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The rotation out of tech, especially chips, continued ahead of earnings from Microsoft and Advanced Micro Devices. The BoJ and Fed meetings loom, also raising uncertainty levels.Important DisclosuresInformation on this site is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered individualized recommendations or personalized investment advice. The type of securities and investment strategies mentioned may not be suitable for everyone. Each investor needs to review a security transaction for his or her own particular situation. All expressions of opinion are subject to change without notice in reaction to shifting market, economic and geo-political conditions.Data contained herein from third-party providers is obtained from what are considered reliable sources. However, its accuracy, completeness or reliability cannot be guaranteed.All corporate names are for illustrative purposes only and are not a recommendation, offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.Past performance is no guarantee of future results.The Schwab Center for Financial Research is a division of Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.Apple Podcasts and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.Google Podcasts and the Google Podcasts logo are trademarks of Google LLC.Spotify and the Spotify logo are registered trademarks of Spotify AB.
Big Tech making a mess of markets A new candidate – investors re-assessing their holdings. September rate cut probability of at 100% - lets discuss. Howard Silverblatt (@hsilverb) is Senior Industry Analyst, Index Investment Strategy, for S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI). In addition to general market research and commentary, Howard is responsible for the statistical analysis of S&P DJI's family of U.S. Indices, including the world's most followed stock market index, the S&P 500®. Howard has been with Standard & Poor's since 1977, and has held various analytic, business development, and product positions. He joined S&P Indices in 1983 as an editor, and has since received numerous corporate and industry awards, most notably for his work on the creation and development of Standard & Poor's core earnings and Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS®). Howard is widely quoted in top tier news publications around the world, providing in-depth analysis and information on a myriad of topics impacting the investment industry. Howard graduated with a B.S. in Business Management from Syracuse University. Check this out and find out more at: http://www.interactivebrokers.com/ Follow @andrewhorowitz Looking for style diversification? More information on the TDI Managed Growth Strategy - HERE Stocks mentioned in this episode: (MSFT), (GOOGL), (AMZN), (SPY), (QQQ)
The Nasdaq having its worst day of the year, as Tesla and Alphabet results disappoint. But bitcoin is moving higher, and we're joined by VanEck's head of digital assets research who's making the case for $2.9M by 2050. And Wall Street's #1 homebuilding analyst is here with his view on the builders as new home sales hit the lowest level of the year.
Dan Nathan, Guy Adami and Liz Young break down the top market headlines and bring you stock market trade ideas for Wednesday, July 24th Subscribe to our newsletter: https://riskreversalmedia.beehiiv.com/subscribe MRKT Call is brought to you by our presenting sponsors CME Group, FactSet & SoFi Watch MRKT Call LIVE at 1pm M-TH on YouTube Sign up for our emails Follow us on Twitter @MRKTCall Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow @CarterBWorth on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Watch all of our videos on YouTube
My Saturday show highlighted the start of the rotation from tech stocks to the broader market, as exemplified in the trends in the NASDAQ and the Small Caps 2000. This trend has continued, and on Wednesday it went into overdrive as the world's largest technology companies got hammered as concern about tighter US restrictions on … Continue reading "Rotation To A “Tech-Wreck” Replay?"
Stocks falling again after the Nasdaq's worst start to a year since 2016. Is weak economic data the culprit? We'll look at what's dragging the market lower. Plus, another cargo ship attacked in the Red Sea is leading investors to worry about retaliatory attacks and the fallout for energy prices and the global supply chain. And Microsoft is nearing Apple's market cap for the first time in a couple of decades. Is tech in trouble or is leadership just shifting? Nancy Tengler and Mark Mahaney weigh in.
Stocks kick off the year mostly in the red although the Dow did finish slightly higher. Evercore ISI's Julian Emanuel lays out his 2024 playbook and discusses whether investors should be buying on pullbacks. Strategas' Chris Verrone says the burden of proof is on the bears to begin the trading year. The tech sector sharply selling off after Barclays downgraded Apple to sell over lackluster iphone sales. Goldman Sachs' Eric Sheridan discusses whether that's a warning for other mega-cap tech stocks. And CNH Industrial CEO Scott Wine on the demand for agricultural equipment like tractors and how that could impact commodity prices.
Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber discussed how investors should navigate the"tech wreck" on Wall Street -- with Nasdaq in correction territory, Meta shares falling despite a Q3 beat andAlphabet extending its sharp post-earnings decline. The UAW and Ford reached a tentative agreementnearly six weeks after the union began walkouts against Detroit's "Big 3" automakers. The CEOs of Southwest Airlines and ServiceNow joined the program to discuss their companies' respectivequarterly results. Also in focus: Q3 GDP at 4.9% growth, earnings winners and losers, Morgan Stanley selects Ted Pick to succeed James Gorman as CEO, Silver Lake explores taking Ari Emanuel's Endeavor private. Squawk on the Street Disclaimer
Here's what is happening in the markets today, Tuesday, August 22 Nasdaq Snaps 4-Day Losing Streak, Rallies Over 1.5% 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 15-Year High of 4.34% AMC Craters 25% Ahead of Stock Conversion Nvidia (NVDA) Gains Ahead of “Critical” Earnings Wednesday Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) Drops 20% After Earnings PLUS: How we trade these markets and our current positions This wraps up today's stock market news. If you enjoyed the "Stock Market Today" episode, make sure to subscribe to this podcast. And for more stock market news, visit our YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/rockwelltrading2008 #todaysstockmarket #stockmarkettoday #stockmarket
The ongoing tech wreck may sound like bad news for the tech sector but the reality, according to Kevin O'Loughlin from Nostra, is that tech is ingrained in every business. If anything the recalibration of global tech giants spells good news for growing and scaling indigenous Irish tech firms on the talent front.
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Recent reports show that more than two-thirds of economists at 23 large financial institutions are predicting a U.S. recession. In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we examine the negativity that has made its way to 2023, reviewing Fed minutes, more Tech firm issues, and our own CMBS delinquency rate rising in December 2022. It's not all bad news. Among news about firms downsizing, store closures, and layoffs, we find some positive stories for the retail and office sectors. Tune in now. Episode Notes: Economic Update: Fed minutes, recession, Tech Wreck (0:23) Downsizing at tech firms (4:55) Twitter cost cutting (8:28) Vote of confidence: UC BREIT (11:42) CMBS delinquency report (15:01) Office news (20:50) Green shoots in office (23:08) Crabgrass for office (28:00) Bed Bath & Beyond running out of cash (31:20) Layoffs & closures (34:50) Retail green shoots (37:45) Shoutouts (46:15) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp-llc Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC
The GOP sent out a HILARIOUS tweet! Tech led the markets UP - where are they leading us now? Headlines from China has triggered PTSD lately. Should we be concerned, or are we just Paranoid? And Stone Clanton with Americans For Prosperity calls in.
The Nasdaq on a 4-day losing streak and now down 30% from highs. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what could stop tech's big slide. Plus, we're Grading your Trades! And, our chart of the day is a stock that's a big winner today, and this year.
