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This episode dives into the rising price of gold and the different ways investors can take advantage of it. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down gold's role as a hedge against inflation, debate whether it could hit $3,000 per ounce, and explore strategies for generating income with gold options. Corey explains how selling covered calls can create steady cash flow, while Noah highlights the importance of understanding gold's fundamental drivers. Andy shares personal stories about his grandfather's influence on his gold investing philosophy, adding a unique perspective on why gold remains a powerful asset. The discussion also covers investing in gold miners—like Newmont and Barrick—and what government actions on gold reserves could mean for the market.Tune in now to learn how to position yourself in the gold market and take advantage of its potential upside. And don't forget to grab free investing resources at investingclass.com!

This weeks episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson analyze the healthcare sector's investment potential following the assassination of United Healthcare's CEO. They examine the immediate stock market impact, including a 10% drop in United Healthcare's stock and a 2-3% decline across the broader sector. The conversation dives into systemic issues such as claim denials and delays, evaluating whether these challenges present investment opportunities. The hosts also break down key valuation metrics like price-to-book and price-to-earnings ratios, providing insights for investors navigating a turbulent healthcare market.

In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, host Andy Tanner is joined by experienced investors Noah Davidson and Corey Halliday to discuss the current state of the markets and the challenges facing investors. The group delves into the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions, the impact of consumer spending trends, and the importance of risk management and preparedness in volatile market conditions. They share their insights on the potential opportunities and pitfalls that may arise as the economy navigates through a period of uncertainty, offering valuable perspectives for investors looking to navigate the changing landscape.

In this episode of the Cashflow Academy Podcast, host Andy Tanner and guests Noah Davidson and Corey Halliday discuss the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on investing and the broader economy. The conversation covers a range of topics, including:The team's personal experiences with early internet and AI technologies, and the parallels they see with the current excitement around AI.A discussion of the top 10 AI stocks according to AI, including companies like Nvidia, AMD, Microsoft, and Palantir.The potential for AI to replace jobs in various sectors, while also creating new opportunities.The limitations and biases of AI in making accurate stock market predictions, and the importance of human financial knowledge and intuition.The challenges of embracing new technologies, particularly for older generations, and the need to understand investing principles.

Join Andy Tanner and Noah Davidson for an insightful discussion on the intricate relationship between global conflicts and the financial markets, particularly focusing on the oil industry. They explore the impact of Middle Eastern unrest on oil prices, the challenges of investing in oil ETFs like USO, and the strategic advantages of owning shares in oil companies like ExxonMobil and Occidental Petroleum. With personal anecdotes and historical perspectives, they offer valuable insights into how investors can navigate these turbulent times. Whether you're interested in the economic ramifications of geopolitical events or looking to enhance your investment strategies in the oil sector, this episode provides a wealth of knowledge and practical advice. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from seasoned investors who make complex topics simple and accessible.

Top instructors Noah Davidson and Corey Halliday join Andy with their economic forecast for 2023. Stocks, real estate, crypto, precious metals, and inflation are all covered in this timely episode. SHOW NOTES: 1:24: How Valuable To Investors Are Economic Prediction? 2:38: Where Are Stocks Headed In 2023? 5:54: How Is It Easier To Predict What Is Going To Happen, Not When It Will Happen? 10:04: How Will The Fed Behave In 2023? 15:53: How Will Inflation Remain Sticky? 20:59: Where Will Investor Opportunities Be In 2023? 32:22: How Will Gold Perform In 2023? 36:32: How Will Crypto Perform In 2023?

Listen in as Noah interviews his aunt Jana Withers. She shares with us a bit of her story. Some of her favorite books, people that have greatly impacted her life, how her relationship with the Savior has grown and expanded, and what truth she holds onto no matter what. 

Listen in as Noah Davidson asks Tyler & Courtney Casper some questions about their life, faith, and lessons learned along the way. 

