
Motley Fool Money
Motley Fool Money is a daily podcast for stock investors.Weekday episodes offer a long-term perspective on business news with The Motley Fool's investment analysts. Weekend shows are a mix of investing classes and longer-form interviews.The show is hosted by Dylan Lewis, Ricky Mulvey, and Mary Long.
Latest episodes

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May 24, 2025 • 33min
David Gardner, What Rule Breakers Value
David Gardner, Co-founder and Chief Rule Breaker of The Motley Fool, discusses his unique investment philosophy. He emphasizes that owning high sticker price stocks often leads to owning the best companies. Gardner dives into Palantir's valuation and suggests maintaining a long-term perspective. He also explores Tesla's exceptional performance and how brand strength can influence investor sentiment. The conversation touches on the journey of firms like Amazon and Nvidia from disruptors to industry leaders, underscoring the value of innovation in investing.

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May 23, 2025 • 43min
Stock of the Summer and Unsung CEOs
Join analysts Jason Moser and Bill Mann as they delve into the latest tech phenomena, including Jony Ive and Sam Altman's hardware plans for OpenAI. They also spotlight the departure of MercadoLibre's CEO and discuss the often-overlooked leaders in the industry. Trex CEO Bryan Fairbanks shares insights on the surge in composite decking amidst tariffs, highlighting a shift away from wood. Lastly, they analyze retail dynamics, from Target's struggles to Home Depot's resilience, setting the tone for summer stock trends.

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May 22, 2025 • 30min
Nike’s Turnaround Story
Jim Gillies, an investment analyst known for his insights on turnaround stories, joins CEO Rajeev Goel of PubMatic, a leader in digital advertising. They discuss Nike's strategic return to Amazon and the unique challenges of corporate turnarounds, contrasting it with Peloton's recovery journey. The conversation delves into the transformative landscape of digital advertising, highlighting AI's role in performance marketing and cash flow metrics that define profitability, navigating the evolving economy.

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May 21, 2025 • 28min
Two Paths for Target
David Meier, an investment analyst at The Motley Fool, shares insights on Target’s disappointing results and compares strategies between retail giants like TJX Companies and Target. He discusses the nuances of e-commerce growth and cybersecurity earnings. Joining him, Morgan Housel, bestselling author and partner at The Collaborative Fund, delves into the psychology of spending and the emotional hurdles in investment decision-making. Together, they explore how increased effort can sometimes backfire in investing.

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May 20, 2025 • 31min
Elon Hangs On
In this discussion, investment analyst Jason Moser and personal finance expert Robert Brokamp cover a range of fascinating topics. Moser highlights Elon Musk's long-term commitment to Tesla and contrasts it with Home Depot's steady performance. They explore a unique investment strategy focused on convenience, dubbed the 'laziness' stock basket. Brokamp answers listener questions on the nuances of Roth vs. traditional IRAs, aiding in making informed retirement decisions while emphasizing the significance of personal finance strategies.

May 19, 2025 • 34min
There is No (Convenient) Alternative
Asit Sharma, a Motley Fool analyst, and David Henkes, a principal at Technomic, dive into the current U.S. debt downgrade and what it means for investors. They tackle concerns about international perceptions of U.S. investments amid rising interest rates and corporate challenges. Henkes brings valuable insights into the restaurant industry, discussing consumer habits and the success strategies of chains like Chili's as lunch purchases wane. Together, they explore the shifting landscape of finance and dining in today's economy.

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May 17, 2025 • 41min
The Promise of Quantum Computing
Asit Sharma, a Senior Analyst specializing in quantum computing, joins the discussion to explore the future of this groundbreaking technology. He delves into the complex problems quantum computers can solve, from healthcare breakthroughs to logistics optimization. Asit highlights the competitive landscape featuring giants like IBM and Google, alongside innovative startups. He also addresses investment opportunities, emphasizing the parallels with biotech. Tune in to discover how quantum technology will reshape industries and redefine processing speed.

13 snips
May 16, 2025 • 43min
Walmart’s Warning, Money Tips for 2025 Grads
David Meier, a Senior Analyst, and Andy Cross, Chief Investment Officer, dive into Walmart’s plan to pass tariff costs to consumers, highlighting the retail sector's response to trade uncertainties. They also discuss Cava's innovative strategies and the surprising $2B acquisition of Foot Locker by Dick's Sporting Goods. Financial expert Robert Brokamp shares essential money tips for the class of 2025, emphasizing the importance of early investments and budgeting. Tune in for a mix of retail insights and valuable financial guidance!

8 snips
May 15, 2025 • 30min
Netflix, YouTube Put Ads Up Front
Tim Beyers, an investment analyst at The Motley Fool, shares insights on Netflix's ad-supported tier, revealing it's attracting more viewers than traditional networks. He also discusses Walmart's strategies amid tariff uncertainties, emphasizing its growing e-commerce and advertising sectors. Karl Thiel, a senior analyst, delves into the executive order targeting U.S. prescription drug prices, exploring the stark cost disparities with other countries and the role of pharmacy benefit managers in shaping these prices. A must-listen for trend watchers!

23 snips
May 14, 2025 • 31min
Business Plans and Science Projects
Nick Sciple, an investment analyst at The Motley Fool, shares insights on the stock market's recent fluctuations, including the surprising rise of a nuclear reactor company with no functioning reactors. Silviu Itescu, CEO of Mesoblast, dives into the complexities of pricing medical treatments and highlights breakthroughs in regenerative medicine, such as therapy for pediatric patients. They explore the implications of Disney's new streaming service, dissecting its appeal for sports fans in light of corporate shifts and evolving market dynamics.