The Australian Investors Podcast, Australia's top investing podcast for professionals and private investors is back for Q&A, hosted by experienced financial planner Drew Meredith, CFP and experienced analyst Owen Rask. This segment is called 2 Sense (2C) -- and it's our super-popular new episode format. In this episode, Owen & Drew tackle Vanguard Super, PayPal Inc (NASDAQ: PYPL) stock, Okta Inc (NASDAQ: OKTA), Aussie Broadband (ASX: ABB), and the best platform for long-term investing. Watch the video version on the Rask Australia YouTube page. Take Owen's brand new Value Investor Program, which gives you all the tools and knowledge you need to invest successfully in companies, including valuation spreadsheets, investing checklists and ASX company case studies. Alternatively, why not take Owen's FREE investor bootcamp: bit.ly/rask-analyst Join The Intelligent Investor & save This podcast is brought to you by The Intelligent Investor, Australia's premier investment research membership service. Use the code "RASK", to get $100 off your annual membership or get a free 15-day trial (no credit card details required):
California-based founder of ETF provider Ginsglobal, Anthony Ginsberg, makes some powerful points in this interview on the Tech Wreck and what lies ahead for Wall Street's fallen angels. Ginsberg, a South African now in Los Angeles, says smart American money is picking up shares in downtrodden tech companies, especially those with high exposure to exponentially growing sectors like the Cloud (think Amazon, Apple, Alphabet) and Cyber Security (think Cloudflare). He shares insights with Alec Hogg of BizNews on the US market's positive reaction to last week's inflation surprise; explains why Wall Street is happy about the Mid Term election results; and now that Donald Trump's bolt is shot, the prospect of a Ron de Santis-led, business-friendly US government in 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this week's episode, we dive into the latest news surrounding the CPI print, cracks in the housing market, and the ‘Tech Wreck' that is dragging the markets down. In CRE, Research Director, Stephen Buschbom joins to talk through REIT earnings and student housing loan distress. We also provide recent negative multifamily and office stories. Tune in now. Episode Notes: • Economic news(0:26) • CPI numbers (11:02) • Impact of election on CRE (15:08) • Tech wreck (16:32) • REIT earnings: overview(19:20) • Office REITs (21:11) • Office news (27:43) • Crabgrass (32:23) • Multifamily price reset (39:30) • Student housing loan distress (42:44) • Shoutouts (46:41) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp-llc Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC
Twitter, Stripe and now Meta - the talk of job losses in the tech sector is rising every day. Just how dependent is Ireland on these massive brands and will the tech wreck ruin our economy? Host: Kevin Doyle. Guest: Adrian Weckler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this week's Money news in human words, I talked about the record inflation data that came through in Australia showing inflation at its highest pace since 1990, what that means with interest rates and the economy, as well as some of the commentaries from CBA suggesting change within the RBA, how they make decisions and how their board is composed. I dived deep into the current tech market route where companies like Meta have gone through their reporting season as well as a bunch of other big companies that have slammed as a result of poor performance and weaker outlooks, how long it might take for investors to recover the money that was lost through this current period of market decline. This episode is perfect for anyone who wants to understand what's underneath the headlines and what it means for your money. Want to make smarter money moves and get ahead faster? Upcoming events: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/ben-nash-pivot-wealth-34379655697 Learn more about Pivot Wealth: https://pivotwealth.com.au/ Check out Ben's book, Get Unstuck: https://www.getunstuckbook.com.au/ Check us out on socials: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bentalksmoney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pivotwealth/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BenNashPivot Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pivotwealth/ Chat about how Pivot Wealth can help with your money: https://calendly.com/ben-nash-pivot/podcast-intro-chat Note: The advice shared on this podcast is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. The podcast exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. If you do choose to buy a financial product, read the PDS, and TMD and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored towards your needs. Ben Nash and Pivot Wealth are authorised representatives of Fish Tacos Pty Ltd, ABN 14 649 248 082, AFSL 533055 Comment end
This week, Mark & Mike discuss the sell-off in big tech as earnings and guidance disappoint. With Meta & Amazon down over 20% in after hours just what is big tech signalling to the rest of the market? We then discuss Meta's pivot to the metaverse, wether this is a good long term bet and what is next for big tech? Finally, we discuss what is happening in the Bitcoin mining industry as some mining firms announced being unable to repay their creditors. To hear all the top stories of this week, you'll have to tune in! -- Follow On The Margin: https://twitter.com/OnTheMarginPod Follow Mark: https://twitter.com/MarkYusko Follow Mike: https://twitter.com/MikeIppolito_ Follow Blockworks: https://twitter.com/blockworks_ Get top market insights and the latest in crypto news. Subscribe to Blockworks Daily Newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter/ -- Disclaimer: Nothing discussed on On The Margin should be considered as investment advice. Please always do your own research & speak to a financial advisor before thinking about, thinking about putting your money into these crazy markets.
$GILD covid high was put in 3/20 amazing price discovery. Tech wreck is over for another qtr $AAPL beats $NQ_F rallies. Better off owning $MO with dividend for past 10 years than $AMZN or $META 9 @CFBPlayoff games this week @BuffaloBills @MSU_Football https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1mnxeRDbjgbKX
Meta stock slides on weak earnings. Microsoft posts lackluster cloud revenue. And Ford beats expectations, but dims long-term outlook. Host: Jackson Cantrell. $META, $MSFT, $F, $SNOW, $MDB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wall Street is reacting to another big rate hike from the Fed. It's going to hit every aspect of the economy, from debt, to housing and the markets. We've got all the angles covered for you. Plus, Tech stocks are taking the brunt of rising rates, with the Nasdaq down 10% in just one month. But does that mean it's time to buy? We'll debate. And, FedEx shocked the business world with its dire revenue warning. But now the company officially reports. Will it change the game? We'll explore.
The Nasdaq coming off its longest losing streak since November 2016. Scott Wapner and the Investment committee discuss how much pain is ahead. Plus, Apple kicks off its iPhone event. How the Committee is positioning into it. And, oil tanking 5% today. Veteran energy trader, Mark Fisher, makes a surprise call into the show to give us his take on the drop.
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Today on the podcast, we tackle 3 recession myths every JMO should know. As I write this post, I am flying from El Paso to Denver for a week-long trip through the Southwest US to meet with Junior Officers preparing for their transitions. In my one-on-one meetings, officers are asking more questions about the economy. This makes sense with non-stop news about record inflation, the Fed raising interest rates to combat inflation (which will "cool" the economy), and a wildly fluctuating stock market. The news pundits and some key business leaders are warning that the risk of a recession in the next 12 to 18 months is increasing. With 23 years of experience with Cameron-Brooks, I have experienced several significant events that sent our economy into a recession. These include the Tech Wreck and subsequent 9-11 attacks, the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009 and the Covid recession of 2020. There have been some other slowdowns during my time, but those are the big ones. My colleague and fellow Transition Coach, Rob Davis, has 22 years of business experience across the tech, building materials and military-to-business recruiting industries. He has similar experiences. To help JMOs understand what we see happening in the market right now, where we think it might go, and what the past has taught us to expect, Rob wrote a Transition Guide: 3 Recession Myths Every Transitioning JMO Should Know. We also decided to record a podcast to expand on the Transition Guide and share our personal stories. Our goal with the podcast is to help you learn that a successful transition, even during a recession (if and when it comes), is possible. Rob and I also explain why companies will continue to hire and how you can prepare. During the podcast, we tackle recession myths and discuss: Despite the economic uncertainty and fluctuating stock market, the job market remains strong due to the supply chain challenges caused by the pandemic, Baby Boomers continuing to retire, and dynamic changes from people changing careers during the pandemic. Unemployment remains at historic lows - well below 4%. That is the current situation, and it will take a seismic event, something like what Covid did to us in March of 2020, to drastically change it. IF we have a recession in the next 12 to 24 months, companies will continue to hire talent because they always need leaders and to build their leadership teams for the future. How do we know that? Because during all of the other recessions, even the brutal ones, companies continued to recruit and hire. There will be a recession at some point. That is why they call it an economic cycle. Nobody can predict when they will occur, so it is impossible to time the market. Your best strategy is to pursue your goals and be well prepared. Avoid "kicking the can" down the road. You won't need to settle for a second-tier company or position if you do transition in a down economy. Top-tier companies will recruit for their most important positions. Finally, you will learn how to recession-proof your transition strategy. If you're interested in learning more about why companies hire from Cameron-Brooks, contact us! You can also check out our Transition Guide on "3 Game-Changing Strategies for JMOs Making the Jump to Business" for additional transition tips. To stay connected, we'd recommend subscribing to our YouTube Channel and following us on LinkedIn.
