Stansberry Investor Hour

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses the “very curious undertaking” of Tesla’s latest reveal. He’s joined by author Nomi Prins, who talks about her new book, “How Central Bankers Rigged the World.”

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses the stock market’s 10-year bull market run since the S&P 500’s low in March 2009. He’s joined by Dr. Jeffrey Ross, CEO of Vailshire Capital Management to talk about how investing legends like Warren Buffett and Bill Ackman have been lagging their usual returns for the last 10 years.

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris recently talked about how to accumulate capital. This week he breaks down what to do with it once you have it. Dan’s joined by author and money manager Chris Mayer whose proprietary system outperformed not only the S&P 500, but also, legendary investors like Warren Buffett and Carl Icahn.

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris shares the latest gems in famed investor Warren Buffett’s annual letter, including a prospect that’s making his heart beat faster. Dan’s joined by James Grant, editor and founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer who shares a warning about a day of reckoning for the Federal Reserve’s era of easy credit.

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses the tweet now “burned into his brain.” He’s joined by New York Times bestselling author Diane Henriques, whose book about Bernie Madoff “The Wizard of Lies” became a HBO movie starring Robert DeNiro. She explains why the next Bernie Madoff will be impossible to spot.

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris reveals what it means to be bullish or bearish, and why most market predictions right now end so badly. He’s joined by Dr. Richard Smith, CEO and founder of TradeSmith to talk about the Bull vs Bear Summit, and how his unique approach can help investors… no matter what side they’re on.

A handful of billionaires have renewed their warnings of a global recession – with one legendary commodities trader even predicting something worse than the Great Depression. In this week where 20 tons of gold have mysteriously disappeared from Venezuela’s vaults, Tesla has another $920 million in debt payments due, and a value investor just dived into an iconic fast food business, Dan Ferris makes sense of it all.

With markets continuing to recover this week after an epic selloff that included the worst December since The Great Depression, Dan revisits his initial 2017 warning, when he first reported that a genuine stock market mania had arrived.

Dan launches into this week’s episode dissecting the warning from billionaire investor Ray Dalio, who’s saying there’s significant risk of a recession in 2020 – not just in the U.S., but a global slowdown.

It’s been a huge week for the auto industry, with developments rippling beyond Volkswagen’s $50 billion push into Tesla’s territory of electronic vehicles. Dan unpacks the decision by Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Volvo, jaguar, Land Rover, and Mini to boycott the Detroit Auto Show, and concludes it marks a permanent shift in the industry. “The way we buy everything is changing.”

On a week where markets roared back, the most expensive tuna ever was sold for $3.1 million, and the government shutdown officially became the third longest in history – and still with no end in sight – Dan Ferris number crunches some more historic milestones.

After a brutal December, Dan Ferris rings in the New Year and addresses the question every investor is wondering: Where will the stock market go in 2019? The best way to predict the future, he says, is to understand the present – and that starts with what he calls “the most expensive moment in the history of the stock market” which we saw just last fall. 

On the one-year anniversary of the peak value in Bitcoin, Buck, Dan Ferris, and Stansberry’s top retirement expert Dr. David Eifrig break down the grim-seeming news facing investors this month, from the “worst December for markets since the Great Depression” all the way to oil’s slide and the sentencing of President Trump’s former top lawyer Michael Cohen. 

In a week of the debut of Elon Musk’s underground tunnel, a #MeToo outcry against “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” and a British currency crash in the wake of a delayed Brexit vote in Parliament, there’s a lot for Dan Ferris and Buck to unpack this week.

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