Podcast appearances and mentions of eric wade

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome their colleague Eric Wade back to the show. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital and Stansberry Innovations Report here at Stansberry Research. He returns to the podcast to talk all about crypto – from the bitcoin bubble he expects to happen this year to two free crypto recommendations.  Eric kicks off the show by explaining the four-year bitcoin cycle. He breaks down how bitcoin halvings fit into it and its four one-year parts – crash, accumulation, growth, and bubble. He also covers how this cycle has played out in the past, optimism fueled by Donald Trump's presidential win, the possibility of a U.S. Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, tailwinds for further crypto adoption, and several indicators to help you spot the top of the next bitcoin bubble. However, he warns listeners to temper their expectations for gains this year. (1:46) Next, Eric discusses the exciting world of "altcoins," i.e., cryptos other than bitcoin. These altcoins can range from silly (such as meme coins like Fartcoin) to incredibly useful (solving real-world problems). In Crypto Capital, Eric and his team are focused on finding the latter – "projects that are established yet phenomenally undervalued." If you're a bitcoin skeptic, Eric urges you to give altcoins a chance. (24:34) Finally, Eric lists off two altcoins that he likes today. The first one is up more than 700% in the Crypto Capital portfolio, and he believes it will continue doing really well. And the second altcoin has been largely hated ever since it collapsed 90%-plus. But Eric and his team believe it could soar 10 times over the next two years and eventually challenge heavyweights Solana and Ethereum, as its "superior" blockchain technology is different from anything else out there. (40:30)

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome their colleague Eric Wade back to the show. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital and Stansberry Innovations Report here at Stansberry Research. He returns to the podcast to talk all about crypto – from the bitcoin bubble he expects to happen this year to two free crypto recommendations.  Eric kicks off the show by explaining the four-year bitcoin cycle. He breaks down how bitcoin halvings fit into it and its four one-year parts – crash, accumulation, growth, and bubble. He also covers how this cycle has played out in the past, optimism fueled by Donald Trump's presidential win, the possibility of a U.S. Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, tailwinds for further crypto adoption, and several indicators to help you spot the top of the next bitcoin bubble. However, he warns listeners to temper their expectations for gains this year. (1:46) Next, Eric discusses the exciting world of "altcoins," i.e., cryptos other than bitcoin. These altcoins can range from silly (such as meme coins like Fartcoin) to incredibly useful (solving real-world problems). In Crypto Capital, Eric and his team are focused on finding the latter – "projects that are established yet phenomenally undervalued." If you're a bitcoin skeptic, Eric urges you to give altcoins a chance. (24:34) Finally, Eric lists off two altcoins that he likes today. The first one is up more than 700% in the Crypto Capital portfolio, and he believes it will continue doing really well. And the second altcoin has been largely hated ever since it collapsed 90%-plus. But Eric and his team believe it could soar 10 times over the next two years and eventually challenge heavyweights Solana and Ethereum, as its "superior" blockchain technology is different from anything else out there. (40:30)

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Daniela Cambone engages in a conversation with Eric Wade, author of "America Vs. Americans: How Capitalism Has Failed a Capitalist Nation and What We Can Do About It". In their discussion, Wade delves into the central themes of his book, touching upon the U.S. dollar, bitcoin, gold, and strategies for reducing taxes. He emphasizes a shift in the capitalist approach, advocating for valuing and enhancing the worth of people's labor. Questions on Protecting Your Wealth with Gold & Silver? Schedule a Strategy Call Here ➡️ https://calendly.com/itmtrading/podcast or Call 866-349-3310

Dan and Corey kick off the show by discussing debt spirals, death spirals, their effect on  things like GDP and economic growth, and the increasing reliance on debt spending. They point out that the U.S. government's annual interest payment on debt will soon surpass the budget for national defense. Dan also speculates that the government is using illegal immigration as a means to depress wages. (0:41) Next, crypto expert Eric Wade joins the conversation by discussing his current thoughts on the crypto market as a whole. He notes that the U.S. just approved bitcoin spot ETFs, which will allow investors to profit from bitcoin without actually holding the token. He also brings up the bitcoin halving that's happening this April, AI's role in crypto, and how crypto is being used to solve real-world problems. Eric briefly name-drops two such cryptos that have real- world applications today. (22:08)After, he goes into detail on his new book called America vs. Americans: How Capitalism Has Failed a Capitalist Nation and What We Can Do About It. This book focuses on American "laborism," the shortcomings of our current capitalist system, and how all of this could be improved. Eric describes that government, economics, and politics are a lot closer together than they should be. He explores the history of capitalism and talks about the glaring flaws of the economic system that preceded it – mercantilism. (35:30) Eric then transitions into talking about laborism and how it could be an upgrade from capitalism. He spends the rest of the episode detailing how it could pull millions of folks out of poverty, why it would be so closely tied to education, and the fact it would call for a hard currency and a smaller government with less government intervention. As he explains, it could solve many of the country's problems. (42:35)

Dan and Corey kick off the show by discussing debt spirals, death spirals, their effect on  things like GDP and economic growth, and the increasing reliance on debt spending. They point out that the U.S. government's annual interest payment on debt will soon surpass the budget for national defense. Dan also speculates that the government is using illegal immigration as a means to depress wages. (0:41) Next, crypto expert Eric Wade joins the conversation by discussing his current thoughts on the crypto market as a whole. He notes that the U.S. just approved bitcoin spot ETFs, which will allow investors to profit from bitcoin without actually holding the token. He also brings up the bitcoin halving that's happening this April, AI's role in crypto, and how crypto is being used to solve real-world problems. Eric briefly name-drops two such cryptos that have real- world applications today. (22:08)After, he goes into detail on his new book called America vs. Americans: How Capitalism Has Failed a Capitalist Nation and What We Can Do About It. This book focuses on American "laborism," the shortcomings of our current capitalist system, and how all of this could be improved. Eric describes that government, economics, and politics are a lot closer together than they should be. He explores the history of capitalism and talks about the glaring flaws of the economic system that preceded it – mercantilism. (35:30) Eric then transitions into talking about laborism and how it could be an upgrade from capitalism. He spends the rest of the episode detailing how it could pull millions of folks out of poverty, why it would be so closely tied to education, and the fact it would call for a hard currency and a smaller government with less government intervention. As he explains, it could solve many of the country's problems. (42:35)

“And now we have a cascade of other participants that are saying, ‘the SEC didn't nuke crypto. They shot the nuke and crypto went into its bunker and then came back out for afternoon tea,” says Eric Wade, editor of Crypto Capital and Crypto CashFlow. He predicts bitcoin will reach $80,000 in a year and then go higher than that, citing the approvals of the ETFs and the scarcity of bitcoin. “44% of bitcoin has not moved in two years...44% of the supply of bitcoin being locked in... it's going to take more than that [$67,000] to free up some of the bitcoin that refused to move,” he explains. While commenting on BlackRock's spot-bitcoin ETF filing, Eric says the timing of the application is “interesting” because BlackRock didn't want to be “left out,” claiming that the government can't say no to BlackRock because the firm has 10 trillion dollars under management and “a lot of influence.” He concludes that the SEC's Operation Choke Point 2.0 will not strangle the crypto industry. Along with the launch of FedNow, there will be an acceleration of technology to move money faster, as well as opportunities. To learn more about how you can take this opportunity to increase your wealth, visit https://www.MessageFromEric.com. ➡️ Watch Here

