Landon Whaley
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Landon Whaley is the CEO of Whaley Capital Group and has been professionally managing money for the last 21 years. A global macro style of investing informs his unique persptive on finanical markets. He has traded stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodities through the three US recessions, as well as economic slowdowns, recessions, and crises on four other continents.
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Jason Zweig once said: “I put two children through Harvard by trading options. Unfortunately, they were my broker’s children.” Today, we’ll look at the broker I use: Interactive Brokers Group Inc. (IBKR), advises Pieter Slegers, editor of Compounding Quality.
Pieter Slegers
FINANCIALS
Tickers: IBKR
As markets weigh tariff and trade risks, we will continue our efforts to protect assets through portfolio rebalancing while remaining alert to trading opportunities. Our diversified and global Explorer stocks are doing well, including DBS Group Holdings Ltd. (DBSDY), explains Carl Delfeld, editor of Cabot Explorer.
Carl Delfeld
FINANCIALS
Tickers: DBSDY
What if the most important signals in the market aren’t on a chart — but in the conversations traders are having online? In this episode of the MoneyShow MoneyMasters Podcast, I’m joined by Tom Bruni, editor-in-chief and VP of community at Stocktwits, the social platform behind the Cashtag and the upcoming Cashtag Awards in NYC.
Change isn’t coming. It is already here. Markets change. It is part of the natural order. Meanwhile, Bank OZK (OZK) is a regional bank that has been in my Rising Trends category that I have wanted to target, highlights Kelley Wright, editor of IQ Trends.
Kelley Wright
FINANCIALS
Tickers: OZK
Stocks and Treasuries are slipping in the early going, while gold and silver are on the move higher again. Crude oil is down, while the Dollar Index is stabilizing after losing 6% year-to-date. That puts the DXY on track for its worst year since 2017.
Mike Larson
FINANCIALS
Shares of Greenbrier Cos. (GBX) slid more than 10% last week, despite continued margin strength and resilient execution in fiscal Q2. Barring a severe economic downturn, which we foresee as unlikely at present, the nearly 40% drawdown in price since late January brings shares back into accumulation territory, counsels John Buckingham, editor of The Prudent Speculator.
John Buckingham
TRANSPORTATION
Tickers: GBX
Strange as it may seem, the best place to hide from a market crash is amid high-flying microchip stocks. Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) was recently down 32% from its 52-week and all-time high of $149. But looking backward, even that high looks more than justified as the company’s earnings growth continues to soar, writes George Gilder, chief analyst at Gilder’s Technology Report.
George Gilder
TECHNOLOGY
Tickers: NVDA
There have been plenty of market meltdowns over the years. Few have matched what happened since last Wednesday evening – so-called “Liberation Day.” But then, President Trump issued a 90-day pause on most tariffs, causing a sigh of relief for the market. I like Aegon Ltd. (AEG) here, advises Chris Preston, chief analyst at Cabot Value Investor.
Chris Preston
FINANCIALS
Tickers: AEG
Stocks have been in full liquidation mode for a week. The same goes for oil. Now, BONDS are getting dumped, too. That helped drive the yield on the 10-year Treasury to 4.51% overnight – up 60 basis points from 3.9% as recently as Monday morning. The three-day rise in yields is the biggest since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.
I probably don’t need to tell you that the stock market’s been getting hammered. Nor can I say I’m surprised. This is precisely the type of big drop I’ve been warning about for many months now. Consider Inverse ETFs like the ProShares UltraShort Dow30 ETF (DXD) for protection, writes Nilus Mattive, editor of Safe Money Report.
Nilus Mattive
STOCKS
Tickers: DXD
There was a range of possibilities with the tariffs. But the market’s worst fears came to fruition and the S&P crashed more than 5% on consecutive days last week for the first time since the onset of the pandemic. Meanwhile, Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) is a stock that can make up for lost time fast when it moves higher again, opines Tom Hutchinson, editor of Cabot Income Advisor.
Tom Hutchinson
TECHNOLOGY
Tickers: AVGO
Yesterday’s trading session was one for the record books – and things don’t look to be calming down today, either. In fact, stocks are soaring in the early going along with gold and silver. Treasuries and the dollar are modestly lower after...you guessed it...wild swings on Monday.
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