Sometimes, when the market's faith is broken, a long-term investment thesis remains intact. In this Stock Advisor Roundtable bonus episode, host Brian Stoffel, Motley Fool co-founder and CEO Tom Gardner, and analyst Asit Sharma discuss ten Stock Advisor recommendations that have declined more than 40% from their highs and rank their attractiveness going forward. The team also weighs in on two big-name acquisition candidates and discusses the future of Bitcoin.

( :51) What type of movement is needed in a stock to really grab Tom's attention?

(2:53) How do investors know the difference between a buying opportunity and a broken investment thesis?

(6:00) How can investors avoid anchoring and other emotional traps?

(9:20) Which beaten down Stock Advisor stocks still have the right stuff for investors?

(59:46) How will Bitcoin perform over the next five years?

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

Host: Brian Stoffel Guests: Tom Gardner, Asit Sharma Producer: Mac Greer Engineer: Rick Engdahl

The Stock Advisor team weighs in on the newest recommendations, the newest rankings, the earnings dance, and the latest news from the Stock Advisor universe.

(0:43) Headlines

Host Brian Stoffel and analysts Andy Cross, Emily Flippen, Kirsten Guerra, and Asit Sharma discuss investing types, uncertainty, earnings, and innovation.

(4:38) Newest recommendations

Emily talks about the dominant e-commerce player in South Korea. Asit talks about a dashing delivery and logistics company.

(11:32) What We Think Now

The team weighs in on five recommendations - a payroll and software company, an observability service, an online dating service, a specialty insurance company, and a data-in-motion platform.

(21:50) Stock Advisor Rankings

Our analysts discuss our updated rankings for November

(32:35) What We're Watching

Emily has her eyes on a potential government shutdown. Asit is watching a global logistics company. Kirsten has IPOs on her mind. And Andy has Nvidia earnings on his radar.

(37:19) Preview of Coming Attractions

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

Host: Brian Stoffel

Guests: Andy Cross, Emily Flippen, Kirsten Guerra, Asit Sharma

Producer: Mac Greer

Engineer: Rick Engdahl

In this Stock Advisor Roundtable bonus episode, host Brian Stoffel and Motley Fool co-founder and CEO Tom Gardner discuss evaluating companies, evaluating leadership, underrated metrics, and a motley array of other topics.

(0:48) What should investors prioritize when investing?

(3:04) How do you balance recommending stocks with knowing that investors have different goals?

(5:45) What's an investing metric you used to care about that you don't care about as much now?

(10:39) What's an undervalued metric?

(19:12) What do we overrate in leadership?

(25:54) How has being CEO of The Motley Fool changed the way you invest?

(30:04) How do you assess the risk of the U.S. limiting AI chips to China?

Host: Brian Stoffel Guests: Tom Gardner, Morgan Housel Producer: Mac Greer Engineer: Rick Engdahl

For the transcript of this episode, click here.

The Stock Advisor team weighs in on the newest recommendations, the newest rankings, and the latest news from the Stock Advisor universe.

(0:40) Headlines

Host Brian Stoffel and analysts Emily Flippen and Asit Sharma discuss strikes, stocks, and bonds.

(3:38) Newest recommendations

Asit talks about a leader in cybersecurity. Emily talks about the Amazon of Latin America.

(12:57) What We Think Now

The team weighs in on five recommendations - a music and podcast platform, an entertainment giant, a couple of software companies, and a gaming engine making a big change at the top.

(33:33) Stock Advisor Rankings

Our analysts discuss our updated rankings for October.

(46:24) What We're Watching

Emily has her eyes on Amazon Prime Day and consumer discretionary spending. Asit is looking for a surprise in S&P 500 aggregate earnings.

(49:14) Preview of Coming Attractions

Host: Brian Stoffel

Guests: Emily Flippen, Asit Sharma

Producer: Mac Greer

Engineer: Rick Engdahl

In this Stock Advisor Roundtable bonus episode, Motley Fool co-founder and CEO Tom Gardner, and Stock Advisor analysts Andy Cross and Asit Sharma dig into the latest Stock Advisor Rankings. The team talks about some unifying traits among the ranked stocks and weighs in our latest recommendation, an e-commerce powerhouse in Latin America. Tom talks about why a company with a multi-trillion dollar market cap is number one in our rankings. Andy discusses a high-end athletic apparel maker. And Asit talks about a cybersecurity company that's branching out.

(0:57) Why do we have Stock Advisor rankings?

(3:46) How should members use Stock Advisor rankings?

(7:58) September rankings

(29:50) How many stocks is too many stocks?

Have a question for Tom? Email us at [email protected]

Host: Brian Stoffel Guests: Tom Gardner, Andy Cross, Asit Sharma Producer: Mac Greer Engineer: Rick Engdahl

The Stock Advisor team weighs in on the latest recommendations, the latest rankings, and the latest news from the Stock Advisor universe.

(0:35) Headlines

Emily Flippen discusses the sector that went from worst to first. Kirsten Guerra talks about the decline in uncertainty and a return to balance. Brian Stoffel weighs in on supply chains, real estate, and post-pandemic dynamics.