We're kicking off this week with a special Stansberry Investor Hour episode on all things cryptocurrency... and it's a roundtable talk. Dan Ferris and co-host Corey McLaughlin sit down with the perfect guest for today's show: Stansberry's in-house crypto guru Eric Wade. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital, Crypto Cashflow, and the Stansberry Innovations Report at Stansberry Research. He got his start in cryptos by mining bitcoin and Ethereum and quickly moved on to building and programming his own miners... before going on to rack up big gains in crypto investments. Despite the drama the FTX crash has caused, Eric says there's something afoot right now that's "much bigger news in the long run." As for the rest of this week's roundtable, Dan, Eric, and Corey discuss the future of crypto regulations... how "Brazil is the middle-class taxpayer of America"... and some challenging questions on bitcoin as a currency (posed by the ever-skeptical Dan). Plus, the trio examines last week's New York Times interview with disgraced founder Sam "I've Had a Really Bad Month" Bankman-Fried – one that was equal parts bizarre, awkward, and, as Corey describes, riveting.

Going Digital features the latest news and insights in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency world. Anchored by Daniela Cambone and HIVE's CFO Darcy Daubaras, they speak to some of the world's best-known Bitcoin experts on the fallout of FTX and more. Guests include: investor Mark Yusko, Bloomberg's Mike McGlone, Stansberry Research's Crypto Capital editor Eric Wade, Perianne Boring from the Chamber of Digital Commerce, Curzio Research's CEO Frank Curzio, Bitcoin Magazine Pro's Dylan LeClair, HIVE's Adam Sharp, Curzio, and Financial Underground founder Nick Giambruno. Going Digital: investing in the future of Bitcoin and blockchain took place on Wednesday, November 30th. This event was made possible in collaboration with HIVE Blockchain Technologies and Bitcoin Magazine.

We're kicking off this week with a special Stansberry Investor Hour episode on all things cryptocurrency... and it's a roundtable talk. Dan Ferris and co-host Corey McLaughlin sit down with the perfect guest for today's show: Stansberry's in-house crypto guru Eric Wade. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital, Crypto Cashflow, and the Stansberry Innovations Report at Stansberry Research. He got his start in cryptos by mining bitcoin and Ethereum and quickly moved on to building and programming his own miners... before going on to rack up big gains in crypto investments. Despite the drama the FTX crash has caused, Eric says there's something afoot right now that's "much bigger news in the long run." As for the rest of this week's roundtable, Dan, Eric, and Corey discuss the future of crypto regulations... how "Brazil is the middle-class taxpayer of America"... and some challenging questions on bitcoin as a currency (posed by the ever-skeptical Dan). Plus, the trio examines last week's New York Times interview with disgraced founder Sam "I've Had a Really Bad Month" Bankman-Fried – one that was equal parts bizarre, awkward, and, as Corey describes, riveting.

Last month, your Stansberry Investor Hour host and Extreme Value editor Dan presented at the 20th annual Stansberry Conference alongside dozens of exceptional speakers. And today, he's giving his listeners a special peek into one of the panels he participated in with fellow editors. This wasn't your typical roundtable discussion... Instead, moderator and Stansberry Research's Director of Research Matt Weinschenk had gathered some of Stansberry's "more outspoken and colorful personalities" for a lively game of "Bull, Bear, or B.S." Dan is joined by his colleagues: the Retirement franchise's Dr. David "Doc" Eifrig, Crypto Capital and Crypto Cashflow's Eric Wade, and Matt McCall of The McCall Report and Matt McCall's MegaTrend Investor. The four must each choose whether they're bullish or bearish – or calling B.S. – on some of the most controversial topics in finance today. They also share their viewpoints on the current stock market valuation in terms of the CAPE Shiller P/E (that's cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings) ratio. You'll also hear each editor's take on the future of the housing market, consumer spending, energy stocks, bitcoin, and the metaverse – including Dan's hot take on well-known companies like gaming pioneer Atari grabbing up virtual real estate... You can also click here to watch a video of the panel on YouTube.

Last month, your Stansberry Investor Hour host and Extreme Value editor Dan presented at the 20th annual Stansberry Conference alongside dozens of exceptional speakers. And today, he's giving his listeners a special peek into one of the panels he participated in with fellow editors. This wasn't your typical roundtable discussion... Instead, moderator and Stansberry Research's Director of Research Matt Weinschenk had gathered some of Stansberry's "more outspoken and colorful personalities" for a lively game of "Bull, Bear, or B.S." Dan is joined by his colleagues: the Retirement franchise's Dr. David "Doc" Eifrig, Crypto Capital and Crypto Cashflow's Eric Wade, and Matt McCall of The McCall Report and Matt McCall's MegaTrend Investor. The four must each choose whether they're bullish or bearish – or calling B.S. – on some of the most controversial topics in finance today. They also share their viewpoints on the current stock market valuation in terms of the CAPE Shiller P/E (that's cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings) ratio. You'll also hear each editor's take on the future of the housing market, consumer spending, energy stocks, bitcoin, and the metaverse – including Dan's hot take on well-known companies like gaming pioneer Atari grabbing up virtual real estate... You can also click here to watch a video of the panel on YouTube.

On this episode of Making Money With Matt McCall, Matt is bringing you a special show. You're going to hear from some of the brightest minds at Stansberry Research. For the first time two weeks ago at the 20th annual Stansberry Conference, Matt and his colleagues debated the markets in front of a live audience. They called the panel, "Bull, Bear, or B.S." The five analysts (and editors) on the panel – Eric Wade, Dr. David "Doc" Eifrig, Dan Ferris, Matt Weinschenk, and Matt – debated their views on the market's health today and where they think it will be in the future. They discuss many hot topics right now... including inflation and cryptocurrencies. Tune in now to hear their thoughts.  You can also click here to watch a video of the panel on YouTube.

Dollar cost averaging is king for bitcoin trading right now, exclaims Eric Wade, editor of Crypto Capital. Eric says "it's too early to say" how many official blockchains will dictate the future of money transactions, but he likes all of the big leaders such as Ethereum, he tells Daniela Cambone. When regulation arrives for crypto, "it's going to be a drumbeat for the asset class," he continues. "I love gold, and if you don't own gold ask yourself why," Wade concludes. And he believes "if you're wrong [on a trade], take your loss... except for bitcoin, ride that forever."

