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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.
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Sep 23, 2025 • 27min
Underappreciated Rule-Breaking Small Caps
Analysts Jason Hall and Toby Bordelon examine intriguing small-cap stocks that challenge conventional investing wisdom. Jason advocates for a nuanced view of the renewable energy sector, balancing cyclical issues against long-term growth. Toby shares insights on how Phinia serves as a buffer in the shift to electric vehicles while discussing the dynamics of legacy auto markets. They also explore Chaji, a premium Chinese tea chain, revealing its rapid expansion and unique economic model. Expect fresh ideas and captivating stock picks!

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Sep 22, 2025 • 23min
The Great Rule Breakers Healthcare Debate: Progyny or Hims & Hers?
Alicia Alfiere and Sanmeet Deo debate the merits of Progyny's employer fertility benefits versus Hims & Hers' subscription model. They explore outcomes, risks, and growth potential for both healthcare disruptors. The discussion also delves into NVIDIA's $5 billion deal with Intel and its implications for the tech landscape. Lastly, the hosts share personal insights inspired by David Gardner's latest book on Rule Breaker Investing, highlighting how unconventional strategies can shape investment success.

Sep 21, 2025 • 26min
Interview with Karat Packaging CEO Alan Yu: From Boba Tea Shop to Packaging Powerhouse
Alan Yu, the Co-founder and CEO of Carrot Packaging, shares his fascinating journey from running a boba tea shop to leading a sustainable packaging powerhouse. He discusses the innovative shift to eco-friendly products driven by regulatory changes. Alan highlights the importance of strategic partnerships and unique printing solutions that cater to startups and national brands like Panda Express. He also reveals insights on diversifying suppliers and leveraging technology to grow their operations and expand the company’s presence in the market.

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Sep 20, 2025 • 26min
Retirement Tools and Affording Impulse Purchases
Sean Gates, a financial planner from Motley Fool Wealth Management, shares his expertise on essential retirement planning tools. He highlights what makes a good retirement calculator and recommends popular options while cautioning about common input mistakes. The discussion also explores the impact of recent Fed rate cuts on personal finances and how diversifying with REITs can be beneficial. Lastly, Gates offers savvy budgeting advice using the 0.01% rule for impulse purchases and encourages updating resumes as the job market slows.

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Sep 19, 2025 • 42min
Big Tech Is Fun Again & The Fed Speaks
Lou Whiteman and Jason Moser dive into some hot topics in tech and finance. They discuss the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and its implications on the economy. NVIDIA’s jaw-dropping $5 billion investment in Intel sparks a conversation about the competitive landscape in chip-making. Meta's foray into AI-powered glasses reveals their ongoing obsession with the metaverse. Google’s partnership with PayPal highlights exciting new developments in agentic commerce. These insights are a tech investor's dream!

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Sep 18, 2025 • 21min
Nvidia and Intel Make a $5 Billion Bargain
Jon Quast, a seasoned investing analyst, joins to discuss Nvidia's bold $5 billion stake in Intel, marking a significant partnership in co-developing cutting-edge products for data centers and PCs. The conversation dives into the potential impacts on CPUs and GPUs, and the competitive landscape, especially with rivals like AMD. They also tackle President Trump's controversial proposal to eliminate quarterly financial reporting, weighing its pros and cons for investors. Lastly, the team highlights stocks to watch, including The Trade Desk and General Motors, sparking intriguing investment insights.

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Sep 17, 2025 • 22min
EV and Autonomy State of the Union
In this discussion, market analyst Lou Whiteman sheds light on investment implications for electric vehicle (EV) and autonomy companies. Rachel Warren dives into the evolving dynamics of the EV industry, from Waymo's rapid growth and innovative strategies to Rivian's production challenges. They also explore Tesla's autonomy hurdles and delve into top stock recommendations, including Mobileye. This insightful exchange highlights the future prospects and opportunities in the fast-paced world of electric vehicles.

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Sep 16, 2025 • 23min
The Labubu Economy
Sanmeet Deo and Asit Sharma, both analysts from Motley Fool, dive into the fascinating world of the collectibles economy. They explore how social media fuels trends and drives consumer behavior, particularly around quirky items like Labuboos. The discussion also examines the rise of companies like Popmart and the challenges they face in maintaining interest. They analyze the investment potential in collectibles and the importance of diversification while navigating risks in this unpredictable market. Get ready for stock picks related to these trends!

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Sep 15, 2025 • 25min
Fools Duel Over DocuSign: Is It Still a Breaker?
Rick Munarriz, a seasoned investment analyst, goes head-to-head with Tim Beyers in a lively debate on DocuSign's investment potential. They explore whether the timing is right to buy DocuSign by discussing its financial health and reliance on short-term contracts. The duo also brings insight into resilient industries and evaluates winners in the stock market through a fun 'faker or breaker' segment. Plus, they touch on growth opportunities in companies like Viking and Reddit's post-IPO performance, making it a must-listen for investors!

Sep 14, 2025 • 20min
Interview with Dan Ariely: Investing in the Irrational
Dan Ariely, a Professor of Behavioral Economics at Duke University and bestselling author, delves into human behavior's impact on investing. He shares fascinating insights on how emotions can skew financial decisions and emphasizes the importance of understanding intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation in business. Ariely recounts his personal journey sparking his interest in irrationality and discusses how sometimes irrational choices can lead to better long-term investments. This conversation offers a deep look into navigating the complexities of financial decision-making.