(5:07) Newest recommendations

Emily talks about a leader in collaborative software and a three-time recommendation. Kirsten talks about a cloud infrastructure monitoring platform and a first-time recommendation.

(13:53) What We Think Now

The team weighs in on recent developments from a medical networking platform, a video communications company, a work management platform, and a leader in e-signatures.

(29:53) Stock Advisor Rankings

Our analysts discuss updated rankings and talk yoga pants, software, and iPhones.

(43:50) What We're Watching

The team weighs in on declining mobile game revenue and inverted yield curves.

(48:59) Preview of Coming Attractions

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

Host: Brian Stoffel

Guests: Emily Flippen, Kirsten Guerra

Producer: Mac Greer

Engineer: Rick Engdahl

In this Stock Advisor Roundtable bonus episode, Motley Fool co-founder and CEO Tom Gardner answers member questions about market returns, starter stocks, and Roblox. Plus, Tom answers the age-old question: If you had to hire the CEO of a Stock Advisor recommended company to run The Motley Fool, who would you hire? (Tom names five). And Brian and Tom weigh in on a motley array of other topics:

(0:50) Current Market

(2:26) Starter Stocks

(7:04) Good Books

(9:35) Truist and Market Expectations

(12:05) Stocks vs. Bitcoin

(14:45) Motley Perspectives

(19:07) Timing of Recommendations

(23:17) Recession

(27:30) Roblox

(30:22) Stocks Under $10

(31:38) Allocation

(33:24) Trex

(36:55) When to Sell

(37:31) Misconceptions

(37:50) 5 CEOs Tom Trusts to Run The Motley Fool

(38:38) Investing Advice

(39:45) Investing Lessons

(41:08) Leadership

(41:16) Artificial Intelligence

(42:32) Overrated/Underrated Financial Metrics

(43:53) Using Stock Advisor

To get the transcript of this episode, click here.

Have a question for Tom? Email us at [email protected]

Host: Brian Stoffel Guests: Tom Gardner Producer: Mac Greer Engineer: Rick Engdahl

The Stock Advisor team discusses the latest recommendations and much more.

(0:45) Headlines

Host Brian Stoffel and Stock Advisor analysts Emily Flippen and Asit Sharma discuss investors buying on enthusiasm and selling on news, why stock prices may be reacting more to competition than valuation, and a new four-letter word for SAAS investors.

(4:26) Newest recommendations

Asit talks about an energy drink giant with global scale and a new beer business. Emily talks about a data cloud company with strong growth prospects but stiff competition

(11:17) What We Think Now

The team weighs in on earnings news from Stock Advisor recommendations in integrated circuit manufacturing, solar panels, payroll software, and digital payment.

(25:37) Stock Advisor Rankings

Our analysts discuss some movers and shakers in our August rankings.

(38:54) Preview of Coming Attractions

New recs and an Ask Tom Anything bonus episode

Host: Brian Stoffel Guests: Emily Flippen, Asit Sharma Producer: Mac Greer Engineer: Rick Engdahl

In this Stock Advisor Roundtable bonus episode, Motley Fool co-founder and CEO Tom Gardner and Motley Fool Chief Investment Officer and analyst Andy Cross talk optimism, investing, and a motley array of other topics:

(0:55) The Fed and interest rates

(4:09) Headline for 2023 mid-year

(7:55) Valuations

(12:12) Mistakes

(19:07) Excitement

(25:03) Worries

(30:23) Artificial intelligence

(32:50) Tesla

(33:39) Nvidia

(34:07) Off-the-radar stories

(34:54) Short-leash stocks

(35:59) Worry-free stocks

To get the transcript of this episode, click here.

Have a question for Tom? Email us at [email protected]

Host: Brian Stoffel Guests: Tom Gardner, Andy Cross Producer: Mac Greer Engineer: Rick Engdahl

The Stock Advisor team weighs in on the latest recommendations, the latest rankings, and the latest developments in the Stock Advisor universe.

(0:39) Headlines

Asit Sharma discusses the Nasdaq's rebalancing act. Emily Flippen discusses the underappreciated market run-up. And Brian Stoffel talks Meta, Threads, and optionality.

(5:47) Newest Recommendations

Emily talks about a micro inverter manufacturer generating some new electricity. Asit talks about an underappreciated bank stock.

(13:29) What We Think Now

The team weighs in on four previous recommendations and talks coffee, cybersecurity, clothing, and cloud-based e-signature companies.

(25:56) Stock Advisor Rankings

Asit and Emily share the updated Stock Advisor rankings, which include an e-commerce platform, an online game platform, and a medical device maker.

(36:45) Preview of Coming Attractions

Brian previews Rule Breakers recs, Everlasting recs, and What We Think Now's earnings updates.

To get the transcript of this episode and see the original video taping in Motley Fool Live, click here!

Host: Brian Stoffel

Guests: Emily Flippen, Asit Sharma

Producer: Mac Greer

Engineer: Rick Engdahl