

The Joseph Carlson Show
The Joseph Carlson Show
A show about stocks, money, and business news. Joseph transparently shares investing strategy with a million dollar stock portfolio.
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Oct 23, 2025 • 28min
This Company Is The Best Robotics Investment
00:00 Overview01:44 Netflix Earnings08:00 Tesla Earnings13:45 Amazon Replacing 600,000 Jobs22:40 Fail Of The Week: NBA Coach Bets His Life

Oct 21, 2025 • 30min
I'll Keep Buying Any Dip In This Company
00:00 Overview02:00 OpenAI Releases AI Browser13:10 Salesforce Stock Surge15:00 Equifax Earnings18:45 Warner Bros Sale21:50 Netflix Future23:15 Fail Of The Week: Amazon

Oct 17, 2025 • 30min
I Just Bought $8,000 Of These Two Stocks
00:00 Overview02:00 New Buys Today14:30 Salesforce Dreamforce16:50 Sundar Pichai Interview27:30 Fail Of The Week (Grant Cardon)

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Oct 15, 2025 • 31min
This Monopoly Stock Keeps Getting Stronger
Delve into ASML's impressive earnings and stock surge, with insights on why the company's growth strategy is a game changer. Explore the intriguing question of whether we're in an AI bubble, featuring Brad Gerstner's expert perspectives on valuations. Discover the concept of agentic commerce and its potential to transform industries. Exciting news about Waymo's London expansion and Salesforce's partnership with OpenAI rounds out the discussion, leaving listeners with a sense of what's next in tech.

Oct 13, 2025 • 33min
5 Stocks That Will Lead The AI Revolution
00:00 Introduction02:00 Top 5 AI Winners21:30 Broadcom OpenAI Deal24:30 Tom Lee Remains Nvidia vs Costco23:30 Fail Of The Week

Oct 8, 2025 • 33min
Why Investors Are Concerned About Circular Financing Of Top AI Companies
The podcast dives into the concerns surrounding circular financing in the AI industry. It explores how interconnected deals among major players like OpenAI, NVIDIA, and AMD may inflate revenue misleadingly. Joseph discusses the implications of these partnerships and compares them to the dot-com bubble strategies. Insights from Jeff Bezos about focusing on fundamentals over stock prices are also highlighted. The episode wraps with cautionary advice on investing sensibly and questioning unrealistic income promises.

Oct 6, 2025 • 34min
AMD Stock Surges +30% After Deal With OpenAI
AMD stock price surges, Paul Tudor Jones warns we're in a 1999 bubble, and we discuss how to make a portfolio defensive.

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Oct 3, 2025 • 32min
The Stock Market Valuation Is Worrying Analysts
Market analysts express worries over irrational valuations as JP Morgan warns of slowing growth and rising inflation. ASML hits an impressive milestone above $1,000, prompting discussions on whether to hold or trim big winners. Elon Musk stirs controversy with a Netflix boycott, raising questions about subscriber behavior and the streaming giant's response strategy. Meanwhile, Microsoft flexes its pricing power with a significant Game Pass hike, and FICO's new direct-to-consumer approach puts pressure on Equifax.

Oct 1, 2025 • 23min
Uber, Spotify, Google Hedge Fund Analysis (My Reaction)
Dive into the exciting world of hedge fund investments as Spotify, Uber, and Google take the spotlight. Discover why Spotify is touted as a top position and the potential boom in spoken word content. Unpack Spotify's strategy to dominate audio with its attention-first model and learn how a recent court ruling might supercharge its growth. Explore Uber's marketplace benefits and the intriguing debate on autonomous vehicles. Finally, uncover the secrets behind Google's AI advantage and why its stock valuation is looking promising.

Sep 29, 2025 • 33min
5 Quality Stocks To Buy In An Overvalued Market
The discussion kicks off with insights on the overvalued market, emphasizing the need for caution. Joseph highlights five undervalued stocks worth considering, starting with S&P Global's growth potential. Amazon's strong revenue streams and low P/E ratio follow, alongside Adobe's aggressive buybacks and steady performance. Constellation Software's acquisition strategy is also examined, and Copart is presented as a tempting opportunity despite recent declines. Additionally, the impact of EA's going private and the wacky concept of paying for baby naming are humorously critiqued.


