Stansberry Investor Hour

The Bull Market’s 10-Year Anniversary: What to Do Now

In a week where Alex Jones of Infowars gets banished from Facebook and YouTube, while a strongman survives an assassination attempt under suspiciously lucky circumstances, nationally syndicated radio host and former CIA officer Buck Sexton has plenty to unpack for listeners.

We have a special guest for this week’s podcast – Dr. Richard Smith, whose portfolio software TradeStops has helped thousands of investors to maximize their potential upside while slashing risk aggressively, down to the bone.

Walmart’s woes are becoming such common knowledge that even journalist politicos are now asking Buck how the once-great retailer can turn things around. Porter reveals two reasons Amazon’s in more trouble than anyone realizes – and the only rational thing he thinks anyone CEO of Walmart can do now.

Porter gets immediately to the heart of Netflix’s recent woes in this 60th episode of Stansberry Investor Hour. It may have 100 million subscribers (including Porter) but the $163 billion company could be doomed thanks to one simple corporate calculation. “I have yet to call for the end of Netflix… but I can see the ending on the horizon.”

In this 59th episode of Stansberry Investor Hour, Porter asks Carter what’s really going on with the Russia investigation… what the special prosecutor’s case is really based on… and Carter’s incredible decision to face the U.S. government, with its limitless resources and vast prosecutorial powers, while acting as his own lawyer.

With politics ruling the day for now, we’ve pulled together a “Stansberry July Fourth Special” for listeners to check in on a political exile we haven’t heard from in a while – none other than the second person the Stansberry Investor Hour team interviewed, Wikileaks’ besieged founder Julian Assange.

Kim Iskyan and Brian Tycangco from Stansberry Churchouse Research call in to tell you about opportunities in industrial robotics, the “great infrastructure catchup” taking place all over Asia, and where to find the possibility of 10x investment returns in some of the most unlikely places on earth. The crew from The Investors Marketcast join the discussion with their latest analysis on bitcoin and how the world’s top cryptocurrency could easily fall below $1000 before any price recovery.

Chris Mayer, editor at Bonner & Partners, discusses the four simple things anyone can do to succeed in the stock market, and what he looks for in companies that could be potential “100 baggers." John Gillin and Scott Garliss give you a preview of the new Investors Marketcast podcast from Stansberry Research. You’ll learn about the classic signs of a recession, why a 2.25% Fed rate hike could be deadly for bond markets by 2020, and what it means when fund managers are holding record amount of cash.

A trillion-dollar trade in Asia is about to unfold. Forty percent of China’s pension investments will soon make their way into the stock markets. Guest and co-host Steve Sjuggerud recounts his recent trip across Asia with Stansberry subscribers. Steve reveals the two big investment themes discussed on his trip. Two-time US and World Surfing Champion Sean Poynter joins Steve to talk about his near-death experience surfing in Mexico, and how to find opportunity in the face of great adversity and fear.

Stephen Yates, former deputy security advisor to Vice President Cheney, joins the podcast this episode to weigh in on the North Korean negotiations slated for next week. Stephen is already an expert on East Asian security issues – he learned Mandarin from his time as a missionary in Taiwan – and after 13 years removed from public service, he can offer a candid assessment on the risks – and promise – that these talks pose.

Michael Covel joins Porter and Buck to demystify trend investing and reveals why mastering this will change your entire concept of bull and bear markets. Porter reveals three “battleship businesses” that are so reliable, entrenched, and permanent, the typical rules of risk management just don’t apply. Brandon from Dallas asks Porter how to distinguish from “good debt” and “bad debt” when it comes to determining which companies will go under in the coming corporate debt meltdown.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki joins Porter and Buck to tell you what shaped his life and gave him the drive to become a world-wide entrepreneurial success. Robert talks about failing fast to meet your goals, why he volunteered to fight in Vietnam, and the one Rich Dad edge he uses for investing in real estate that can produce “infinite returns.” Anthony S. writes in with a useful tip on tracking bond prices, and Steve H. asks Porter to speculate on the next major bankruptcy in America.

Porter and Buck welcome two of the smartest traders on the planet, True Wealth editor Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, and Jason Goepfert of SentimenTrader.com. Jason shows you how sentiment can be massively valuable for investors who buy hated investments and reveals his top pick. Steve asks Jason for his take on the bond markets, oil, interest rates, and volatility. Porter shares his biggest saving grace as an investor. Steve tells you why China is his absolute favorite investment theme for the next 2 to 5 years.

Dennis Gartman of the Gartman Letter joins Porter and Buck to talk about the most important chart in the markets, an economic signal from the St. Louis Fed you should be watching every Thursday, and where you should be on US equities. Porter asks Dennis about his thoughts on blockchain, oil, and the manipulation of interest rates. Dennis reveals his favorite stocks in the oil sector. Porter tells listeners writing in to the mailbag why $5,000 gold isn’t unrealistic, at all.