Kobe Bryant, Suriya, Noah Davidson and Austin Reynolds chat about business as they are in town for the holiday. In this episode we talk about real estate, ownership, crypto among other various topics related to creating the best opportunity for yourself. There is a lot of gems in this one that could change your life. https://www.instagram.com/areytn/ https://www.instagram.com/thesneakerbox/ https://www.instagram.com/kobe2smooth/ https://www.instagram.com/movewithnoah/ If you are interested in being a guest on the podcast, please contact via DM. https://www.slightleedaily.com/ https://open.spotify.com/show/4Iowsf6iPaVTnLKN1t0gnV?si=h2LanvhFRwOiAFPA6-FZkg&nd=1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-slightlee-daily-podcast/id1491683719 https://www.facebook.com/SlightleeDaily/ https://twitter.com/SlightleeDaily https://www.instagram.com/slightleedaily/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slightleedaily/support

Anastasia Avvakumova/ CKTZ News - Closely observing and responding to weather fluctuations has always been key to a grower's success, however the recent extreme heat in early July is forcing farmers to rethink plans for future resiliency. “This heat dome was the first time where I actually felt, holy crap, here it comes. We've been talking about it, we've been hearing the impact of the droughts in some of our southern neighbors. We're going to have to get a lot stronger about how we're doing things and how we're supporting each other as community members and how we can support the food producers.” Tamara McPhail and Adam Schick of Linnaea Farm gave their perspective on this 2021 summer season. The dryness of this summer means mitigating fire danger is paramount. The heat also dried the grass reducing its nutrition content, and the 11 cows who also live at Linnaea were mooing continuously during the worst of the heat. McPhail can translate this as their discontent and was concerned that she would have to supplement their diet with hay, which would mean depleting their stockpile of winter provisions. Making hay is an important annual activity at Linnaea. The first step is cutting, then what's known as “tedding” or fluffing the hay so that it dries sufficiently to then be raked and baled. Tedding traditionally takes two days and farmers listen for the sound the hay makes when it's ready for the next step. This year “it definitely had that sound on on the first day … and the bales were super light, too. We felt like über strong humans by lifting up these bales. I've never seen hay dry that fast or feel that light, and they were difficult to stack in our barn.” Linnaea growers are grateful for the community support they receive during their haying workbees. “I never know who's going to show up, but I've never felt that we are short handed.” When asked about the dry spell, Schick replied, “The weather's been so up and down for a long time, I would say since the early 2000s. This is my 25th year of gardening. When you farm, you see these cycles and you adapt to it. So, it's not the weather that happened today. It's whether you and I can do things to change the outcome.” Gut instinct and the agrarian senses play a big part in decision-making on the farm. The conversation also touched upon climate change, local sustainability, shrinking our impact and the seed library starting up at Linnaea. CKTZ also heard about the challenges of dry weather from grower Noah Davidson of the Whaletown Garden Centre, who emailed a few gardening tips: “I tend not to expect rain in the summer and rely solely upon thorough waterings to keep the garden happy. The small amounts of rain we get in the summer are rarely enough to penetrate the soil very deeply. The few days that we had with the extreme heat was a challenge but most plants will adapt with a little extra watering. A plant under stress from extreme heat will wilt to protect itself from the sun, which a deep and thorough watering in the early morning can help alleviate, as can misting plants with water midday, which lowers leaf temperatures.”

Roy L Hales / Cortes Currents - Cortes Island had its annual community Christmas Dinner on December 25th. As a result of the COVID shutdown, close to a third of the island's population turned out. It was truly a gourmet delight. Cortes Currents sent Noah Davidson and Izabelle Perry a list of questions, which they chose to answer by email. Imagine this is Noah's voice, rather than mine, reading this out. “After the cancellation of all community events, dances, Easter, and Christmas craft fairs, we really wanted to find a way to not have to cancel Christmas Dinner!” “Community Christmas Dinners at the Gorge Hall have been an annual tradition for as long as anyone can remember. We recently took over the planning and cooking responsibilities from Jim Kearney, who believed that everyone should have the opportunity to gather and enjoy a warm meal together on Christmas Day. We hope that people found the take-out meals were a reasonable alternative to gathering.” “On average, the free Christmas dinner in Whaletown serves around 125 people at the Gorge Hall for a sit-down meal on Christmas Day. Usually, 3 or 4 turkeys are prepared along with the fixings, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and veggies. The attending community brings a plethora of potluck dishes that really add something special to the dinner.” “This year was different, we served over 300, free take-out style meals from the Floathouse restaurant with no potluck items. We cooked 21 turkeys, stuffing, mashed potatoes and veggies, gravy, and cranberry sauce. We also offered a vegetarian option, with a lentil nut loaf, wild rice stuffing, vegan mashed potatoes, and miso gravy.” The story continues in the podcast Photo courtesy Noah Davidson and Izabelle Perry