This week, Dan welcomes back an Investor Hour favorite... Stansberry Research's resident cryptocurrency expert Eric Wade. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital, Crypto Cashflow, and the Stansberry Innovations Report. Before joining Stansberry, he was a successful investor, Internet entrepreneur, founder of an internationally renowned business, and a movie scriptwriter. His passion for cryptos started with mining bitcoin and Ethereum before moving on to other strategies within the sector that raked in multiple double-digit winners. As Eric tells Dan, it's undeniable that we're in a crypto bear market, and there are "no bailouts, no mulligans, no do-overs" for this volatile, sometimes-unforgiving industry. But even amid the current "crypto winter," he has uncovered winning trades for his readers that boast double- and triple-digit yields... "We look for the source of the yield. And what surprises a lot of people is that we're in a world where most of us expect that most yield comes from being the other side of someone else's transactions, someone else's debt... But in the crypto space, we've managed to monetize that..." "Some of your yields can come from other people's mistakes. And that monetization, to me, that's what the blockchain/crypto industry has as a secret weapon. Any strategy or tactic that anybody has deployed in the financial industry – you can monetize it now." On the show, Eric and Dan discuss this secret weapon and the unlikely places you can use it. He also shares a quick lesson on crypto basics using easy-to-understand analogies for listeners who are new to crypto. He delves into Ethereum's potential future as a global currency rivaling the U.S. dollar. And he challenges our host to a spirited discussion surrounding Dan's long-held belief that crypto is just "speculative technology" that "doesn't feel like a currency or a store of value." (Spoiler: Eric says Dan is dead wrong.)

This week, Dan welcomes back an Investor Hour favorite... Stansberry Research's resident cryptocurrency expert Eric Wade. Eric is the editor of Crypto Capital, Crypto Cashflow, and the Stansberry Innovations Report. Before joining Stansberry, he was a successful investor, Internet entrepreneur, founder of an internationally renowned business, and a movie scriptwriter. His passion for cryptos started with mining bitcoin and Ethereum before moving on to other strategies within the sector that raked in multiple double-digit winners. As Eric tells Dan, it's undeniable that we're in a crypto bear market, and there are "no bailouts, no mulligans, no do-overs" for this volatile, sometimes-unforgiving industry. But even amid the current "crypto winter," he has uncovered winning trades for his readers that boast double- and triple-digit yields... "We look for the source of the yield. And what surprises a lot of people is that we're in a world where most of us expect that most yield comes from being the other side of someone else's transactions, someone else's debt... But in the crypto space, we've managed to monetize that..." "Some of your yields can come from other people's mistakes. And that monetization, to me, that's what the blockchain/crypto industry has as a secret weapon. Any strategy or tactic that anybody has deployed in the financial industry – you can monetize it now." On the show, Eric and Dan discuss this secret weapon and the unlikely places you can use it. He also shares a quick lesson on crypto basics using easy-to-understand analogies for listeners who are new to crypto. He delves into Ethereum's potential future as a global currency rivaling the U.S. dollar. And he challenges our host to a spirited discussion surrounding Dan's long-held belief that crypto is just "speculative technology" that "doesn't feel like a currency or a store of value." (Spoiler: Eric says Dan is dead wrong.)

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Jim Colassano and Eric Wade about how companies are adopting on-demand payroll practices to attract and retain talent. See the video here: https://youtu.be/ku5hbiArpq4. Jim Colassano (https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-colassano-8466096/) is senior vice president of product development and strategy at The Clearing House. Mr. Colassano has more than 25 years of experience in all facets of the Payments and Cash Management business. He joined The Clearing House in 2016 as a Senior Vice President in the Product Development and Strategy group, where he is focused on product strategy and bank readiness for TCH's new real time payments system. In this role he works closely with TCH owner banks on opportunities and applications to address business related payment problems, and identify strategic priorities for this new payments infrastructure. Before joining The Clearing House, Jim spent 10 years with HSBC as a Product Executive in their Payments and Cash Management group. During that period he served as the Global Product Head for their Payables business which had responsibility for faster payments initiatives as well as cash, check and ACH payment products worldwide. Before joining HSBC, he spent 15 years with JPMorgan Chase in a variety of cash and treasury management roles. Mr. Colassano holds Masters Degrees in Banking and Finance from Pace University. Eric Wade (https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-wade-cpp-a2111662/) is a Product Manager at Paychex, a recognized leader in the payroll, human resource, and benefits outsourcing industry. Eric has worked at Paychex for over 28 years and in his current role, he is responsible for payment and tax related products. He has led the research and launch efforts at Paychex on multiple new products and payment strategies including being the first HCM company to offer Same Day ACH in 2016 and now Real-Time Payments in 2020. Paychex serves approximately 670,000 payroll clients, pays one out of every 12 American private-sector employees and moves over $700 billion in funds annually. Please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon and leaving a review wherever you listen to your podcasts! Go to cardiotabs.com/innovations and use code innovations to get a free Mental Health Pack featuring Cardiotabs Omega-3 Lemon Minis and Curcumin when you sign up for a subscription. Get 3 months of GUSTO free when you run your first payroll, at Gusto.com/HCI. Get up to 20% off by using code HCI for the summer sale at shop.Ekster.com/HCI. Check out the Ready for Takeoff podcast at Wix.com/readyfortakeoff. Check out Zapier.com/HCI to explore their business automations! Go to Swag.com/HCI and use promo code HCI10. Check out the HCI Academy: Courses, Micro-Credentials, and Certificates to Upskill and Reskill for the Future of Work! Check out the LinkedIn Alchemizing Human Capital Newsletter. Check out Dr. Westover's book, The Future Leader. Check out Dr. Westover's book, 'Bluer than Indigo' Leadership. Check out Dr. Westover's book, The Alchemy of Truly Remarkable Leadership. Check out the latest issue of the Human Capital Leadership magazine. Ranked #5 Workplace Podcast Ranked #6 Performance Management Podcast Ranked #7 HR Podcast Ranked #12 Talent Management Podcast Ranked in the Top 20 Personal Development and Self-Improvement Podcasts  Ranked in the Top 30 Leadership Podcasts Each HCI Podcast episode (Program, ID No. 592296) has been approved for 0.50 HR (General) recertification credit hours toward aPHR™, aPHRi™, PHR®, PHRca®, SPHR®, GPHR®, PHRi™ and SPHRi™ recertification through HR Certification Institute® (HRCI®). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Wade speaks with Saronik about lust. They discuss how depictions of sexuality in medieval literature have persisted through literary traditions and shaped modern ideas of Orientalism and the sexual other. In the episode, Eric mentions a number of modern theorists, including Edward Said, Joseph Boone, Ghassan Moussawi, and Joseph Massad. Dr. Erik Wade—a visiting lecturer at the Universität-Bonn—researches the global origins of early medieval English ideas of sexuality and race. He is co-writing a book with Dr. Mary Rambaran-Olm, titled Race in Early Medieval England, out next year from Cambridge University Press. This week's image is a medieval illumination of the Dream of the Magi, showing the three kings hanging out naked in bed, in the Salzburg Missal, Regensburg ca. 1478-1489 [München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 15708 I, fol. 63r]. Music used in promotional material: ‘Streets of Sant'lvo' by Mid-Air Machine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Eric Wade speaks with Saronik about lust. They discuss how depictions of sexuality in medieval literature have persisted through literary traditions and shaped modern ideas of Orientalism and the sexual other. In the episode, Eric mentions a number of modern theorists, including Edward Said, Joseph Boone, Ghassan Moussawi, and Joseph Massad. Dr. Erik Wade—a visiting lecturer at the Universität-Bonn—researches the global origins of early medieval English ideas of sexuality and race. He is co-writing a book with Dr. Mary Rambaran-Olm, titled Race in Early Medieval England, out next year from Cambridge University Press. This week's image is a medieval illumination of the Dream of the Magi, showing the three kings hanging out naked in bed, in the Salzburg Missal, Regensburg ca. 1478-1489 [München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 15708 I, fol. 63r]. Music used in promotional material: ‘Streets of Sant'lvo' by Mid-Air Machine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Wade speaks with Saronik about lust. They discuss how depictions of sexuality in medieval literature have persisted through literary traditions and shaped modern ideas of Orientalism and the sexual other. In the episode, Eric mentions a number of modern theorists, including Edward Said, Joseph Boone, Ghassan Moussawi, and Joseph Massad. Dr. Erik Wade—a visiting lecturer at the Universität-Bonn—researches the global origins of early medieval English ideas of sexuality and race. He is co-writing a book with Dr. Mary Rambaran-Olm, titled Race in Early Medieval England, out next year from Cambridge University Press. This week's image is a medieval illumination of the Dream of the Magi, showing the three kings hanging out naked in bed, in the Salzburg Missal, Regensburg ca. 1478-1489 [München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 15708 I, fol. 63r]. Music used in promotional material: ‘Streets of Sant'lvo' by Mid-Air Machine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literary-studies