Central banks around the world raising rates after the Fed's 75 bps hike, including a Swiss surprise, so is the era of free money over? And what does that mean for stocks? From oil to nickel to wheat, commodity prices have been on a tear this year, but one technician is seeing signs of a trend breakdown. Plus, the Nasdaq is down 35% from its all-time high…one trader tells us how she's playing it and the names to add in a downturn.
In the early 2000s, the tech-heavy Nasdaq index lost almost 77% of its value – and didn't make another new high for 15 years. Today's behemoths like Amazon were caught up in the sell off, and took two decades to recover. Is the recent sell off in global equities going to repeat history? Platinum Investment's Julian McCormack shares his thoughts on: Why there's further to go in this downward trend How to respond to a bear market Where there are pockets of value around the world worth focussing on What is driving the market lower, and Why it isn't the end of the world – just the end of the cycle. You can access this and previous episodes of the Your Wealth podcast now on iTunes, Podbean, Spotify or at nabtrade.com.au/yourwealth If you're short on time, consider listening at 1.5-2x speed, which should be shown on the screen of your device as you listen. This won't just reduce your listening time; it has also been shown to improve knowledge retention.
What we called a Tech Wreck last week is now becoming a Retail Wreck, as Walmart, Target, and Ross Stores all delivered poor results this week. But are there still investing opportunities left in the consumer sector? Scott Mushkin of R5 Capital joins us to discuss which stocks he's buying and which ones he's avoiding in this negative macro environment. Plus, how broken is the market, if at all? Tim Quast of Modern IR joins us break down the three problems with market mechanics that compound volatility. And, with the S&P 500 inching closer to a bear market following another volatile week, investor sentiment seems to be the primary driver of the market. Robert Teeter of Silvercrest Asset Management and Lindsey Bell of Ally Invest give us their takes on if a recession is in store.
Stocks are down, inflation is up, the housing market is still on fire. And, we've now got The Tech Wreck happening with many tech stocks down significantly since 2022 began. Where should investors turn now? Hear insights to help put your portfolio in perspective.
Episode #64: Tech Wreck Over the last few weeks, we've experienced perhaps the most significant market decline of 2022, and many investors see nothing but a bleak outlook ahead. Tech stocks, in particular, have taken a beating. However, analyzing statistics about drawdowns and looking to history as a guide is helpful in understanding why it's happening - and why there's still a great probability for positive returns in 2022. Want more Flourish Insights with Jay Pluimer? Check out our Insights blog at https://www.flourishinsights.com. Like what you hear? Please write a review of this podcast on Apple Podcasts or Alexa EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Hi everyone, Jay Pluimer here with Flourish Insights. As the Director of Investments at Flourish Wealth Management, I take pride in providing our clients, colleagues, and friends with resources and information that can help them make strategic and effective choices regarding their investments. If you've been enjoying the show, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts, so you'll never miss an episode. Today, we're talking about the ongoing Tech Wreck. In direct contrast to the most recent episode of Flourish Insights about Silver Linings, the stock market has been experiencing another steep decline over the past couple of weeks. This is the third time we've experienced a dip in the markets during 2022, and so far it seems to be the most aggressive with a couple of days when the S&P 500 Index dropped by over 2%. Small Cap Growth and Large Cap Technology stocks have been hit even harder and are both in Bear Market territory, meaning they have lost over 20% so far this year. Although it seems like the S&P 500 has done as bad or worse this year, Large Cap Stocks are down around 15% so far this year. An important statistic during periods when stock prices are dropping is that the market spends about one-third of the time in drawdown. Drawdowns have happened in 33 of the 96 years that we have market data. The drawdown actually has two components – the decline and the recovery. The decline is what we are in right now when the market is falling and nobody seems to know how long it will last or how low the market will go. Bear markets have historically lasted a little over a year with a total loss of around 33%. However, at some point the downward slide ends and the recovery stage begins until the market reaches the pre-downturn level. It might help to know that the average annual market drop over the past 40 years is 14%. The market is down at some point during the year 100% of the time but has a positive return 75% of the time. That means that our current loss of 15% is pretty average based on market activity over the past 40 years, and that there is still a 75% chance of a positive return in 2022. But let's talk about why the market downturn this year feels so bleak. The barrage of negative headlines about inflation, rising food prices, the War in Ukraine, and pain at the pump is a lot to bear for investors. Add in worries about a recession from aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate hikes and it's not a surprise that investors are questioning why they should stay in the market. (By the way, people definitely should stay in the market or they will lock in the year-to-date losses and miss out on the eventual recovery.) The hardest hit part of the market so far has been Large Cap Technology and Communications stocks. These companies make up the majority of the NASDAQ Composite which is down about 26% this year. It's a grim part of the market with 4,700 stocks where 61% of those stocks are down more than 20%, 43% of the stocks are down more than 40%, and 29% are down over 60%. Some of the notable losers this year include companies that had benefited from the COVID economy, including Zoom, Netflix, and Shopify, all of which are down over 70% this year. There are a few reasons why companies in the NASDAQ Composite are taking the biggest hits from the correction. The first reason is valuation, meaning the stock prices for these companies had been very high after 3 consecutive years of big gains. Stock price estimates are based in part on calculations that use the discount rate, which has been basically zero for the past couple of years but is on the way up with every Fed rate hike. Another hit from higher interest rates is the significant amount of bond debt that these companies have taken on over the past few years, initially issuing record levels of new bond debt to capitalize on the zero interest rate environment but now paying the price for that debt as interest rates spike. Technology and Communications companies represent over 60% of the NASDAQ Composite compared to 35% of the S&P 500 Index. These companies have been driving stock market returns for the past 10+ years, generating between 20% and 40% of the returns in a given year. For example, the so-called FAANG stocks of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google have returned over 40% per year for the past 5 years while representing almost 25% of the S&P 500 Index and 40% of the NASDAQ. Those stocks are down between 14% (Apple) and 72% (Netflix) so far this year, leading the way for the Tech Wreck we are experiencing at the moment. It's hard to know what's next at this point. Historical evidence shows that we could be close to the bottom of the market dip or at the halfway point of a larger decline. One thing I can be sure of is that companies like Netflix and Peloton still have millions of subscribers and continue to grow, just not at the astronomic rates experienced in 2020. Zoom is here to stay as an important office resource and most of the restaurants I've visited over the past year use point of sale technology from Square. I can't fully explain why each of those stocks have dropped over 60% this year, but they are good businesses with real revenues and attractive growth opportunities, so my expectation is that investors will start to buy those stocks again at some point. The same can be said for most of the stocks that have been beaten up during the Tech Wreck. This is definitely NOT a repeat of the year 2000 when companies like Pets.com, Global Crossing, and Palm went out of business in the blink of an eye. Although I doubt we have seen the bottom of the Tech Wreck, history shows that these companies will experience a recovery at some point on their way to setting new record highs. Hopefully that turning point will happen sooner rather than later. If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts so that more investors like you can find the show. And don't forget to check out Flourish Wealth Management's other podcast, Flourish Financially with Kathy Longo, available on all your favorite podcast providers. Thanks for listening, and don't forget to stay focused and think long-term. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/flourish-insights/0df6b57d-7d90-4bcd-b1cb-32558c8d40b7
Fast Money traders look under the hood at the crumbling tech trades. Are these names buying opportunities?