This week in episode 397 of the Trading Justice podcast we go deep into this week’s election with a series of predictions regarding the upcoming election. First, in the Market Skyline, Coach Matt and Mark are joined by Tackle Trading coaches Noah Davidson and Cody Maki to discuss the market risk in the short-term if there is a contested election. Needless to say, the coaches are not too keen on the short-term market if there is a drawn-out contested election. Coach Matt also asks each of the coaches to analyze what specific combinations of election outcomes (Biden/Republican Senate, Trump/Republican Senate, Biden/Democratic Senate, Trump/Democratic Senate) would mean for the market over the next six months. There is so diverse and great insight in this section. In the next segment, the coaches make a series of election predictions on who is going to win. The answers range from a Trump landslide to a significant Biden victory. All the coaches give deep analysis in their reasoning. This good-natured debate was incredibly fun even with such wide-ranging opinions. Who will be right in their predictions? Well as predication podcasts go probably Kayne West! Have a great week and we hope you enjoy this special edition of the Trading Justice podcast!

In this episode, we bring Coach's Noah Davidson and Tyler Craig onto the podcast to debate whether Stocks or Options are better products to trade with.  In this weekend's scouting reports, Coach Noah made his case for stocks as the best product while Coach Tyler laid out his case for options to be the best product.  Listen in as we have some fun debating the merits of both. Before that, Matt, Tim and Mark analyze the broad markets during our weekly skyline.  Stocks have broken out, and are currently rallying on bullish momentum.  The major storylines have been around the potential for fiscal stimulus and this week's start of earnings season for the market.  Listen in as we give our insights into the markets. Lastly, in the spirit of the Lakers winning the NBA championship, Coach Mark asks Tim and Matt to guess which NBA players are in the top 15 of all time.  The great debate is about who holds the #1 spot - Lebron James or Michael Jordan.  But, it's fun to talk about some of the other greats as we guess the names on this list. 1:55 Market Skyline 37:40 Stock Options Battle 1:20:40 NBA Game

In this episode, we welcome Noah Davidson to the podcast.  Noah is a trader, coach, instructor and charting specialist.  We talk to Noah about the recent technical conditions in stocks, Bullish Retracement patterns, how to qualify them and what he likes to see when they occur.  Listen in for a veteran traders insights into the conditions we see today. Before that, Matt, Tim and Mark analyze the major themes in the market during our Skyline.  The Federal Reserve met last week, and markets reacted to their policy statement with selling.  Thursday's trading was the biggest drop in a few months for one day.  Along with that, we've seen an uptick in Covid-19 cases recently.  What does it all mean?  We break it down and give you some insight into how we're seeing this market reaction and the conditions in front of us right now. Lastly, we bring back a popular game 'Clown of the Week' to have some fun.  All four coaches submit a candidate to earn their clown shoes.  This is a fun segment, that we have some laughs with.  Listen in to see if you agree on who deserves the award. 2:55 Market Skyline 37:30 Noah Davidson 1:18:30 Clown of the Week

In this episode I am joined by the always opinionated Noah Davidson as we breakdown some of the bigger news stories from around the NFL and NBA. And after that we breakdown how the Chiefs and 49ers got here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otherbermanshow/support

In episode 346 of the Trading Justice podcast we discuss how to trade breakouts of resistance levels. The markets are hot right now setting all-time highs and recently broke out of a clear resistance level. How do traders tackle this situation and how do they trade it? There are numerous ways to approach breakouts and we try to cover all the angles from entry to confirmation in this episode. We invited Emily Muiruri and Noah Davidson to discuss this very relevant topic that likely will influence how you approach this situation now and in the future. Matt also breaks down the STEP System approach to breakouts. Breakouts are one of the go-to strategies many traders wait for. Well, the wait is over as a clear breakout has occurred on the broad markets and Matt in the episode goes over his breakout STEP System approach to this situation. To close out the podcast we play a game centered around Guinness World Records. There are certainly some strange records out there. See if you can out guess the coaches in this light-hearted segment. 1:00 Market Skyline 35:45 Bullish Breakout 1:08:20 Game Time