Eric Wade speaks with Saronik about lust. They discuss how depictions of sexuality in medieval literature have persisted through literary traditions and shaped modern ideas of Orientalism and the sexual other. In the episode, Eric mentions a number of modern theorists, including Edward Said, Joseph Boone, Ghassan Moussawi, and Joseph Massad. Dr. Erik Wade—a visiting lecturer at the Universität-Bonn—researches the global origins of early medieval English ideas of sexuality and race. He is co-writing a book with Dr. Mary Rambaran-Olm, titled Race in Early Medieval England, out next year from Cambridge University Press. This week's image is a medieval illumination of the Dream of the Magi, showing the three kings hanging out naked in bed, in the Salzburg Missal, Regensburg ca. 1478-1489 [München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 15708 I, fol. 63r]. Music used in promotional material: ‘Streets of Sant'lvo' by Mid-Air Machine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's Investor Hour, Dan's going solo. Instead of the usual tête-à-tête with a guest (we'll return to this regularly scheduled format of our program next week, though), he wants to share something with his listeners that he recently hammered home in the Stansberry Digest...This is a bear market. I've been a fool not to think it. And I've been a fool not to say it to you. So let's consider that huge mistake fixed... I'll never make it again as long as I live. So for today's episode, Dan's coming straight to you, the listener, with his keen observations on the recent market action and his tips on what steps you can take to protect your portfolio. And to round out his assessment of today's bear market in equities, he's bringing on fellow colleague and resident cryptocurrency expert Eric Wade for a special commentary on the bear market in cryptos.

In this week's Investor Hour, Dan's going solo. Instead of the usual tête-à-tête with a guest (we'll return to this regularly scheduled format of our program next week, though), he wants to share something with his listeners that he recently hammered home in the Stansberry Digest...This is a bear market. I've been a fool not to think it. And I've been a fool not to say it to you. So let's consider that huge mistake fixed... I'll never make it again as long as I live. So for today's episode, Dan's coming straight to you, the listener, with his keen observations on the recent market action and his tips on what steps you can take to protect your portfolio. And to round out his assessment of today's bear market in equities, he's bringing on fellow colleague and resident cryptocurrency expert Eric Wade for a special commentary on the bear market in cryptos.

Market volatility is back… And bitcoin along with the equities markets is paying the price. Just how bad will it get?  In this episode, crypto expert Eric Wade sits down with Trish to talk about the reasons behind bitcoin's recent fall and why cryptos, in general, are still an important place to be invested long term, so long as investors understand the risks. As the country increasingly prepares for Web 3.0, cryptos will play a critical role in the creation of the Metaverse. Crypto investing is not for the faint of heart... Eric cautions against putting too much of an investment in this volatile space. He reminds investors that they should be cautious and only put in 1%-5% of a portfolio into cryptos. If you're looking to maximize your crypto investing opportunities, this is a podcast worth listening to. 

With so many Bitcoin holders enjoying huge profits, many are wondering if it's time to take some money off the table?  Or hold tight before the final stage of this bull market?  To settle this debate, Dan invites long-time friend and repeat guest, Eric Wade, back onto the show to take all things Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.  Eric is an early internet entrepreneur, angel investor, screenwriter, and editor of Crypto Capital. In a few short years, he's recommended dozens of 100%+ winners and even ten 1,000%+ winners. He knows more about the crypto space than just about anyone on the planet. During their conversation, Dan and Eric discuss the big gold vs Bitcoin debate, where Eric sees Bitcoin's price in the years ahead, and even when's the right time to sell your stack. Plus, Eric shared some details on a new project he's working on, which he plans to reveal on November 17th... He'll be talking about the top 6 cryptos his research shows has the highest upside at this stage of the crypto cycle...  You can get it 100% free of charge just for listening to his event. You can find more details at www.BitcoinBoomEvent.com. Whether you've held Bitcoin for years, or if you're curious about the opportunity of getting in today, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

With so many Bitcoin holders enjoying huge profits, many are wondering if it's time to take some money off the table?  Or hold tight before the final stage of this bull market?  To settle this debate, Dan invites long-time friend and repeat guest, Eric Wade, back onto the show to take all things Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.  Eric is an early internet entrepreneur, angel investor, screenwriter, and editor of Crypto Capital. In a few short years, he's recommended dozens of 100%+ winners and even ten 1,000%+ winners. He knows more about the crypto space than just about anyone on the planet. During their conversation, Dan and Eric discuss the big gold vs Bitcoin debate, where Eric sees Bitcoin's price in the years ahead, and even when's the right time to sell your stack. Plus, Eric shared some details on a new project he's working on, which he plans to reveal on November 17th... He'll be talking about the top 6 cryptos his research shows has the highest upside at this stage of the crypto cycle...  You can get it 100% free of charge just for listening to his event. You can find more details at www.BitcoinBoomEvent.com. Whether you've held Bitcoin for years, or if you're curious about the opportunity of getting in today, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

Eric Wade speaks with Saronik about lust. They discuss how depictions of sexuality in medieval literature have persisted through literary traditions and shaped modern ideas of Orientalism and the sexual other. In the episode, Eric mentions a number of modern theorists, including Edward Said, Joseph Boone, Ghassan Moussawi, and Joseph Massad. Dr. Erik Wade—a visiting […]

There's a lot of uncertainty in the crypto markets today...  Over the last couple months, we've received a big increase in crypto-related questions from Investor Hour listeners... Questions like: Could quantum computing hack the Bitcoin system, rendering it useless?  Is government regulation coming soon? And out of the literally thousands of cryptos out there... how do you choose the right one? To help answer these questions, Dan invites crypto expert, Eric Wade, back onto the show  Eric is an early internet entrepreneur, angel investor, screenwriter, and editor of the Crypto Capital newsletter here at Stansberry Research.  Eric started mining Bitcoin and Ethereum long before 99% of folks had ever even heard the term "cryptocurrencies." His Crypto Capital newsletter has had dozens of 100%+ winners and even a handful of 1,000%+ winners. He knows more about the space than just about anyone on the planet. During their conversation Dan leaves no stone unturned, asking Eric everything you've ever wondered about the crypto space. Eric also shares a new project he's working on recently – a fascinating way to capture the full upside of the crypto market, but with less volatility and more consistent returns. If you've watched the incredible gains in the crypto markets, but are still waiting on the sidelines, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.  P.S. If you're interested in learning more about Eric's new project, he made a short video explaining everything you need to know. Make sure you visit www.cryptocash2021.com while it's still online.  