It's a new month, and investors are hoping a new start to a new market too. We'll speak with an expert who insists we're near the end of this selloff, and will explain why. Plus, we'll highlight the “6 Pillars of Tech,” from software to 5G wireless. We'll look at the ‘least bad' names amid the wreckage and tell you how to trade them here. And, we're just 48 hours away from a historic Fed decision. Everyone is expecting a half point hike, but David Zervos will explain why the Fed can't afford to be complacent.
On this episode of MKT Call, Guy Adami, Dan Nathan discuss: - Carnage across the tech space - Microsoft and Alphabet earnings on tap - Deutsche Bank's recession warnings - The U.S. dollar ripping - Fidelity allowing retirement savers to put bitcoin in 401Ks See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Subscribe to our YouTube page
On this episode of MKT Call, Guy Adami, Dan Nathan discuss: - Carnage across the tech space - Microsoft and Alphabet earnings on tap - Deutsche Bank's recession warnings - The U.S. dollar ripping - Fidelity allowing retirement savers to put bitcoin in 401Ks See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Subscribe to our YouTube page
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the road ahead for tech with the NASDAQ down more than 7% in a week. Plus, Bank of America reiterates a BUY on Disney, the Committee weighs in on our Call of the Day. And later, banks are slumping, how is the Committee navigating the sector.
On this episode of MKT Call Guy and Dan discuss: Growing calls for a recession Big tech stocks getting wrecked Big bank earnings next week Special guest: John Butters, Senior Earnings Analyst at FactSet ---- Watch the show each week live at 1 PM eastern time on Mondays on OpenExchange. Sign up for our emails ---- MKT Call is brought to you by our presenting sponsors FactSet and OpenExchange. ---- Follow us on Twitter @MKTCall Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow @CarterBWorth on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Watch all of our videos on YouTube
Interesting times in the world bring interesting guests to the show. And, there's no better time than now to sit down with a global finance correspondent, especially with the U.S. unleashing their USD financial war against Russia. Robin Wigglesworth, a Financial Times journalist, joins us all the way from Oslo, Norway, for a captivating chat about his home country, the current turmoil between Ukraine and Russia and its impacts worldwide, and why there isn't more of an uproar over the current “tech wreck”. We also flip the script and talk to Robin about his many fascinating interviews, from industry icons like Larry Fink, Cliff Asness, and Jack Bogle, to the infamous bet between Warren Buffet and Ted Seides, and uncovering the inside scoop from his latest book, Trillions: How a Band of Wall Street Renegades Invented the Index Fund and changed Finance Forever. Plus, we take a deep dive into the massive growth in passive investing indices (3 million to be exact), ETFs, and more! Chapters: 00:00-01:28 = Intro 01:29-06:32 = Norway 06:33-20:25 = Death of the Dollar? & the Oligarch Class 20:26-30:41 = Tech Wreck & Artificial Smoothness 30:42-43:52 = Memorable Interviews, Industry reporting & a $1.5 Trillion Sovereign Wealth Fund 43:53-53:41 = Trillions: a Chicago angle, and why Credit ETFs held up ok 53:42-01:11:14 = Trillions: Jack Bogle & Active vs Passive is BS 01:11:15-01:21:16 = Trillions: What the future looks like/ the Big get Bigger Follow Robin on Twitter @RobinWigg and check out his latest book Trillions at robinwigglesworth.com Don't forget to subscribe to The Derivative, and follow us on Twitter at @rcmAlts and our host Jeff at @AttainCap2, or LinkedIn , and Facebook, and sign-up for our blog digest. Disclaimer: This podcast is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal, business, or tax advice. All opinions expressed by podcast participants are solely their own opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of RCM Alternatives, their affiliates, or companies featured. Due to industry regulations, participants on this podcast are instructed not to make specific trade recommendations, nor reference past or potential profits. And listeners are reminded that managed futures, commodity trading, and other alternative investments are complex and carry a risk of substantial losses. As such, they are not suitable for all investors. For more information, visit www.rcmalternatives.com/disclaimer
Oil prices are still hovering around $120 as Biden announced a ban on imports of Russian oil. We speak with the head for Energy at the U.S. State Department about producing American LNG to counteract the supply issues, as well as with former Exxon Arabian Gulf President Jerry Bailey about how the U.S. can restore energy independence. We also take a look at the recent Tech Wreck with Paul Meeks of the Wireless Fund.
What does the UK's cheapest ever mortgage tell us about the housing market? Is Nigel Farage surprised about the tech stock selloff?Is no stock safe from woke warriors? Find out in this video. Want to hear more from Nigel and the Fortune and Freedom team? Visit https://fortuneandfreedom.com/
Edmund and Charlotte discuss the recent sell-off in technology stocks and opportunities for the patient investor. · What has provoked the dramatic sell-off? · Is it healthy for financial markets? · What parallels or conclusions can we draw from the 2000 tech bubble and bust? · Which subsectors of technology have great long-term potential at this time?
Are YOU getting “bomb cycloned” with more NASDAQ stocks down over 50% than during the Covid Crash of 2020 or the Tech Wreck of 2000?! Is your Story Stock like Air Supply – “All Out of Love and So Lost With(out) You?” You cannot be afraid to upgrade your stocks and your portfolio! This includes […] The post Bomb-Cyclone Bottoms & Story Stocks appeared first on Revere Asset Management.
Show Notes - The Grow Your Business and Grow Your Wealth podcast with Gary Heldt - EP 080 Jeremy Britton, CFO – Boston Trading Jeremy Britton started his first financial planning business in 1992, and went on to create several more businesses over the next few years. Along the way, he studied financial patterns like a Vegas card-counter, and always seemed to know what was coming next. Jeremy predicted the 1999 "Tech Wreck", the 9/11/2001 crash and his first best-selling book predicted the 2008 Global Financial Crisis a full two years early. He was an early adopter of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, co-founding the world's first diversified crypto fund, Bostoncoin, in 2016. In September 2019, Jeremy predicted a market crash, money printing and hyperinflation, six months before the pandemic occurred. His advice at the time was to exit cash and invest into scarce commodities such as land, gold, silver and Bitcoin. The Bostoncoin portfolio has outperformed Bitcoin for several years in a row, with less volatility, returning over 577% to investors in the past twelve months. Jeremy insights include: What led Jeremy to financial planning The mistakes clients make Why you need to be careful with cryptocurrenecy scams How his company avoids cryptocurrency scams Why you should invest where you spend How Facebook has created the most challenges Enjoy the show! Connect with Jeremy: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TradingBoston Facebook: https://facebook.com/bostontrading LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/boston-trading-co Connect with Gary: Website: https://sbadvisors.cc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SmallBusinessAdvisors LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-d-heldt-jr-388a051/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Technology stocks have gotten clobbered this year, and investor attention has focused on rising interest rates as the reason behind it. But that's not the whole story, says Bloomberg Intelligence Chief Equity Strategist Gina Martin Adams. On this episode, she helps dissect the shifting leadership in the U.S. stock market and shares her thoughts on an upcoming earnings season that—thanks to inflation, supply chain chaos and other pandemic fallout—remains shrouded in mystery. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Another tough day for Tech, as the Nasdaq sinks below a key technical level, down 10% from recent highs. Is it Goldman Sachs' fault? The bank is now forecasting 4 rates hikes this year. We'll get latest on the Fed & the fallout. Plus, it's been one year since ‘Meme Mania' consumed markets. We'll look at the biggest winner & losers since then. And, J.P. Morgan Chase Chairman & CEO Jamie Dimon joins CNBC to discuss his 2022 outlook for markets, rates, Covid & more.
