Stansberry Investor Hour

This week Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses why the "Coronavirus is the biggest thing to happen on planet Earth since World War II." He shares why he's not back in on stocks yet.Our guest, Doug Casey doesn't mince words with the current situation around the pandemic, and explains why "This is the start of the Greater Depression," and what individual investors should do with their money right now.

The day has finally arrived. The Bull Market is officially over. The DOW dropped 1,400 points yesterday ending the longest bull market in U.S. history. Ordinarily, Dan has a guest on the show to discuss some aspect of the finance, but because of the unexpected turmoil and volatility this week, we decided to do something different. Today, Dan is here to talk to you – one-on-one – about the end of the bull market, about the Coronavirus, and about what it all means for your money.

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris explores if the Fed's recent rate cut in response to coronavirus fears will make up for the economic slowdown. He cautions against optimism in the market going forward. Dan also points out what President Trump doesn't get about interest rates.Our guest, award-winning journalist Gregory Zuckerman from The Wall Street Journal dives deep into one of the most well-kept secrets of the finance industry. He explores how the Medallion Fund was able to return 66% annually over a 30-year span. Listen now!

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses the spread of the coronavirus, which is bigger threat than markets originally anticipated. We break down both the short and long-term implications on global markets and discuss how much worse will things get?Our guest, Dan Schum shares the best microcap and nanocap stocks he's found. He explores if investors can beat the market buying penny stocks. Listen now!

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris examines China's handling of the coronavirus outbreak and asks if the country increased the risks by trying to cover it up. He also gives investors some actionable advice on how to best play the situation. Our guest, David Collum, professor at Cornell University discusses share buybacks and the Fed's latest "insane" move. Dan and David also take a deep dive on climate change and the Jeffrey Epstein story, with David calling the Epstein story, "the biggest story in American history..." Listen now!

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris explores whether the coronavirus inspire further rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. He also answers listener questions about the Fed and its policy. Our guest, Mark Minervini explains his "burn the ships" mentality for investors. He shares how in order to be truly successful, investors have no choice but to go all in with everything they have.

This week, with coronavirus cases spreading, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris discusses how you can track the outbreak and begs the question "Is the situation worse than is being reported?"Our guest, Raoul Pal, discuss global macro ideas and Raoul gives the listeners four simple words of advice to help their portfolios. Listen now!

This week, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris assesses the impact a full-blown coronavirus epidemic could have on markets worldwide. Our guest, Bryan Beach of Stansberry's Venture Value shares war stories of finding opportunities others didn't see, and the "dark stocks" that can double or triple in days. Listen now!

In this week's podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris shares where Apple could go from its $1.4 trillion market cap. Dan also reviews some of the best answers to his recent question of, "What is the most valuable asset in the world right now?" Our guest, and friend of the pod, Meb Faber stops by to share his insight on trend-following, and why investors focus almost exclusively on the U.S. at their own peril. Listen now!

On this week's podcast, Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris dissects the headlines after Tesla's monstrous run past $550 a share. Also, Dan explains how in this era of "unbridled optimism," investors have to get other things right too. Our guest, Harris Kupperman, founder of Praetorian Capital outlines his criteria for finding stocks that can go up 3x-5x in the next few years.