There's a lot of uncertainty in the crypto markets today...  Over the last couple months, we've received a big increase in crypto-related questions from Investor Hour listeners... Questions like: Could quantum computing hack the Bitcoin system, rendering it useless?  Is government regulation coming soon? And out of the literally thousands of cryptos out there... how do you choose the right one? To help answer these questions, Dan invites crypto expert, Eric Wade, back onto the show  Eric is an early internet entrepreneur, angel investor, screenwriter, and editor of the Crypto Capital newsletter here at Stansberry Research.  Eric started mining Bitcoin and Ethereum long before 99% of folks had ever even heard the term "cryptocurrencies." His Crypto Capital newsletter has had dozens of 100%+ winners and even a handful of 1,000%+ winners. He knows more about the space than just about anyone on the planet. During their conversation Dan leaves no stone unturned, asking Eric everything you've ever wondered about the crypto space. Eric also shares a new project he's working on recently – a fascinating way to capture the full upside of the crypto market, but with less volatility and more consistent returns. If you've watched the incredible gains in the crypto markets, but are still waiting on the sidelines, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.  P.S. If you're interested in learning more about Eric's new project, he made a short video explaining everything you need to know. Make sure you visit www.cryptocash2021.com while it's still online.  

Crypto expert Eric Wade joins the podcast to talk about crypto, oracles, and a pick he has for the podcast portfolio. 

Bitcoin is exploding - hovering near $60k amid bullish predictions that it could soar to $100k per coin. Regardless of where it trades, one thing is clear: cryptos WILL be part of our future.  In this episode of American Consequences with Trish Regan, Eric Wade, editor of Crypto Capital, joins Trish for a look inside digital currencies — PLUS, find out even more about the space FOR FREE including how you can get into the Bitcoin space for as little as $5 dollars. Eric gives a special presentation at https://messagefromtrish.com.  For more from Trish Regan follow her on twitter @Trish_Regan & visit AmericanConsequences.com

The Melt Up is upon us... Retail investors are getting rich piling into stocks, irrational exuberance is at dangerous highs, and all valuations have gone out the window.  But is this the big one? Are we seeing the Mother of All Melt Ups? Dan opens the show by sharing a few increasingly troubling news items that have him worried... Next, Dan invites Stansberry Research's, Eric Wade, onto the show for a conversation on all things crypto. Eric is an entrepreneur, investor, screenwriter, and editor of the Crypto Capital newsletter at Stansberry Research. Dan takes this opportunity to ask him all the beginner questions others are afraid to ask: What exactly is Bitcoin? What do I own when I own Bitcoin?  Won't the government try and shut it down?  If they can't do that, won't the government tax and regulate it to death? Could another crypto come along and replace Bitcoin? Eric answers everything Dan throws at him while keeping things simple. He stressed that you don't need to have a degree in computer science to invest in Bitcoin. Eric explains what makes Bitcoin unique, how it became the leader in crypto, and why that's not likely to change anytime soon. Listen to their conversation and much more on this week's episode. Interested in more from Stansberry Research? Check out the American Consequences podcast here: https://podfollow.com/americanconsequences

The Melt Up is upon us... Retail investors are getting rich piling into stocks, irrational exuberance is at dangerous highs, and all valuations have gone out the window.  But is this the big one? Are we seeing the Mother of All Melt Ups? Dan opens the show by sharing a few increasingly troubling news items that have him worried... Next, Dan invites Stansberry Research's, Eric Wade, onto the show for a conversation on all things crypto. Eric is an entrepreneur, investor, screenwriter, and editor of the Crypto Capital newsletter at Stansberry Research. Dan takes this opportunity to ask him all the beginner questions others are afraid to ask: What exactly is Bitcoin? What do I own when I own Bitcoin?  Won't the government try and shut it down?  If they can't do that, won't the government tax and regulate it to death? Could another crypto come along and replace Bitcoin? Eric answers everything Dan throws at him while keeping things simple. He stressed that you don’t need to have a degree in computer science to invest in Bitcoin. Eric explains what makes Bitcoin unique, how it became the leader in crypto, and why that's not likely to change anytime soon. Listen to their conversation and much more on this week's episode. Interested in more from Stansberry Research? Check out the American Consequences podcast here: https://podfollow.com/americanconsequences

This week Julie chats with Eric Wade, a PhD candidate at Oregon State University. He studies human dimensions in fisheries, including how individual members of fishing communities make decisions about their fishing. He is a truly integrated scientist, and a fantastic person to chat with.  The Main Point: People are complex. Listen to their stories! Get in touch with Eric Twitter: @EricWadeBz Website: https://thebelizeanscientist.weebly.com/ Email: Eric.Wade@OregonState.edu Get in touch with us! Julie on Twitter: @FishVecchio The Podcast is on Twitter: @FisheriesPod  Instagram and Facebook: FisheriesPodcast Become a Patron of the Fisheries Podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/FisheriesPodcast Buy podcast merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-fisheries-podcast-fan-shop Thanks as always to Andrew Gialanella for the fantastic music.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. Big news this week as the Justice Department filed its antitrust lawsuit against Google. Jessica’s first guest Matt Lamons, co-founder of the Intelligence Factory, explains what the lawsuit means for startups and how it will affect innovation in this country.  On Monday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell participated in a virtual panel, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to discuss digital currency and cross-border payments. Crypto Capital’s Eric Wade breaks down how investors can profit from the central bank's move towards digital currencies. Jessica’s last guest, Michael Schuman, author of “Superpower Interrupted: China’s History Of The World”, discusses how U.S. businesses and investors can plan for a critical question -- what will China do next? Michael also answers what the next presidential administration needs to know in its interactions with China.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in Economic News. It's been a good week for gold and silver, cryptocurrencies and banks, and sports fans. Not so much for the biggest tech firms, as the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet defended themselves against allegations of being monopolies, before congress.  In the opening headlines, we'll hear from Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell; Apple CEO Tim, Cook and Amazon Founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos. Greg Diamond, Editor of Ten Stock Trader, joins Jessica to discuss why silver is soaring to new records.  Greg believes it's the right time for investors to dip their toes into silver. Big news this week for banks and cryptocurrency. If you're tired of getting near zero percent interest on your Savings Account, listen up!  The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, or the OCC, has decided to allow nationally-chartered banks to hold cryptocurrency.  Eric Wade, editor of Crypto Capital, has all the details on what this means for bank customers and crypto investors. Bryan Tycangco, Senior Analyst for True Wealth Opportunities: China, joins Jessica for his weekly segment to discuss all the latest news coming out of China. Are the U.S.-China tensions affecting the economy in Beijing? Are they spilling over into the Chinese Stock Market? And how can American investors take advantage? Jessica also discusses why the markets need sports. Major League Baseball has begun its 2020 abbreviated season. The NBA returned last night, and the NHL picks back up on Saturday. What does the return of professional sports mean to the markets and to our economy? Stansberry Research Director, Austin Root, answers that question and why the return of the NFL may matter most. 