Tech has been sinking so far in 2022. We discuss what's behind the moves. Plus, Covid hospitalizations are spiking. But how do we understand the data? Dr. Michael Daignault, an emergency physician in LA, joins with his thoughts. And Brian's RBI focuses on the states where people moved to and out of in 2021.
The great dispersion continues into the third trading session of the year. High multiple stocks are suffering, while low multiple stocks outperform. Plus Value outperforms Growth, and Industrials outperform Tech. Should you chase these moves, or fade them? We'll discuss. Plus, the last remaining Blackberry phones went dark yesterday, as the company pivots to its software business. We'll talk to the CEO about the next chapter. And, we'll highlight the afternoon action in markets. We've got the story & the trade in Intel, AT&T and Beyond Meat.
5:35 - Rich: I think we can all agree now that it's essential to our planet. We know there's a problem that we have to fix and the technology side is just a massive opportunity. As humans we're good at innovating when we have to, and now we have to. 11:00 - Peter: There is the technology mantra of "move fast and break things" but in cleantech you don't necessarily want to actually have incumbents doing that because in the cleantech industry entrepreneurs are working with technologies and systems that quite literally keep the lights on. So we really need to educate our technology communities so they understand that the customers they are working with are often very risk-averse customers coming up against very disruptive technology. 12:30 - Peter: I wish investors were more understanding of some of the challenges cleantech companies are up against. This friend of mine said to me, 'Well Peter, to me they've got long development cycles, long sales cycles, lumpy revenue, I wanna run in the other direction'. So I'm looking forward to our investors embracing some of the unique characteristics of cleantech. But customers are facing disruption. So my hope is that customers become aware of that and embrace it. 13:30 - Peter: One way to make investors feel more attracted to cleantech is through some de-risking mechanisms. So one thing we promote at Alacrity is pilot funding. Once investors or clients see a project that has been successful in the field the stakeholders then see that a lot of the risk has been removed from the situation. We also really need to help the companies scale up. Very few cleantech solutions are very stand-alone, so there are often multiple actors who need to be coordinated. 14:50 - Cec: A lot of costs over the years have come down as more actors enter cleantech you get economies of scale. We're also looking for opportunities in industries that we hadn't really previously thought of bringing cleantech into, so there are more solutions being offered by cleantech. And as each segment of the industry grows economies of scale are bringing costs down and making cleantech more competitive with 'old-tech'.16:20 - Rich: There was a lot of scar tissue left in the investment community after the pain that many early cleantech investors experienced in the early aughts as the sector really came into being. So when I started working more seriously in cleantech in 2015/2016 none of the investors really wanted to talk about it. But that has really changed. It still is predominantly courageous investors taking the big risks, but I think if we look back on this time we'll see that there were some amazing returns achieved. 18:30 - Burak: This plastic fund that we helped implement at the start of this year really helped to create commercial value especially in small communities. And that is really one of the key benefits of cleantech and of our program. The capacity it has to generate really high value jobs across geographic and economic regions.22:20 - Peter: In the mid-2000s there was the Tech Wreck and a lot of investors flooded to cleantech. But cleantech generally speaking turned out to be much more complicated to implement than those investors thought. It turns our that integration and adoption for cleantech is quite difficult. 24:50 - Rich: Cleantech is actually very measurable. So you can't fake it in cleantech and that's something people need to get over a bit. It's also important that people have ways to demonstrate and pilot their technology using funding, especially government funding, because if you don't do it in real life in the real environment then you'll always lack credibility. So you need to see these technologies and projects actually working, especially the bigger customers. They can't just depend on what worked in another area of the world.26:50 - Peter: The biggest threat to cleantech is execution risk. It's back to that customer unhappiness. These are conservative customers and if you stumble, they're not coming back. 28:50 - Rich: The biggest threat to cleantech is the status quo. If people aren't forced to make changes sometimes they don't. But if there's continued risk aversion and lack of funding at an investor level and government level then that's the biggest threat to the industry growing in a meaningful way.31:30 - Cec: Really understanding their product and their market. Really to succeed you need to spend more time up front really understanding who your early adopters are. How you're going to get your product to market to prove and showcase what you do.33:50 - Peter: The vast majority of customers are not easy adopters. They need to have an easy path to adoption.33:30 - Rich: I would say that commercialization, marketing and sales are the biggest issues. And the things that we need to get right more often in order to succeed. Part of that is because a lot of these cleantech companies are really heavy technology, heavy science companies. But you need to go and find that help and bring in those skills. If 40% or 50% of an organization isn't related to sales and marketing, if 90% of your team is still working on the R&D side then you can assume that you're not going to be growing revenue in a meaningful way. So many companies have amazing technology but it doesn't go anywhere if they aren't able to build meaningful revenue. So I can't say enough how important it is to focus on sales and revenue.38:25 - Burak: Firstly, you really need to get intercultural communication right, especially when you're looking to start selling on the international stage. Secondly, you need to work on your communication of your value proposition, and thirdly, develop a good sales cycle so you know what customers are asking for. And don't fall in love with your own idea/solution.
Pfizer recently announced its new Covid treatment is safe and effective at staving off severe disease. Geoff Porges of SVB Leerink joins to discuss the Covid treatments sector and what to expect. Plus, could inflation harm the tech trade? Richard Kramer of Arete joins with his take. And Brian's RBI focuses on a food-related stock trend in December that investors will want to sink their teeth into…
Markets cap off a very volatile week with a major sell-off Friday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropping nearly 2 percent. The Chart Master lays out where he sees stocks heading from here, and the traders offer up their safety plays.
The Nasdaq trying to avoid a third day of losses. Frank Holland and the investment committee debate if the damage is done for the high-growth tech names and whether you should buy on this big drop. Plus, the committee is making new buys in the EV and energy space. Plus, Jon Najarian tells us why he's out of Meta stock. He also reveal his latest trades in Unusual Activity. And, Thanksgiving travel is underway. Are the airlines set for a rebound?
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Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the sell-off in Facebook and tech. Should you buy on these drops? The Committee shares how they will navigate the sharp decline and give you some tips on what to do from here. Plus, a big call on GM has Jim Lebenthal happy, we call him to break it down. And later, Steve Weiss says you should still own Moderna, find out why.
