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For this episode, we chatted to the legendary Jana Haines, the Chief Strategy Officer at ARK Invest.

Cathie Wood's right-hand woman gave us a great insight into the world of finance and investing from her years of experience on Wall Street. A standout from the interview is Jana's attitude towards risk and how it's vital for not only financial success, but also for a thriving career.

Jana also shares:

• Her thoughts on the crypto market and the rise of the retail investor,

• How we can make investing seem more appealing as a career choice for women,

• If ESG investing is a worthwhile investing strategy or a marketing ploy,

• And advice for young investors starting their journey.

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Join the Stock Club team on Wednesday, November 23rd for their first-ever live podcast event!

Emmet, Anne Marie, Rory, and Mike are hosting this exciting event to discuss: Beating the Market in 2023.

Grab your tickets before they're all gone, limited to just 100.

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Tune in to hear Emmet explain something that has dominated the financial headlines this week — the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX. What exactly does this mean for the crypto market?

Plus:

• We're also breaking down earnings from America’s big retailers,
• Emmet discusses his favorite financial metric for investors to track,
• Elevator pitches are back — Anne Marie and Emmet are giving you one each!

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Join the Stock Club team on Wednesday, November 23rd for their first-ever live podcast event!

Emmet, Anne Marie, Rory, and Mike are hosting this exciting event to discuss: Beating the Market in 2023.

Grab your tickets before they're all gone, limited to just 100.

Visit Eventbrite to purchase your ticket here.

After publishing a mixed bag for earnings, we discuss Lyft's report and compare it to the stellar results its rival Uber just released. We also go through the department of labor's latest proposal and decide if it will make it harder for companies to treat workers as independent contractors and state the possible implications of it for companies like Uber and Lyft.c

In this episode, we also discuss:

• The circus that is Twitter right now and Elon Musk's latest shenanigans,
• Whether people are prioritizing their Netflix subscriptions over food.

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Join the Stock Club team on Wednesday, November 23rd for their first-ever live podcast event!

Emmet, Anne Marie, Rory, and Mike are hosting this exciting event to discuss: Beating the Market in 2023.

Grab your tickets before they're all gone, limited to just 100.

Visit Eventbrite to purchase your ticket here.

Now back to this week's episode!

Emmet interviews Brett Winton, who has the enviable title of Chief Futurist at Ark Invest.

In this episode, Emmet and Brett discuss the future and what it might hold for technological innovation. Emmet also managed to get Brett's 5 top stock picks.

During the interview, Brett also explains:

• What technologies will define the next 50 years,
• When will AI out-invest humans,
• The role of cryptocurrency and digital ownership,
• And lots more.

MyWallSt operates a full disclosure policy. MyWallSt staff may hold long positions in some of the companies mentioned in this podcast.

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Social media as we know it is dying. With advertising revenues declining as rapidly as company valuations, it's clear that we're about to enter into a new era of how social media companies operate.

In this social media special of the Stock Club podcast, listen in as we discuss the reasons why advertisers are pulling their spend from traditional digital channels, as well as what the metaverse might really mean for Facebook and the impact that Elon Musk will have on Twitter.

In this episode, we also discuss:

• How the boring world of HR stocks could actually be a profitable one for investors.
• And Anne Marie pitches Warner Music Group — a company she likes so much that she's given it a green light!

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After a terrible year on the market so far, Netflix surprised everyone this week — including itself — when it added more than double the number of new subscribers in the last quarter than it had expected.

Now, with more big changes coming in the form of a new advertising tier and a crackdown on password sharing, is Netflix entering its second act?

In this episode, we also discuss:

• Why the former Nikola Motors CEO was found guilty of fraud
• 3 key insights from the master investor, Bill Mann
• And Mike pitches us an up-and-coming payment platform from Latin America —dLocal.

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As online gambling become legal in more states across the U.S., there are rumours abound that Disney-owned ESPN is set to ink a big deal with DraftKings. What would this deal look like exactly, and how big of a boost would it give both companies?

In this episode, we also discuss:

• Why chipmakers like AMD and Nvidia are in for more trouble with new export restrictions against China.
• The biggest thing investors need to keep an eye out for this holiday season — excess inventory.
• And Mike pitches us the latest cybersecurity company on his watchlist — Palo Alto Networks.

MyWallSt operates a full disclosure policy. MyWallSt staff may hold long positions in some of the companies mentioned in this podcast.

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At the start of COVID-19, the cruise-liner industry was one of the hardest hit as travel ground to a halt and ships were berthed.

But even though the travel industry has recovered well post-pandemic, companies like Carnival Cruise Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Royal Caribbean Cruises now all find themselves in new difficulties that may pave the way toward bankruptcy.

In this episode, we also discuss:

• Why worries over Tesla’s delivery troubles are missing the bigger picture.
• What Emmet thinks of Netflix's move towards an ad-supported tier.
• And Anne Marie pitches Hostess Brands — the makers of the infamous Twinkie.

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This week, to celebrate our very first Horizon members' event, Rory and Anne Marie each pitch their three favourite desert island stocks — companies that they'd be happy to invest in today and hold for the next couple of decades.

Rory picks two companies that have been consistently strong performers through different market conditions, but also adds a more high-risk company that he thinks will be multiple times larger in a few decades.

Meanwhile, Anne Marie's picks include one of the world's most famous brands, a company that's environmentally conscious, and an excitingly small company looking to disrupt the American healthcare system.

Find out more about Horizon here and how you can follow Emmet in building his high-growth portfolio.

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Late last week, Adobe announced that it was splashing out $20 billion to buy Figma — almost double the amount Figma was last valued at. Is this a case of Adobe muscling out a hot young competitor before it gets any bigger, or can Figma sit within the wider Adobe universe?

In this episode, we also discuss:

• The implications of the GTA VI hack for Take-Two Interactive.
• Why the Ethereum merge could be bad news for GPU makers like Nvidia.
• And Mike pitches us a solar energy company — Enphase Energy (listen to the full pitch here).

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