This week began on news that Amazon crossed into historic territory with its share price. Is there anyone still left that doesn't use them in some way or another? Many Stansberry analysts are bullish on Amazon for more reasons than delivery, but also because of its cloud services. Amazon is well equipped to take advantage of the future of remote work and data storage.  More on Amazon, Walmart competition and it’s home turf in Arkansas being invaded Delivery giant FED-EX made lots of noise with its stand on what Washington DC calls its football team.  The company sponsors “FED-EX Field” where the Redskins play - and asked the team to call themselves something different. Nike, Walmart and Target have also dropped the teams merchandise  from their respective stores. Government Bailout is still a topics, of course, with the main street lending facility go live this week ( loan program targeted at small business)  MANY businesses take advantage of this in order to prove that the economy is recovering.    Lots of interesting names and businesses were relieved this week as the PPP applications were released to the public. Plenty of names connected to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave were listed.  And we always talk about China- The first trade of iron ore on Blockchain, Crypto Capital’s Eric Wade joined us.  We talk about China as the fifth largest country in terms of invested funds with True Wealth opportunities China analyst, Brian Tycangco And we talk to Extreme Value editor, Dan Ferris (host of the Investor Hour podcast) asking, morally, can one even avoid investing in China, if they wanted to? Is it even possible?  

Dan opens this week's show ranting about good thinking versus bad thinking. And then he goes off on a listener who emailed in with some bad thinking. Then on this week's interview, Dan welcomes  guest Aaron Edelheit on to the show. Aaron is an author, value investor, and the CEO and Founder of Mindset Capital. Aaron is a repeat guest to the podcast who has been featured and quoted in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Bloomberg, CNBC, among many others. During the interview, Aaron does a deep dive into one of his favorite value stocks that has been beaten down for several years. It's a household name that everyone has heard of, it has a massive base of millions of engaged users, and dozens of ways to monetize that base going forward. Could a new incoming management team be all it takes to send this stock soaring? And finally on the mailbag, several listeners have questions about alternatives to Bitcoin or possible Bitcoin copycats. Dan reads a response from Eric Wade, Stansberry's biggest crypto expert, to help address these concerns. Plus, one physician writes in to tell Dan that he cringes every time Dan talks about coronavirus. Listen to Dan's response here on this week's episode.

Dan opens this week's show ranting about good thinking versus bad thinking. And then he goes off on a listener who emailed in with some bad thinking. Then on this week's interview, Dan welcomes  guest Aaron Edelheit on to the show. Aaron is an author, value investor, and the CEO and Founder of Mindset Capital. Aaron is a repeat guest to the podcast who has been featured and quoted in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Bloomberg, CNBC, among many others. During the interview, Aaron does a deep dive into one of his favorite value stocks that has been beaten down for several years. It's a household name that everyone has heard of, it has a massive base of millions of engaged users, and dozens of ways to monetize that base going forward. Could a new incoming management team be all it takes to send this stock soaring? And finally on the mailbag, several listeners have questions about alternatives to Bitcoin or possible Bitcoin copycats. Dan reads a response from Eric Wade, Stansberry's biggest crypto expert, to help address these concerns. Plus, one physician writes in to tell Dan that he cringes every time Dan talks about coronavirus. Listen to Dan's response here on this week's episode.

with Eric Wade - Production Designer at Crossfade Design LLC On this episode, we discuss the importance of UVC technology, solving problems no matter what the process, pivoting to fit the needs of your clients, how past and recent studies are proving one more time the effectiveness of UVC against Corona Viruses – and in particular against SARS-CoV-2, how UVC exposure inactivates microbial organisms such as bacteria and viruses by altering the structure and the molecular bonds of their DNA, how UV light has been studied since the late 19th century with focus on UVC from around 1930, some classic road stories and some speculation on a timeframe and process of returning to concert touring. Please visit: www.crossfadedesign.com

Something went wrong with your direct deposit. Maybe your employee got underpaid, or the wrong deductions got taken out. Whatever the reason, their check is messed up, and they need it fixed right now. How do you fix it? Traditionally, you had to go through direct deposit, which took days. Now, however, Paychex has created a newer, faster way.  In this episode of Payments Nerds, I speak with Eric Wade, product manager for Paychex, a leading provider of payroll benefits and human resources services. We discuss the new real-time payroll product offering from Paychex using the RTP® network and its benefits. Plus, we talk about: How Paychex' new real-time payroll product opens up payment options for clients. Why banks should stand up and take notice of RTP. The latest trends in payroll and why this is the time to move to RTP. What employees and customers need to do to switch to RTP.  What new payments products Eric is getting excited about. Find this interview and many more by subscribing to Payments Nerds on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or on our website.

People nowadays have high expectations for fast and convenient services. That does not disclude employers. In this episode of Payments Nerds, I speak with Eric Wade, product manager at Paychex. We discuss how Paychex is able to offer real-time, on-demand payroll and payment corrections. Plus, we talk about: How the gig economy has altered our expectations for payroll. How companies are competing against employers like Walmart and Uber in terms of on-demand payment. Why employees and employers expect instant payroll corrections. Find this interview and many more by subscribing to Payments Nerds on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or on our website.

Eric is super positive and entertaining member at CrossFit Inversion West. He is excellent athlete and has become a great CrossFitter.

Fidelity has been granted a trust licence to offer trading and custody of bitcoin by the New York State Department of Financial Services, as the asset management group continues to woo cautious institutional investors into the “Wild West” of digital assets. The move allows Fidelity’s new digital assets subsidiary to launch a digital currency custody and execution platform “on which institutional investors and individuals can securely store, purchase, sell, and transfer bitcoin” to New York residents, the DFS said. Boston-based Fidelity, which has about $2.8tn of assets under management, made clear last year it intended to take the plunge to offer digital assets services to Wall Street, where other regulated groups have held back from the nascent marketplace. “The custody and trade execution services that we provide are essential building blocks for institutional investors’ continued adoption of digital assets,” Michael O’Reilly, chief operating officer for Fidelity Digital Assets, said on Tuesday. “The designation as a New York trust company under the supervision and examination of the DFS builds on the credibility and trust we’re establishing among institutions and other market participants,” he said, adding that the group wanted to continue to play a “leading role” in “supporting the maturation of the entire ecosystem”. Last month, Abigail Johnson, the investment group’s chief executive, told the Financial Times that what had started as a “just for fun” experiment had become a serious drive to build up a viable crypto custody business for hedge funds, family offices and financial adviser clients. Safekeeping of crypto assets has been a concern for institutional investors because exchanges have been plagued by outages and hacks. Prolific market manipulation and scams in the loosely regulated space have been a deterrent. Nevertheless, yield-hungry speculators have continued to flock to volatile crypto markets, while some are optimistic that Facebook’s plan to spearhead the launch of its own digital currency, Libra, will further legitimise the space. The price of bitcoin has risen this year from less than $4,000 at the beginning of the year to more than $8,000 today. To date, New York has issued 23 of the highly coveted licences to companies involved in virtual currency activities in the state. Earlier this year, the department granted a licence to the Intercontinental Exchange, the world’s second-largest exchange group by market value, to provide custody of bitcoin futures via Bakkt, its digital assets arm. The move signals New York’s keenness to promote itself as a hub for crypto activity, alongside countries such as Switzerland and Malta. “This approval is further evidence that innovation and consumer protection can coexist in New York’s evolving and expanding financial services industry,” said Linda Lacewell, the DFS’s superintendent of financial services.