In today's show, you will learn how Bitcoin could be signaling financial conditions are tightening and about to take tech stocks down with it, how China's economic data is suggesting deflation and slowing global growth, how the shadow Federal Fund Rate shows deeply negative short-term rates, how hedge-fund managers are positioned in the futures market, if large foreign holders of Treasury securities were buying or selling in March, and how Dr. Michael Burry is positioned for the Big Short 2.0. Steven Van Metre The Bond King, THIS IS DEFLATION not Inflation https://youtu.be/3sTu82cN9ak #BondBullish #DollarBullish #BTC #Cryptocurrencies Have a question for the show? From time to time I answer your questions. E-mail Steve or, send him a message on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter. http://stevenvanmetre.com/about/contact/ https://www.facebook.com/svmfin/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/steven-van-metre-b4a08b182/ https://twitter.com/MetreSteven https://stevenvanmetre.com/portfolio-shield/ Portfolio Shield™, and The Macro Show™, and Momentum Timer Pro™ are unregistered trademarks of Steven Van Metre Financial. Watermark Artwork by Jasmine Miller Twitter: @jazcreative The content of this video is provided as educational information only and is not intended to provide investment or other advice. This material is not to be construed as a recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any security, financial product, instrument, or to participate in any particular trading strategy. This video was prepared by Steven Van Metre in my own personal capacity. The opinions expressed in this video are my own and do not reflect the view of Atlas Financial Advisors, Inc. or Steven Van Metre Financial.
The great tech Sell-off continues, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether there’s more pain ahead. Or, is the growth trade is nearing a bottom. Plus, JP Morgan’s Chief Global Markets Strategist Marko Kolanovic joins us to discuss how much trouble tech is in and why he believes the rotation to value has started for real! Plus, the Investment Committee making a lot of moves in this market, they share them with you.
In today’s investment webinar, Nuclues Wealth’s Chief Strategist David Llewellyn Smith, Head of Investments Damien Klassen, and Head of Advice Tim Fuller discuss why it’s time to move assets offshoreView the presentation slides: https://nucleuswealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/moving-assets-offshore.pptx.pdf Following the Great Pandemic of 2020, the global economy is entering a robust recovery. This new business cycle is not like those that have come after the previous two crises, the Global Financial Crisis and Tech Wreck. Those two crashes were led by the US and the recoveries led by China. This time around, the crisis was led by China and the recovery will be led by the US.The difference is crucial to asset returns over the coming cycle. Aggregate global growth may appear to be the same at the headline level, but with the US the growth engine and China the caboose, the range and order of asset cars arrayed between them will be very different. So will be the returns for each.Moreover, these cyclical forces will further be buffeted by epochal shifts in structural forces shaping the global economy which have, if anything, changed even more dramatically in the past few years.What this means is that now is the time for investors to abandon Australia for global assets.To listen in podcast form click here: https://nucleuswealth.com/podcasts/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=direct&utm_campaign=podcastGet an obligation-free portfolio recommendation to see how we would invest for you: https://portal.nucleuswealth.com/register/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=direct&utm_campaign=podcastLearn more about the hosts: https://nucleuswealth.com/people/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=direct&utm_campaign=podcastFind us on social media:https://www.facebook.com/NucleusWealth/https://twitter.com/NucleusWealthhttps://linkedin.com/company/nucleusw...Nucleus Wealth is an Australian Investment & Superannuation fund that can help you reach your financial goals through transparent, low cost, ethically tailored portfolios. To find out more head to https://nucleuswealth.com/?utm_source....The information on this podcast contains general information and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Past performance is not an indication of future performance. Damien Klassen and Tim Fuller are an authorised representative of Nucleus Wealth Management. Nucleus Wealth is a business name of Nucleus Wealth Management Pty Ltd (ABN 54 614 386 266 ) and is a Corporate Authorised Representative of Nucleus Advice Pty Ltd - AFSL 515796#stockmarkets #globalstocks
CNBC’s Dom Chu fills in for Bob Pisani and discusses the China tech wreck and the Moonshot Innovators ETF with Brendan Ahern of KraneShares, Tom Lydon of ETF Trends and ETF Database and Dave Mazza, Head of Product at Direxion.
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the tech wreck, higher rates, and whether the market is getting it all wrong. Plus, we’re joined by Sonal Desai, the CIO of Franklin Templeton’s Fixed Income Group to discuss inflation, the bond market, and the Fed. And don’t miss Jon’s Unusual Activity and your questions answered in Ask Halftime!
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NASDAQ bouncing back in a big way after falling into correction territory. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate where tech stocks go from here and which stocks look good right now. Plus, Morgan Stanley’s Chief U.S. Equity Strategist, Mike Wilson, tells us what’s next for the growth and value trades. And, we take your questions in Ask Halftime.
Justin Davies has spent his career continually trying to “keep off the rocks” whilst learning as it goes. Starting one business within weeks of the Tech Wreck in the early 2000’s and then setting up his current business Emergination in 2008 … right in the middle of the 2008 financial crash. He honed his sales skills in the digital world right at the start of the internet era … at a time when business models were changing all the time. All trying to keep up with the continually changing technology. As a pioneer in tech innovation in WA, Justin has played a pivotal role in shaping the local business scene and in a way that involved “just having a go” in an ever changing business environment.
Stocks are selling off today, as fears of rising rates seep into the markets and hit the tech sector the hardest. Big names like Amazon, Apple and Facebook are down this week and heading lower. Is this a buying opportunity? We’ll debate. Plus, investors are looking for a hot new type of research these days – Reddit mentions. We’ll speak with a company offering just that. And, Laura Martin of Needham & Co. says investors should sell Netflix so they can buy into ViacomCBS. She’ll explain why.
Join my conversation with crisis management and earned media guru, Mark Herr. For the last 20 years, Mark Herr has led or helped lead the communications efforts of three iconic financial services companies, Merrill Lynch, AIG, and SAC Capital/Point72 Asset Management. He shaped their responses to some of the highest-profile crises in the financial world, helped rebuild their reputations, and built the brands of several other properties. At Merrill Lynch, Mark created and executed the communications strategies as the company dealt with the turn of the century Tech-Wreck, Enron, and Auction Rate Securities litigations, as well as the other legal, regulatory, and public policy problems the company faced. Joining AIG in the heart of the 2008 financial crisis, Mark led AIG's Media Relations team as the company navigated being the poster child for the crisis. Working closely with CEO Bob Benmosche and other C Suite management, Mark devised the responses to the company's fall from grace and was a key architect of its reputational comeback. Hired by Steve Cohen and SAC Capital to create and build the firm's global communications function, Mark served as Managing Director and Head of Global Communications. He used his expertise in crisis communications and media relations to design the strategy that took SAC from being viewed by many as a pariah to a firm that enjoys 60 percent approval. He rebranded SAC as Point72 and built the brands for Mr. Cohen's VC firm, Point72 Ventures, his industry-unique analyst training vehicle, Point72 Academy, and his philanthropic veterans mental health treatment program, Cohen Veterans Network. Mark also created Point72's internal communications program and launched its digital and social media properties and strategy, while establishing its talent recruitment messages. A former reporter, political operative, litigator, regulator, and government official, Mark brings a unique 360-degree understanding to what it means to be in the blinding spotlight of public opinion and how to turn around the narrative from bad (or worse) to better. As a builder of brands, he also knows how to establish the right public presence for new firms. Mark has now founded his own communications boutique and among his projects, Mark is consulting with Mr. Cohen on Mr. Cohen's purchase of the New York Mets and advises other companies in the pharmaceutical and financial services industries. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paulwoodshow/message
The selloff in high-flying technology stocks continued this week after a breathtaking rally over the previous five months. Is the bubbling bursting, or is this just a minor setback for the perennial darlings of the market? Seema Shah, chief strategist at Principal Global Investors in London, discusses this and other important issues for the stock market. Mentioned in this podcast: A Week Like This Was a Long Time Coming for Day-Trader Faithful Options Traders Whipped Up Stock Boom With SoftBank Buying
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Scott Wapner at the investment committee debate if tech is headed to bigger declines and what to do with the so-called FAANG trade. Plus, a bullish call on Disney. Is it time to buy?
