A stock can fall 50% and still be expensive
A beaten-down stock can still be expensive… and a soaring stock can still be cheap. Here's why earnings matter more than the stock chart when judging valuation.
A beaten-down stock can still be expensive… and a soaring stock can still be cheap. Here's why earnings matter more than the stock chart when judging valuation.
In a bear market selloff, stocks drop indiscriminately. This selling creates many new bargains—but that doesn’t mean you should buy every stock that plunges. The dot-com bust teaches us an important lesson about how to invest today.
Being invested pays over time... despite periodic selloffs. And contrarian investors know it. Today, Genia breaks down the history of the market around recessions... and why investing today is less risky than you think.
John Petrides of Tocqueville Asset Management explains how the Federal Reserve is forcing everyone to take on more risk in the markets… and shares some of his favorite ideas right now. Plus, how mask mandates could be setting up an…
Curzio's own Genia Turanova shares why this market has more upside... but why you should hedge against risk... Plus, how to find income in a low-rate world... and a couple of her favorite ideas right now. Then, as hedge funds…
Chris MacIntosh, founder and editor of Capitalist Exploits and founder/managing partner of the Asymmetric Opportunities Fund, explains why unprecedented government action could act as a tailwind for both gold and cryptocurrencies. Plus, why you should expect a short-term pullback in…
Investors may be buying up stocks like it's 2019, but the Hertz bankruptcy shows fundamentals—and debt—still matter...
There's a big disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street in the COVID-19 economy... and it's one we should all be paying attention to. John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, returns to the podcast to discuss the current…

Yet one of the biggest investing problems hasn’t changed: By the time a great investment looks obvious, the largest gains may already be over.
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