But if you're interested, please act fast. We've now opened it up to outside investors, including large funds. And as soon as we hit our hard cap, the offering will close. Learn more here.
Options trading is a great way to limit risk while juicing your returns… if you know how to time it right. I kick off today's episode by discussing the pros and cons of this investment strategy. (By the way, Mike Alkin's amazing Moneyflow Trader service puts these theories into practice.)
Cryptocurrencies remain in a bear market... But today I explain why I'm optimistic about the price of Bitcoin over the next year.
As first quarter earnings season comes to an end, one listener wonders whether to focus on a company's quarterly or annual numbers. I explain why I focus on the longer term... and how you can use earnings season to your advantage.
We all have to cut our losses from time to time, even when we believe strongly in a stock. I answer a great question on revisiting past investments... and how I go about taking a fresh view on an old position.
When you turn on any financial news program, you're likely to see some interview or opinion from a hedge fund manager. Some are more public than others when it comes to talking about their ideas...
Today I answer a question on who my top five hedge fund managers are... and why I respect them as investors.
I've been pounding the table lately on why I believe digital securities are going to give investors tremendous opportunity over the next several years. Listen as I answer a question about Overstock.com's exposure to this sector, and why I believe this company has incredible potential.
Speaking of digital securities… We're closing in on the soft cap for our Curzio Equity Owners security token offering.
If you want to invest at the special Curzio insiders-only discount, you only have one week left! Listen in for the latest on our offering… And again, thank you to all who have already invested and put your faith in me and my growing company.
P.S. It's not too late to own an equity stake in Curzio Research as we expand into one of the largest investor newsletter publishers in the country.
If you're an accredited investor, click here to watch my short presentation on the benefits for Curzio Equity Owners (CEO) token holders… and how you can grab your exclusive insider discount.
If you had the opportunity to spend $3 billion and get back $25 billion over time…
Would you do it?
Turns out, there are a select few New Yorkers who think it's a terrible idea.
Today I discuss the news that Amazon will no longer build its HQ2 in New York… and what this says about our current political scene.
In 2017, J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Bitcoin was a fraud…
But this week, J.P. Morgan announced it's creating its very own cryptocurrency. This is just another example of how blockchain technology is disrupting the financial industry like never before.
And…
It's official! We've launched our industry's first digital security, the Curzio Equity Owners token (CEO). I've been working on this for months… and investor response has been fantastic. I tell you all about it on today's show.
There's always volatility during earnings season. One sector in particular is grabbing my attention…
Oil.
On today's episode, I explain what investors need to watch for as the oil industry faces headwinds.
My contrarian streak for Super Bowl predictions continues to impress… I've gotten it wrong nine out of the last 10 years. On today's podcast you can find out what I really think about the most boring Super Bowl ever.
And more importantly… I explain how understanding the Patriots' head coach can make you a better investor.
It's official! Next week, Curzio Research is launching our industry's first-ever digital security, the Curzio Equity Owners (CEO) token. I answer a couple great questions on how to invest in the deal… the discounts I'm offering to you, my best and most loyal followers… and how I plan to build this company into one of the biggest financial publishers in the U.S.
On today's show, I tackle an old nemesis.
Yes, I was wrong about this company in a past recommendation. But after its first solid quarter in two years, I'm ready to talk about this name… why I think the stock has bottomed… and its latest bold move to shake things up.
Speaking of "shaking things up"... I believe digital securities will have a revolutionary impact just like the internet. And we're launching our own digital security Curzio Equity Owners (CEO) in less than two weeks.
I explain how accredited investors can participate in the growth of my company by having an equity stake. And if you're not accredited, I break down how you'll also be able to own this security in the next 12 months.
Even if you're not interested in investing in CEO, it's worth your time to get familiar with digital securities… They're the perfect disruptor for financial markets.
Once a year I go out on a limb for all you sports fans and give you my prediction for the Super Bowl. Regular listeners know I'm the biggest contrarian indicator when it comes to picking the winner of this game…
And you'll be blown away by this year's prediction
On today's podcast, I break down this week's game-changing deal between blockchain giant IBM and the compliance platform Securitize. These two companies plan on "tokenizing" the $82 trillion corporate debt market.
Tokenization is simply converting rights—or a percentage of an asset—into a digital token. This token can then be traded among individual investors.
In other words, investors will now be able to own a stake in illiquid assets like commercial real estate, a famous painting, or a Michael Jordan rookie card… all through a digital token. These tokens will trade on digital exchanges (similar to how stocks trade on E-Trade) where they can be bought and sold.
I also have exciting information on our Curzio Equity Owners digital security offering—including how qualified investors can participate in this deal, which we plan to launch in just a few weeks.
Lastly, I talk about the best way to play the rebound in defense stocks… and break down the recent blockbuster earnings report from IBM.
I just got back from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. It was another great display of tech trends as over 4,500 companies presented the newest gadgets and technologies launching in 2019.
I break down everything I saw at this year's show… And while I came back with plenty of new ideas, there are three trends—and several companies—I'd definitely stay clear of.
Netflix reported earnings yesterday, giving awful guidance going forward. Earlier in the day I tweeted about why I wouldn't be buying shares… On today's podcast, I share the latest numbers and explain why Netflix is a dangerous company to own at these levels.
I'll be speaking at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC) over the weekend. If you're in attendance, make sure you come say hello. I love meeting listeners.
My presentation will be about our digital security offering, Curzio Equity Owners (CEO). We're just a few weeks away from launch… and in today's episode, I'll share the details on how you can participate in the growth of Curzio Research and own equity in my business.
I also explain why digital securities will be a trillion-dollar industry soon, disrupting numerous industries, including investment banking, brokers, royalty companies, real estate, and the major stock exchanges.
I just got back from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. It was another great display of tech trends as over 4,500 companies presented the newest gadgets and technologies launching in 2019.
I break down everything I saw at this year's show… And while I came back with plenty of new ideas, there are three trends—and several companies—I'd definitely stay clear of.
Netflix reported earnings yesterday, giving awful guidance going forward. Earlier in the day I tweeted about why I wouldn't be buying shares… On today's podcast, I share the latest numbers and explain why Netflix is a dangerous company to own at these levels.
I'll be speaking at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC) over the weekend. If you're in attendance, make sure you come say hello. I love meeting subscribers.
My presentation will be about our digital security offering, Curzio Equity Owners (CEO). We're just a few weeks away from launch… and in today's episode, I'll share the details on how you can participate in the growth of Curzio Research and own equity in my business.
I also explain why digital securities will be a trillion-dollar industry soon, disrupting numerous industries, including investment banking, brokers, royalty companies, real estate, and the major stock exchanges.
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