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Wall Street came back to Earth with a 800 point thud as the Dow Jones finished the session 2.78% lower. Unsurprisingly the ASX followed suit down 3% to close out the the first week of September as investors assess reporting season against a backdrop of ongoing state border tension. Balancing the economic national interest versus state self interest is a tough business. Our top three VODs are:Simple reason for the fall: There's a monster call buyer out thereResources leading the reporting season raceThe correction we had to have See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Giles Donovan - How i survived a 75% loss in revenue during the Tech Wreck. Daniel Catches up with Giles Donovan, the Co-Founder of NetRegistry.com.au, Australia's first big domain and web hosting company. Being Australia’s largest retail domain and web hosting business, Giles sold NetRegistry in 2014 for $50.4m, before buying and turning ‘Quad Bike King’ into Australia's largest quad bike tourism venture. Giles tells his story of how NetRegistry survived the Tech wreck crisis after losing 75% of revenue in 2 months, sharing lessons relevant to all business owners today.
In this episode, I interview Phaedon Stough, the Co-Founder of Innovation Bay, the longest-running networking group for tech founders, startups, and investors in Australia. He’s also the founder and non-executive director of MitchelLake Global Executive Search and Talent Acquisition, an executive recruitment firm he started back in 2001 with a fellow university friend, focusing on the tech startup space. Surviving a tech crack within their first year and the global financial crisis in 2008, it was the second global recession which formed the foundation for their fast growth. From 2 full-time employees in 2001 to more than 90 within fifteen years, and $80 Million in annual revenues across six cities in Australia, UK, Singapore, and the USA, Phaedon admits that they grew their number of international offices too quickly. Apart from an investor’s $50,000 then another small injection for growth from their new chairperson, they have so far grown organically from profits. Phaedon exited the business operationally a few years ago but he’s still a shareholder. They had a big focus on mental and professional development, helping them learn corners of the business they weren’t strong in. He says he wouldn’t go back into the industry or any other service-based business, and would instead begin a recurring revenue model like a software as a service (SaaS) product. Phaedon believes the hardest thing in growing a small business is finding product-market fit, and the advice he would give himself on day one is, “Keep it simple”, and pricing before anything else. Stay tuned to find out more about his fascinating entrepreneurial journey. This Cast Covers: Starting and growing MitchelLake global executive search and talent acquisition. How focusing on their core clients helped them navigate the tech wreck in 2001-2002. From two full-time employees to 90 within a fifteen-year period, and 6 offices in different geographical locations. Making money, building a team, and getting approached by clients. Being able to pick projects to do and receiving referral clients from the top five VC firms. How they raised startup funding and achieved organic financial growth. Avoiding service businesses and going more into a SaaS business. The stresses of having to downsize the business and focus on cash during the 2008 global financial crisis. Their quick expansion into different international markets and how he would have done it differently. The interesting challenge of managing people and his struggles with financials. The importance of an entrepreneur understanding why they want to go into a certain business. The impact of keeping really close to the customer and working with them. The difficulty for recruitment companies in recruiting their own staff. Building a kickass culture for all their six locations. The golden rule of startup businesses and how Phaedon invested in his own personal development. How he exited the business and the advice he would give anyone who is looking to exit their business. The value in using a project management platform and keeping it simple when starting a small business. Additional Resources: eBoys By Randall E. Stross Profit First By Mike Michalowicz Small Giants By Bo Burlingham Principles By Ray Dalio Music from https://filmmusic.io "Cold Funk" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
In this episode of Event Yak, Terri tees up the show, and tells you why she decided to launch an Event Industry podcast. Terri's Socials: Twitter: @TerriLWalters LinkedIn: Twitter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrilwalters/ Moonfish Production: www.moonfishproduction.com Facebook: @MoonfishCreative Email: info@moonfishproduction.com Event Yak: www.eventyak.com Facebook: @TheEventYak Email: terri@eventyak.com Episode 1 By the Numbers: 01:08 Terri discusses the “What, How and Why” 02:03 Why launch a podcast now? 06:03 This is not our first rodeo, y'all! We’ve been through the Tech Wreck, 9/11, The Great Recession, and now this. 12:08 We live in our own, separate silos, and we need to come together for each other. 14:19 This is something I was meant to do.
The Sandwich Weekly Podcast Episode 5. Activities and events from Friday May 31 through Thursday June 13. Hello again and welcome to the Sandwich Weekly Podcast. This is Episode 5, covering activities and events in and around Sandwich for the period Friday May 31 through Thursday June 13. Before I begin, I would like to thank all the listeners who have taken the time to visit and like the podcasts Facebook page and those who have sent some wonderful comments. Remember that this podcast is for you and if you have any suggestions for improvement, please send them to me at feedback@sandwichweekly.com. A special thanks to Geoff Penman who corrected the historical tidbit from last weeks episode. If you remember, I said that Davis Lake extended from Veterans Memorial Park to, what is now, Gletty Road. I didn’t believe that was possible since the buildings on Main Street existed prior to Davis lake being drained. I mistakenly thought that the Park referred to Veterans Park which is across from City Hall. Actually the lake extended from Sandwich Memorial Park to Gletty Road. Sandwich Memorial Park lies west of the YMCA and has an entrance on Water Street. This weeks tidbit of Sandwich history is about what once was an old train car and is now the Bull Moose Bar and Grille. The train car is a former Pullman Palace car that was built in 1893, at a cost of $25,000, and initially shown at the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago later that year. It was placed into service by the Burlington (now the Burlington Northern Sante Fe) railroad and was part of their special “Pride of Burlington” train. In 1904, the train car was given to President Teddy Roosevelt to use during his presidential campaign and returned to the Burlington railway after Roosevelt was elected. The train car was put back into use for another presidential election in 1908 as William Howard Taft’s official transportation carriage. Taft won the election. During the next election, Roosevelt ran on his own Progressive Party (or “Bull Moose” Party) ticket Figuring the train car was good luck since it was used by the last two winners of Presidential elections, he got the car from the Burlington railway and used it to criss-cross the country during his campaign. Well, Teddy Roosevelt lost that election to Woodrow Wilson and the train car was returned to the railroad. The train car continued on the Burlington line until it was retired in the early 1930’s. In 1934, Sandwich resident Henry Tattersal bought the train car for $75 dollars and moved it from California to Sandwich, placing it on the southwest corner of Main and Church Streets. He redesigned the train car as a diner and opened it later that year and called it “The Diner”. In 1935, a man by the name of Wright bought the diner and moved it across the street to its present day location next to a house and renamed it “Wright’s Diner”. The train car diner has gone through a number of owners and name changes over the years, eventually incorporating the house into part of the restaurant It has been known as Paul’s Diner, Cucina Plata, Kelly’s Pub and the American Grill. The diner closed in 2008 and sat vacant for a couple years. That’s when Ron and Sue came into the picture. Ron and Sue bought the train car and house and painstakingly restored the inside building and car, as well as spruced up the outside that had deteriorated over time. Having had an antique business for over 25 years, Sue Saballus used her antique connections to find lighting fixtures and decorations to restore the train car to its original splendor when Teddy Roosevelt used it a century