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  • Back To The Movies

    Today, Charlie discusses AMC theaters reopening, the meaning of China’s July economics statistics, American airlines cancelling routes and a bad day for Baidu.

    Topics discussed:

    1. AMC stock jumped after it announced it is reopening its theaters.
  • China’s industrial sector is booming, but low consumer spending means global recovery might be slow.
  • American Airlines is cancelling 30 routes, and Baidu reported bad earnings and was struck by scandal.
  • Links mentioned in this episode:

    • http://invstr.com/back-to-the-movies
  • http://invstr.com/is-china-back
  • http://invstr.com/14-august-watchlist-2
  • 5 min
  • The Buffett Indicator

    Today, Charlie discusses more challenges for Lyft, why the Buffett indicator shows a crash may be coming, a challenge for Apple in China and disappointing earnings from Cisco.

    Topics discussed:

    1. Lyft lost more than $200 million dollars last quarter, and although rides are up, legal challenges in California cause the company to suspend business in the state.
  • Warren Buffett’s favorite stock market crash indicator is flashing.
  • Apple may not be allowed to have China’s number 1 app on the app store which could lead to terrible consequences, and Cisco has not been able to capitalize on the pandemic the way many other tech companies have.
  • Links mentioned in this episode:

    www.invstr.com/more-falls-for-lyft?
    www.invstr.com/the-buffett-indicator

    • invstr.com/13-august-watchlist-2
    4 min
  • What’s 1374 Divided by 5?

    Today, Charlie discusses a Tesla stock split, what the Kamala Harris selection means, SoftBank’s recovery and a big deal for Moderna.

    Topics discussed:

    1. Tesla announced a five-for-one stock split that makes its shares available to a wider pool of investors.
  • U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden announced that Kamala Harris would be his running mate.
  • SoftBank reported a good quarter after a terrible previous four quarters, and Moderna announced a deal with the U.S. government for 100 million COVID-19 vaccines.
  • Links mentioned in this episode:

    www.invstr.com/tesla-stock-split
    www.invstr.com/kamaloss-for-the-left-wing

    • invstr.com/12-august-watchlist-2
    5 min
  • Ride-Hail Storm

    Today, Charlie discusses challenges for Lyft and Uber, how the lira’s struggles could hurt the Euro, Marriott’s hopeful future and a terrible day Kodak.

    Topics discussed:

    1. California court rules that Uber and Lyft should classify drivers as employees and not independent contractors
  • The lira has been in decline, and investors worry about what that could mean for European economies and the euro
  • Marriott’s stock rises despite a terrible earnings report, and Kodak’s stock loses a quarter of its value in one day.
  • Links mentioned in this episode:

    www.invstr.com/ride-hail-storm
    www.invstr.com/trouble-for-the-euro

    • invstr.com/11-august-watchlist-2
    4 min
  • Simon Says

    Today, Charlie discusses how Amazon is literally taking over department stores, the most recent U.S. reports, and DraftKings' and Caribbean Cruises' recent struggles.

    Topics discussed:

    1. Amazon and Simon Property Group are working on a deal to replace department stores with Amazon distribution centers.
  • The U.S. unemployment rate decreased, but long term unemployment increased.
  • DraftKings struggled last quarter but is hoping for football season to happen and boost revenue. Caribbean cruises has announced it is suspending all cruises until November.
  • Links mentioned in this episode:

    • invstr.com/jobs-report-friday
  • invstr.com/simon-says-amazon-is-in
  • invstr.com/10-august-watchlist-2
  • 5 min

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A bite-sized finance and investing podcast to help you become a better investor. The biggest stories of the day, told in 3 minutes. Perfect for on the go or on the couch.