Investing with IBD

Investor, entrepreneur and StockTwits co-founder Howard Lindzon joined the podcast for a colorful discussion about his investing journey, how he spots new trends and top stocks on his radar. He's keeping a close eye on "fashology" stocks Apple, Nike and Lululemon. Plus, he details how tech has transformed fast food giant McDonald's. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week Vernon Bice of Lord Abbett joined the podcast to discuss the investing process, from balancing volatility to the importance of moving averages. Once you figure out your process, that will help you hold onto winning stocks for the long run. Plus, IBD's Justin Nielsen joins us for analysis of three watchlist stocks: Twitter, HubSpot and Carvana. For the video verison, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week IBD Market Commentator Amy Smith joined the show to discuss crucial lessons from investing pros. From sticking to a routine to studying past winners, this episode contains great reminders for investors of all experience levels. Plus, we look at three stocks holding strong amid heightened market volatility: Roku, SolarEdge and CrowdStrike. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week Alissa Coram, Multimedia Content Editor at IBD, joined the show for a discussion about trading mistakes and how to overcome them. Irusha and Alissa share their rookie moves with big names like Apple and Netflix. Plus, we take a look at three stocks holding up well after earnings gaps, despite broad market headwinds: Pinterest, Five9 and Medpace. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week Ivan Hoff of Ivanhoff Capital joined us to talk about how to find top IPO stocks before they make big moves. We analyze recent IPOs Beyond Meat, Luckin Coffee and Chewy. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week Dan Fitzpatrick, founder of StockMarketMentor.com, joined us to discuss practical tips for staying disciplined and filtering out the noise of thousands of stocks to choose from. We also take a look at a few names for your watch list: Heico, Inspire Medical Systems and CyberArk. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week Chris Gessel and Justin Nielsen broke down IBD's five key tips for playing earnings season. We also discussed several top-rated stocks that are setting up ahead of earnings over the next week. Plus, we analyze why the market could be due for a pullback. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

This week Tom O’Halloran of Lord Abbett joined us to talk about how we’re still in the early stages of the next technology revolution, meaning there are plenty of opportunities out there for investors. We discuss growth-oriented strategies for finding stocks primed to make big moves, and analyze MercadoLibre, Match Group and ServiceNow.  For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

MarketSmith Senior Product Coach Scott St. Clair joins us for a discussion about how to improve your investing mindset to help you avoid mistakes. If you missed Apple's 9,900% run, or if you got shaken out of another winning stock, we have some tips for you. Plus, we take a look at two Chinese stocks that are popping back up on our radar. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.

IBD Deputy Markets Editor David Chung joined us for a discussion about how to find news that helps you profit in the stock market. If you're looking for the next stock market winners like Amazon and Planet Fitness, keeping an eye on company news is important. But when it comes to top stocks, the definition of "news" might not be what you think it is. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.

AlphaTrends founder Brian Shannon joined us this week to talk about his trading strategies and why understanding the psychology behind the 50-day moving average is a crucial component of stock analysis. We take a look at Tesla, Zillow, Akamai and more. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.

O'Neil portfolio manager Charles Harris joined us for a discussion about buying stocks on pullbacks to their moving averages. In detailing this contrarian trading strategy, we looked at Shopify and Zscaler. Veeva Systems and Sage Therapeutics are two more stocks to watch. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.

This week, we continued our analysis of vertical violations with a discussion about follow-through days. Swing trading can help investors figure out how to stay on the right side of the market and inform longer-term position trades. Plus, we discuss a standout from the software sector and several recent IPOs for your watch list. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast. 

This week, IBD Chief Content Officer Chris Gessel joined the podcast to discuss "vertical violations," which can be used to spot prolonged sell-offs. We also look at three stocks that are bucking the downtrend: Repligen, Anaplan and Insulet. Plus, Randy Watts of William O'Neil + Co. returns for a sponsored interview with Doug Peebles, Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income at AllianceBernstein, about fixed income strategies. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.

O’Neil protege David Ryan joined the podcast for a discussion about how he finds top stocks to buy. Whether it’s the restaurants you’re eating at, the clothes you’re buying, or the apps you’re using, Ryan says the best stock ideas are already all around you. Plus, we learn about the importance of post analysis in one’s trading routine. For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.