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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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May 12, 2023 • 40min
Alphabet's Event Serves Notice To Wall St.
Matt Argersinger, a senior analyst at Motley Fool, and Andy Cross, a seasoned analyst, dive into market trends and the recent performance of tech giants like Alphabet and Airbnb. They discuss the impact of inflation on investors and unpack the competitive tech landscape, spotlighting Alphabet's advances against Microsoft. Ross Anderson, co-founder of Craftwork Capital, shares valuable financial planning tips, especially for recent graduates. The trio also tackles listener questions on portfolio strategies and highlights intriguing stock picks.

May 11, 2023 • 22min
Money Advice from Moms
Tim Beyers, a senior analyst at Motley Fool, shares insights into the stock market’s ups and downs. He discusses Disney's struggles with subscriber losses despite a thriving theme park division and the uncertain future of Hulu amidst ownership talks. The conversation also highlights The Trade Desk's attractive stock performance and its innovative use of AI. In a heartfelt twist, panelists share valuable money lessons from their moms, showcasing the profound impact of maternal wisdom on personal finance and investing.

May 10, 2023 • 19min
Writers Strike & The Future of Streaming
Bill Barker, a senior analyst at Motley Fool, provides insights on inflation trends, highlighting decreasing gas and bacon prices while discussing the fortunes of Axon Enterprise. Jen Chaney, a television critic for Vulture, dives into the recent writers' strike, examining its implications for the entertainment industry and streaming giants like Netflix and Disney. They explore the strike's potential to reshape the landscape of writer compensation and the future of content creation in a rapidly evolving media environment.

May 9, 2023 • 25min
Guidance Trumps Results...Again
In this engaging discussion, Bill Barker, a Senior Analyst at Motley Fool, dives into the shaky landscape of PayPal and Under Armour. He explains how PayPal's stock plummeted despite beating profit expectations, largely due to dismal future guidance and ongoing CEO search woes. The conversation also reveals Under Armour's struggle with women's apparel and the ramifications of past financial decisions, raising concerns over its brand vitality. Insightful thoughts on college savings strategies round out the chat.

May 8, 2023 • 22min
Buffett on Apple, Banks, and Value Investing
Jason Moser, a Motley Fool analyst and expert on Berkshire Hathaway, dives into the company's strong Q1 results and Warren Buffett's insights on Apple and banking. Moser discusses Charlie Munger's warning against over-diversification, emphasizing the importance of focused investing. Nick Sciple joins the conversation, sharing perspectives from the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting and pondering whether value investing is becoming tougher for Buffett and Munger compared to regular investors. Tune in for a fresh take on investor strategies and insights!

May 7, 2023 • 32min
The Power of Optionality
Kevin Kelly, the founding executive editor of Wired magazine and author of Excellent Advice for Living, joins David Gardner for a thought-provoking discussion. They explore the power of compounding, not just in finances but in personal relationships as well. Kelly emphasizes that small, consistent improvements can lead to significant benefits. The conversation also touches on the value of optionality in investing and why embracing potential losses can cultivate a wiser, more resilient approach to both life and investment strategies.

May 6, 2023 • 25min
2 High-Growth Companies to Watch
Yasser El-Shimy, a senior analyst at Motley Fool, joins to unveil insights on high-growth companies facing challenges. They dissect the investment approach akin to venture capital, emphasizing resilience in turbulent times. Confluent's data streaming platform is explored for its transformative capabilities in industries, alongside its profitability evolution. The discussion also highlights Rocket Lab's innovative rockets and its competitive stance in the aerospace game, weighing potential risks and opportunities in this exciting sector.

May 5, 2023 • 40min
Apple's Approaching $3T
Andy Cross and Ron Gross, both Senior Analysts at Motley Fool, dive into the week’s major earnings and economic shifts. They discuss the Federal Reserve's latest rate hike and its impact on the job market. Apple surprises with robust Q2 results and a massive share buyback plan. Shopify enjoys a 25% surge thanks to exciting announcements. The duo also highlights MercadoLibre's growth and the contrasting fortunes of Uber and Lyft. Tune in for insights on companies like Warner Bros. Discovery, Johnson & Johnson, and upcoming stock picks like Nice and Oxford Industries.

May 4, 2023 • 30min
Burgers > Exercise
Bill Barker, a Motley Fool Senior Analyst, shares insights on the Fed's interest rate decisions, while also delving into Paramount's drastic dividend cuts and Peloton's ongoing struggles. Meanwhile, Jim Gillies, a Star Wars superfan, discusses Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm and its impact on the franchise. He emphasizes the need for fresh storytelling and character development in future projects, suggesting that the key to revitalizing Star Wars lies beyond the familiar Skywalker saga.

May 3, 2023 • 24min
Berkshire Hathaway Meeting Preview
Asit Sharma, an investment analyst at The Motley Fool, discusses various companies and market trends, while Deidre Woollard shares her insights on Berkshire Hathaway's investments. They delve into Johnson & Johnson's spin-off of Kenvue, examining its implications for shareholders. The financial details of Darden Restaurants' acquisition of Ruth's Hospitality Group are analyzed, alongside Yum! Brands’ Q1 earnings, which revealed consumer behavior shifts. Finally, they share anticipations for Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting and the future of its leadership.


