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We kick things off by discussing why we should all be rooting for the Houston Astros to beat the Philadelphia Phillies in the World Series. Then we get into the market carnage in China following President Xi’s re-appointment. We break down Big Cat’s viral Microsoft Excel video and discuss being “proficient in Excel.” After that, we share our favorite finance Halloween costumes for 2022. Then we get into the portfolio review, which includes a closer look at Meta. And we close out with our watchlists and Ian’s stock pitch.

We kick things off by discussing recession odds and decide if ESG is real or not. We also talk about Dave and Elon exchanging tweets about the bot problem on Twitter. And we break down the Ye-Parler deal. We also interview a real life cowboy about the $2B "ghost cattle" scam we covered a few weeks back. Then we answer a user question about what to do after college with a finance degree. And, of course we close things out with the Bernard L. Madoff Award powered by Enron (aka The Bernies).

We kick things off by discussing the market's historic turnaround on Thursday. Then we share our concerns about Jim Cramer losing his fastball. After that we talk about the nationwide Adderall shortage and its impact on investment banking revenue. We also get into the alarming shortfall of butter and the cancellation of Alaskan King Crab season. And Tyler shares that he's giving the Elon Musk diet a try. As always we close out with The Family Office portfolio update and our watchlists.

We start off with our CPI (Consumer Price Index) predictions (bonus: how markets will react). Then Ian and Tyler demand an apology from Large for not warning them about Bearecession 2022 (H/T: Dr. Michael Burry). We discuss who deserves the Nobel Prize in economics. And while answering some listener questions we get into how we all ended up at Barstool. We close things out by handing out some Bernard L. Madoff Memorial Awards (spoiler: one goes to Kanye).

We kick things off with a deep dive on Spirit Halloween. Then we get into the good (but, somehow, also very bad) jobs report. Which leads to our next discussion: is it time to BTFD? Tyler and Ian certainly don't see eye to eye. Then we get into Fantasy Portfolio (this week's theme: weddings). And, as always, we close it out with a Family Office portfolio review and our watchlists.

We break down the latest in the Elon-Twitter drama. Plus we get into Liquid Death's massive valuation and Kim Kardashian's SEC settlement. We answer a listener question about the inverse Cramer ETF getting memed into existence. And we close out by handing out BERNIE awards (spoiler: one candidate is a character straight out of "Yellowstone").

We discuss some rumors swirling about Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank. We recap Q3 and look forward to Q4. Plus we talk adult Happy Meals and Tesla AI day. We also play Fantasy Portfolio COLLEGE edition. And we close out with The Family Office portfolio review and our watchlists.

We discuss wtf is happening in England. Plus, why do we continue to give Cathie Wood and Amazon a free pass? We get into listener questions (spoiler: we're talking 2008 financial crisis). And we close the episode by handing out the first ever BERNIE award (The Bernard L. Madoff Bottom Bucket Memorial Award powered by Enron) to the character in finance/business whose stock just hit a new all-time low.

We discuss Jerome Powell crushing our portfolio. Large reminds us that big banks and the government are in bed together. We decide to start watching 'Industry' on HBO as a Family. Then we get into our newest segment, Build-A-Portfolio, where we compete to build the best thematic ETF (this week's theme: Jesus). And, as always, we share what's on our watchlist for the week.

Kenny is back (as promised). A few weeks back we sat down with Kenny to talk markets and his background on the New York Stock Exchange. This time around Kenny and Large take us down memory lane. We discuss the NYSE's culture, lunch on the trading floor, the bathroom situation, September 11th's impact on the exchange and so much more.