Ian Dunlap

Ian Dunlap, an insightful investor and entrepreneur, shares his blunt market insights for 2026. He stresses the importance of accumulating 2,000–3,000 shares and defining your 'freedom number.' Troy Millings warns against gossip trading, encouraging discipline over hearsay. The duo emphasizes the value of solid research and strategic investment planning. Rashad Bilal offers a practical 10-step blueprint that includes budgeting and systematic investing. This discussion is packed with actionable advice to navigate the shifting financial landscape.

Ian Dunlap, an insightful market commentator and investor, dives into the future of financial markets, predicting tumultuous yet ultimately positive outcomes for 2026. He emphasizes becoming an 'asset hoarder,' urging listeners to invest in Bitcoin, MicroStrategy, and index funds without hesitation. Troy Millings adds that tech giants like Amazon and Google will drive spending, while deregulation in AI will catalyze growth. The duo stresses the importance of a decade-long investment horizon, advising patience and preparedness for market volatility as keys to building generational wealth.

This week, Ian Dunlap, an insightful market commentator, joins the discussion to dissect Coinbase, IBIT, and MicroStrategy. He contrasts their strengths, emphasizing Coinbase's lower risk and solid leadership as his top choice. MicroStrategy, with its Bitcoin-heavy approach, falls to the bottom of his ranking due to current market threats. Rashad counters, championing IBIT’s BlackRock backing for its unparalleled security and direct Bitcoin exposure. The team passionately debates risk versus reward, leaving listeners with intriguing insights into crypto investments.

In this discussion, market commentator Ian Dunlap shares insights on Oracle’s stock pullback and whether it’s a good time to invest. He advises waiting for a price drop to around $160 before buying. Ian cautions that the current market won’t deliver Nvidia-level returns. Troy Millings highlights the delayed nature of cloud profitability and compares Oracle's journey to that of giants like AWS and Google. They also examine Oracle's position as the fourth-largest U.S. cloud provider and the potential impact of its political connections, especially regarding Larry Ellison.

Ian Dunlap, a savvy investor, returns to share his insights alongside media personality Melyssa Ford, who’s in the spotlight for her recent tweets. They dive into the implications of TD Bank’s massive fine over money laundering and debate the challenges of effective mediation. The discussion touches on their personal experiences with criticism, the outrageous conflict in the music industry highlighted by Lyfe Jennings’ Tiny Desk rejection, and how paranoia shapes their work ethics. Expect candid stories, laughter, and sharp takes on contemporary controversies!