In this episode I am joined by Noah Davidson as we break down all of the games for Week 5 of the 2019 NFL Season --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otherbermanshow/support

In this episode, we are joined by Father Guido Stockaducci, a.k.a. Noah Davidson, to hear about some of the confessions he’s heard from traders who’ve broken their rules. Have you over-leveraged your account? Have you broken your rules? Ever traded without a stop-loss? You may share some of the same sins as the rest of us, and we discuss them in a fun light-hearted segment.   Before that, we discuss the global economic slowdown (i.e. recession coming in Europe), the Fed repurchasing program, Monetary Policy and the never-ending story of the Trade War during our Market Skyline. Each week, we break down the news and the charts you need to know about so that you can get the analysis you need to understand what is happening out there.   Lastly, we answer questions from our audience in our Student Mailbag segment. How should a trader use the stock candidates from the Options Report? What type of order is best when trading options with contingent price conditions? Why isn’t oil getting back to 2018 levels? Listen in for the answers from the coaches to these questions   1:59 Market Skyline 40:12 Father Stockaducci 1:09:10 Coaches Mailbag

In this episode of the Podcast, Coach Noah Davidson joins the team to discuss the recent volatility in the markets.  Bearish trading is an important component of any trader’s playbook.  Shorting stock, buying puts, shorting futures and other strategies are all available to a trained and educated trader.  The boys discuss how to trade bearish, with some of their favorite strategies, products and tips for you to use.  Before we get into the feature, we discuss the trade war, gold, oil and current market conditions during our Market Skyline.  2800 on the S&P 500 is a key level of support.  Will it hold?  Get our analysis and thoughts by tuning in. We answer questions from the mailbag about UBER’s IPO, how to select the delta on long put option trading, the best way to learn TOS and how dividends might affect a company’s price.  Lastly, we give an update on our Game of Thrones prediction.  The biggest TV show out there has our attention right along with many others.  Spoiler alerts at the end, but if you’re a GoT fan, you’ll enjoy this last few minutes of the show. Noah Davidson joins the team to discuss the recent volatility in the markets.  Bearish trading is an important component of any trader’s playbook.  Shorting stock, buying puts, shorting futures and other strategies are all available to a trained and educated trader.  The boys discuss how to trade bearish, with some of their favorite strategies, products and tips for you to use.  Market skyline, coaches mailbag questions and an update on our Game of Thrones predictions as well. 1:23 Market Skyline 26:50 Feature w Noah Davidson 58:50 Coaches Mailbag 1:11:30 Game of Thrones Contest Update  

This week’s podcast is a milestone for Trading Justice as we have reached Trading Justice episode 300! We have a special show for you this week as the Justice brothers react to the most recent Fed meeting and talk about short-term and long-term ramifications for the market. In addition, Noah Davidson and Gino Poore join Matt and Tim to go over their 2018 predictions to see who was right, who was wrong and what were the best and worst predictions made by the coaches in 2018. Episode 300 is insightful and certainly entertaining so sit back enjoy this milestone episode of the Trading Justice podcast. 2:00 Thanks for 300 13:30 Fed Talk 42:00 2018 Prediction Reviews

Today on episode 291 of the Trading Justice podcast, we have a meeting of the minds with Coach Noah Davidson. With market volatility on the rise, trader’s fear gauges have seen an uptick as well. Your host Matt Justice and Tim Justice talk about hedging with futures to protect yourself when the Bears come to town. Also, in our coaches mailbag we see another incredible week of questions. From questions about indicators to questions about swim software, our coaches cover it all! Enjoy this discussion about market volatility and hedging on episode 291 of the Trading Justice podcast.   Intro: Producer Cam 1:17: Feature Presentation  53:25: Coaches Mailbag 1:16:53 Clown of the Week

Noah Davidson shares his back story of learning about trading and investing. After two initial failed attempts he learned the secrets of making good trading and investing decisions. Twenty years later he is an accomplished educator and successful trader of many instruments. Noah shares the patterns he has observed of good and bad trading and investment behaviors.