Fidelity has been granted a trust licence to offer trading and custody of bitcoin by the New York State Department of Financial Services, as the asset management group continues to woo cautious institutional investors into the “Wild West” of digital assets. The move allows Fidelity’s new digital assets subsidiary to launch a digital currency custody and execution platform “on which institutional investors and individuals can securely store, purchase, sell, and transfer bitcoin” to New York residents, the DFS said. Boston-based Fidelity, which has about $2.8tn of assets under management, made clear last year it intended to take the plunge to offer digital assets services to Wall Street, where other regulated groups have held back from the nascent marketplace. “The custody and trade execution services that we provide are essential building blocks for institutional investors’ continued adoption of digital assets,” Michael O’Reilly, chief operating officer for Fidelity Digital Assets, said on Tuesday. “The designation as a New York trust company under the supervision and examination of the DFS builds on the credibility and trust we’re establishing among institutions and other market participants,” he said, adding that the group wanted to continue to play a “leading role” in “supporting the maturation of the entire ecosystem”. Last month, Abigail Johnson, the investment group’s chief executive, told the Financial Times that what had started as a “just for fun” experiment had become a serious drive to build up a viable crypto custody business for hedge funds, family offices and financial adviser clients. Safekeeping of crypto assets has been a concern for institutional investors because exchanges have been plagued by outages and hacks. Prolific market manipulation and scams in the loosely regulated space have been a deterrent. Nevertheless, yield-hungry speculators have continued to flock to volatile crypto markets, while some are optimistic that Facebook’s plan to spearhead the launch of its own digital currency, Libra, will further legitimise the space. The price of bitcoin has risen this year from less than $4,000 at the beginning of the year to more than $8,000 today. To date, New York has issued 23 of the highly coveted licences to companies involved in virtual currency activities in the state. Earlier this year, the department granted a licence to the Intercontinental Exchange, the world’s second-largest exchange group by market value, to provide custody of bitcoin futures via Bakkt, its digital assets arm. The move signals New York’s keenness to promote itself as a hub for crypto activity, alongside countries such as Switzerland and Malta. “This approval is further evidence that innovation and consumer protection can coexist in New York’s evolving and expanding financial services industry,” said Linda Lacewell, the DFS’s superintendent of financial services.

We had a cool, casual chat with Eric Wade the editor for Crypto Capital. We discussed a ton about blockchain market conditions and I answer questions that I've never publicly said before. Eric is an established investor, crypto miner, entrepreneur, business builder, and has his newsletter where he tells his subscribers his top crypto picks for investing. TICKETS HERE: https://worldcryptocon.com

Bitcoin Explodes 20% Overnight, Rises Just Shy Of $13,000. After breaching $10K over the weekend for the first time since March 2018, bitcoin has accelerated its sharp move higher and, trading close to $13,000 on Wednesday, up almost 20% in the past 24 hours. It is now up 240% since the start of the year, and even though it remains below its all-time high of nearly $20,000, at the current pace, it will surpass its all-time high in just a few days. The last time Bitcoin rose above $12,000 was in December 2017, when it continued to rally, on some days moving several thousand dollars in hours, eventually reaching its all-time high as $19,511 just before Christmas 2017. That surge, however, was followed by a calamitous drop as retail investors fled, with the crypto dropping below $6,000 by February, and hitting $3000 just months later. All in all, in December 2017 and January 2018, Bitcoin spent about six weeks above $12,000. Will this time be different, is the main question asked by traders. And as usual, the second biggest question posed by traders, investors, speculators and plain old haters is what is the reason behind the move. According to some, Facebook’s announcement this month has revived interest in coins, while investors seeking safety have also pushed up Bitcoin’s price. “It obviously does appear to be benefiting from some sort of flows that gold is benefiting, too,” CMC Markets chief strategist Michael Hewson said. “You’ve got all this stuff about Libra going on, which is renewing interest in bitcoin. Crypto is back in vogue.” That part was right; what he said next, however, was not - he added that the investors buying bitcoin were speculative. That is precisely the opposite of what JPM found last weekend when the bank concluded that the current bout of buying is not retail - as was the case for much of 2017 - but institutional. Meanwhile, as bulls cheer signs that the next bubble in cryptos is well and truly here, sparked by interest in virtual currencies from major companies like Facebook and JPMorgan, skeptics say it’s unclear how those initiatives will ultimately benefit Bitcoin and its peers. It is also unclear if Facebook's Libra "crypto" experiment has anything to do with the recent move. To be sure, it's not news as it was well known months in advance that Facebook was launching its "crypto" product, which as explained here before, is not even crypto. Instead what appears to be causing the rush into bitcoin, ethereum and other cryptos is global monetary policy (and Chinese capital flight). Meanwhile, not everyone agrees with JPM that institutions are now long bitcoin: according to the WSJ citing the latest CFTC Commitment of Traders report, hedge funds and other money managers held about 14% more bearish “short” positions in CME bitcoin futures last week than they did bullish “long” positions, The WSJ concludes that it is mostly small, retail investors who are taking the other side of the trade, in clear disagreement with JPM's conclusion. Among traders with fewer than 25 bitcoin contracts, a category that likely captures many individuals placing bets in bitcoin, long wagers outnumbered short bets by 4 to 1. “Traditional market participants may be more skeptical of [bitcoin] than millennial day traders,” said George Michalopoulos, a portfolio manager with Chicago fund manager Typhon Capital Management LLC, although he stressed that his views were speculative and that it is hard to know what is driving the CFTC’s numbers. Eric is an internet entrepreneur and investor who began picking stocks and trading futures contracts in college, using his expertise to become a Certified Financial Manager at the largest American retail brokerage.

