Margin Call Media

We are back at it again and talking about the world of start ups and IPOs. This is an exciting time to be an investor with so many fantastic opportunities available. Don't miss out on the upcoming stocks that could net you massive gains in the coming years!

If 2020 was the year for work from home stocks, 2021 will be the year for renewable energy and cannabis. After seeing profits of almost 30 percent in every sector we've been following, we are feeling confident that there is room for more growth.

On todays podcast we are doing things a little different. We are both remote and going to talk about what would we do with $1,000,000?

Tomorrow is the big day! Will we be seeing a Trump continuation or will Biden be bringing home the W? All we know is that there will be a lot of action in the market and we are prepping for a wild ride!

Is this the end for the bull market? Political turmoil, massive coronavirus numbers and a flip flopped Fed. Is there any hope for the stock market, or are we on the trail for some long term pain?

This is a crazy week in the market with one of the busiest weeks for earnings of the year! Today we are talking cannabis, the NYC housing troubles, impossible foods and the massive amount of earnings calls coming this week!

In an absolute surprise to us, Nokia wins the bid with NASA for establishing a 4G network on the Moon. To be honest, it does kind of make sense that the maker of the toughest phones in the galaxy would be the ones chosen to create a network that can survive the harsh and unrelenting landscape of the lunar surface.

Today we are talking about Tuesday's Apple Event, Black Friday sales, holiday hiring and a looming dark cloud over the real estate market.

Apple seems to be on the forefront of everything in existence. There isn't a day that goes by where there isn't some sort of news or update on them, and this week is no different. The new iPhone is expected to be announced on Tuesday and there is a lot of hype around it. We also are talking about the banking, salary reductions and of course, Covid 19.