Bitcoin Explodes 20% Overnight, Rises Just Shy Of $13,000. After breaching $10K over the weekend for the first time since March 2018, bitcoin has accelerated its sharp move higher and, trading close to $13,000 on Wednesday, up almost 20% in the past 24 hours. It is now up 240% since the start of the year, and even though it remains below its all-time high of nearly $20,000, at the current pace, it will surpass its all-time high in just a few days. The last time Bitcoin rose above $12,000 was in December 2017, when it continued to rally, on some days moving several thousand dollars in hours, eventually reaching its all-time high as $19,511 just before Christmas 2017. That surge, however, was followed by a calamitous drop as retail investors fled, with the crypto dropping below $6,000 by February, and hitting $3000 just months later. All in all, in December 2017 and January 2018, Bitcoin spent about six weeks above $12,000. Will this time be different, is the main question asked by traders. And as usual, the second biggest question posed by traders, investors, speculators and plain old haters is what is the reason behind the move. According to some, Facebook’s announcement this month has revived interest in coins, while investors seeking safety have also pushed up Bitcoin’s price. “It obviously does appear to be benefiting from some sort of flows that gold is benefiting, too,” CMC Markets chief strategist Michael Hewson said. “You’ve got all this stuff about Libra going on, which is renewing interest in bitcoin. Crypto is back in vogue.” That part was right; what he said next, however, was not - he added that the investors buying bitcoin were speculative. That is precisely the opposite of what JPM found last weekend when the bank concluded that the current bout of buying is not retail - as was the case for much of 2017 - but institutional. Meanwhile, as bulls cheer signs that the next bubble in cryptos is well and truly here, sparked by interest in virtual currencies from major companies like Facebook and JPMorgan, skeptics say it’s unclear how those initiatives will ultimately benefit Bitcoin and its peers. It is also unclear if Facebook's Libra "crypto" experiment has anything to do with the recent move. To be sure, it's not news as it was well known months in advance that Facebook was launching its "crypto" product, which as explained here before, is not even crypto. Instead what appears to be causing the rush into bitcoin, ethereum and other cryptos is global monetary policy (and Chinese capital flight). Meanwhile, not everyone agrees with JPM that institutions are now long bitcoin: according to the WSJ citing the latest CFTC Commitment of Traders report, hedge funds and other money managers held about 14% more bearish “short” positions in CME bitcoin futures last week than they did bullish “long” positions, The WSJ concludes that it is mostly small, retail investors who are taking the other side of the trade, in clear disagreement with JPM's conclusion. Among traders with fewer than 25 bitcoin contracts, a category that likely captures many individuals placing bets in bitcoin, long wagers outnumbered short bets by 4 to 1. “Traditional market participants may be more skeptical of [bitcoin] than millennial day traders,” said George Michalopoulos, a portfolio manager with Chicago fund manager Typhon Capital Management LLC, although he stressed that his views were speculative and that it is hard to know what is driving the CFTC’s numbers. Eric is an internet entrepreneur and investor who began picking stocks and trading futures contracts in college, using his expertise to become a Certified Financial Manager at the largest American retail brokerage.

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris talks about a kind of insurance available for investors against market volatility. He also chats about the only way Uber's IPO is worth it. Our special guest, Eric Wade discusses the opportunities right now in cryptocurrencies.

Extreme Value Editor Dan Ferris talks about a kind of insurance available for investors against market volatility. He also chats about the only way Uber’s IPO is worth it. Our special guest, Eric Wade discusses the opportunities right now in cryptocurrencies.

Eric Wade Senior Editor and Lead Analyst with Stansberry Pacific Research. He believes that there's a possibility of a huge rally in 2019. New investors are coming and the will result in way more buying than selling. A lot of current Bitcoin investors are anxiously awaiting new money to enter the space. Only 8-10 percent of the American Public has even considered getting in to cryptos. Investors as a class are generally older and very few of them have considered it.  Until you start investing in crypto you'll never know how easy it is to buy direct. 

Eric Wade Senior Editor and Lead Analyst with Stansberry Pacific Research. He believes that there's a possibility of a huge rally in 2019. New investors are coming and the will result in way more buying than selling. A lot of current Bitcoin investors are anxiously awaiting new money to enter the space. Only 8-10 percent of the American Public has even considered getting in to cryptos. Investors as a class are generally older and very few of them have considered it.  Until you start investing in crypto you'll never know how easy it is to buy direct. 

Surprise, Surprise!  New episode!  This week the Leftovers are joined by Eric Wade again.  Jake and Brian talk about the new film I Kill Giants.  Brian reviews the new horror. thriller Unsane and the all new Pacific Rim: Uprising.  Eric and Brian give their thoughts on the first episode of Krypton on SyFy.  We talk... Read more

In this episode of Pop Culture Leftovers Brian and Jake are joined by Eric Wade from The Supercast as well as first time guest Wally Baggs from the Terrible Talkers podcast.  We talk about our Good Pop Bad Pop this week that includes movie reviews for Tomb Raider, Love, Simon, Gringo and The Hurricane Heist. ... Read more

In this episode the Leftovers are joined by Eric Wade of The Supercast and Wally Baggs of the Terrible Talkers podcast to discuss the final Avengers: Infinity War trailer.  WARNING!!!  This episode contains SPOILERS and POSSIBLE SPOILERS for Avengers: Infinity War.   We break down the trailer scene by scene.  We dissect quotes from the directors... Read more

In this episode of Pop Culture Leftovers podcast the Leftovers are joined by Eric Wade to discuss Marvel’s 18th film in the MCU with Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther starring Chadwick Boseman, Lupita Nyong’o and Michael B Jordan.  Wakanda Forever. Share this:

In this episode of Pop Culture Leftovers Brian is joined by friends of the podcast Eric Wade and Jacob Harman.  We have a ton to talk about in this episode.  In this episode we’re going to be breaking down the new Venom trailer that dropped as well as the Super Bowl Avengers Infinity War trailer. ... Read more

A documentary review podcast On this episode, Sturdy is joined by the co-hosts from The Supercast David Isaac and Eric Wade, and by Toy Master Co-Director Corey Landis to interview the creator of the newly released NETFLIX docu-series "THE TOYS THAT MADE US" BRIAN VOLK-WEISS! * We review: The Toys That Made Us interview with the creator, Brian Volk-Weiss FIND US ON TWITTER FACEBOOK This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

(Recorded December 17th, 2017) Kova and Spoiler Steve are joined with Eric Wade from the Supecast to rant, rate and review the season finale of Mr. Robot season 3. Email us sceneitcast@gmail.com, like us on facebook.com/sceneitcast and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @sceneitcast

(Recorded December 17th, 2017) This episode, Dan, Kova and Spoiler Steve are joined with Eric Wade from the Supercast to give a full 3 hour spoiler review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Kova and Spoiler Steven then discuss the other movies they've seen this week including The Shape of Water (03:00:55), Mudbound (03:11:59) and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? (03:20:00). Send us your emails to sceneitcast@gmail.comLike us on facebook.com/sceneitcast and on twitter @sceneitcast.You can find Kova on twitter @kovanova10Find Steve on facebook.com/spoilersteve and on twitter @TheSpoilerSteve

In this episode the Leftovers are joined by Eric Wade and from Scene-It Cast, Spoiler Steve.  We have a ton to talk about this episode.  We give our thoughts on the new Marvel Netflix Original, Punisher as well as 2 Hulu originals, Future Man and Marvel’s Runaways.  We discuss Quentin Tarantino’s next film project and... Read more

In this episode the Leftovers are joined by Eric Wade to discuss all the news coming out of Disney.  Are they trying to buy 21st Century Fox?  And what does that mean if it happens?  We also talk about the Disney streaming service being the future home for Marvel Television and it getting the first... Read more

The first group discussion StarkCast episode has landed! I talk conspiracy theories with Jordan Lekan, Sturdy, and Eric Wade. In typical StarkCast fashion we go off the rails a lot; politics, religion, offended peoples, all sorts of stuff! We had a lot of laughs and I had a great time talking with these guys. I'm really looking forward to doing more episodes like this one! Also at the end of the podcast, Jordan and I talk about our side-podcast, The Comic Cast, potentially ending. It was a sad possibility that Jordan and I had thought was going to take place, but over the last couple days we were able to get the hosting situation figured out!! So worry not, Comic Cast fans! We're not going anywhere! Facebook: facebook.com/starkcastpod Twitter: @TheTubbyNinja Email: starkcastpod@gmail.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Eric Wade talks welding on Napa Valley College Now by Jeff Schechtman