before. They even restored the original leaded glass windows along the top of the railcar. The family opened their restaurant in 2010 choosing the Bull Moose Bar and Grille name as a nod to the historical significance of the rail car. Friday May 31 American Legion Fish Fry - 5 to 7:30 pm at the Sheridan American Legion Post 729. The fish fry includes a choice of catfish or cod, fried or poached, with fries, hush puppies, and a complete salad bar for $9. Carry-outs are available by calling ahead. Saturday June 1 Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Plano Heritage Fest Begins at 11am on W John Street. Admission is $5, At 9 a.m., there will be a ruck march with Veterans Outreach of Kendall County. Summer Reading Kick-Off 12–2pm at the Sandwich Public Library. On Saturday we’ll kick off our Summer Reading Program with our annual celebration. There’ll be inflatables, water games, food, a book sale, and so much more! We can’t wait to kick off the reading season with the community. Sign up today to join in on the fun! Swing Dance - 4 to 6pm at the Sandwich Community Center, 1406 Suydam Rd. Music will be provided by, Talk of the Town Swing Band. The band will play swing, cha-cha, rumba, jitterbug, and tango. Admission is $10 and a cash bar is available. For information call 815–570–9004. Monday June 3 Summer Reading Registration Begins at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. This year’s theme is “Showtime at Your Library”. The Summer Reading Program runs for 6 weeks: Monday, June 10 through Saturday, July 20. Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. UFO – Unfinished Objects 10am to noon at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Do you have an unfinished craft object? Come join our group for coffee and conversation while working on your project. Musical Movie Matinee- My Fair Lady - 1:00–3pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Light refreshments will be provided. No Registration is required. Adult Cookies and Coloring2–4pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Features cookies and soft music. Writers’ Group- 3:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Register at the Patron Services desk or by calling 815–498–2440. Salta A La Hora De Cuento Bilingue- Bilingual Story Time - 4pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Los niños que hablan espanol e ingles estan invitados a la biblioteca para leer libros, aprender, y divertirese en ambos idiomas! Ages 3+, No Registration is required. Tech Wreck - 6pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Ever wonder what the inside of a DVD player looks like? Why not break it open then craft something new out of the pieces. Come to our third annual Tech Wreck to break things and make things. This is a teen program and No Registration required. Indian Valley Community Band 6–7:20pm in the Sandwich Middle School band room. This community band is made up of anyone who has ever played an instrument. Stop in to see what rehearsal is like. For information call 815–786–6752. Father’s Day paper Craft - 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Show your dad some extra love this Father’s Day! Create a one of a kind gift by making themed gift bags and matching cards to celebrate your father. Class taught by master paper-crafter Jennifer Boring. Ages 16+. Class costs $5. Program is first come first serve while supplies last! Tuesday June 4 Pre-K Story Time - 10:30–11:15 at the Sandwich Public Library. Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Cornerstone Church Food Pantry- 12:30pm at Cornerstone Church in Sandwich. Cornerstone provides food for families in Sandwich, Somonauk, Plano, and Sheridan. Identification and proof of residency, such as a utility bill, are required. The Reading Pros – Grades 3–5 - 4–5pm at the Sandwich Public Library. We’ll discuss our monthly book, enjoy snacks, and have fun! Johnny K’s 2019 Cruise Night - 5 - 9pm At Johnny K’s in Sandwich. Discounts given to drivers of show cars. Adult Craft Night – DIY Marble Vase 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Ages 16+ Registration is required and there only 10 open spots for each class. Airborne on D-Day - 6:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Presented by Robert Mueller in honor of the 75th anniversary. Come learn about the US 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions. This is an adult program and no Registration required. Wednesday June 5 Walk-In Blood Pressure Clinics - 9–11am at KishHealth Systems Physician Group, 12700 Rt 34 in Plano. A KishHealth System professional will monitor your blood pressure weekly. No appointment is necessary. For information call 815–786–3962 or visit www.kishprograms.org Bingo - 12:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library – Entry is free and there are prizes. Every Wednesday but no Bingo on the last Wednesday of the month. Gentle Yoga 12–1pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Pre-K Story Time - 1–1:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Big Kids Story Time – Grades K–2 4–4:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Come to the library for stories, enjoy snacks, and have fun! Registration is required. Wellness Wednesday – DIY Yoga 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Please bring your own mats. No Registration is required. Intro to Beekeeping - 6:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Learn the basics of beekeeping with local beekeeper Joe Roberts. This is an adult program and no Registration required. Music in the Park 5–7pm in the Gazebo in downtown Sandwich. Bring your family and a lawn chair every Wednesday from May 29th through August 28th for the returning Music in the Park Summer Concert Series. Tonight you’ll listen to the Jack Mack. Thursday June 6 Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. STEM Activity 4pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Open to children grades K–5. Registration is required. Take Off Pounds Sensibly – TOPS – 5–7pm at the Federated Church in Sandwich. Weigh-in is from 5–6pm and the meeting is from 6–7pm. Get support in reaching you weight loss goals. Movin’ On Cancer Support Group - 5–6pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Pre-K Story Time - 6–6:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Glow Party - 6pm at the Sandwich Public Library. We’ll have glow-in-the-dark games, fun, and crafts. Open to ages 6 and up. Registration required. An Evening with Local Author Bambi Harris - 6:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Bambi will answer questions, sign books and have goodies to share. Books will be available for purchase. Friday June 7 Computer Class – File Management Basics - 10:30-noon at the Sandwich Public Library. Registration is required and there’s a $10 fee. American Legion Fish Fry - 5 to 7:30 pm at the Sheridan American Legion Post 729. The fish fry includes a choice of catfish or cod, fried or poached, with fries, hush puppies, and a complete salad bar for $9. Carry-outs are available by calling ahead. Saturday June 8 12th Annual Kid’s Fishing Day - 9am to noon at the Sandwich Sportsman’s Club. Free to the public. Free lunch and prizes. Open to kids 16 and under. All children must be accompanied by an adult guardian. Bring your own pole and tackle. Bait will be donated by the Lake Holiday Marina. Sign up at the Sandwich Park District. The Sandwich Sportsman’s Club is located at 1011 Hartman Trail in Sandwich, one quarter mile west of the Sandwich Fairgrounds on Center Street. Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Sunday June 9 Sunday at Sandwich - Antique Flea Market is 8am–4pm at the Sandwich Fairgrounds. Admission is $5, children 12 and under are free. Parking is free and an ATM is available. No pets please. For more information visit the website, www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com Monday June 10 Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. UFO – Unfinished Objects 10am to noon at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Do you have an unfinished craft object? Come join our group for coffee and conversation while working on your project. Musical Movie Matinee West Side Story – 1–3pm at the Sandwich Public Library. “It’s Showtime!” Come to the library to experience classic and new musicals as a part of our Summer Reading Theme! Light refreshments will be provided. No Registration is required. Salta A La Hora De Cuento Bilingue- Bilingual Story Time - 4pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Los niños que hablan espanol e ingles estan invitados a la biblioteca para leer libros, aprender, y divertirese en ambos idiomas! Ages 3+, No Registration is required. Messy Science - 5pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Let’s get messy and learn with some amazing science experiments. Open to ages 8 and up. Registration required. Monday Supper - 5–6:45pm at the Sheridan United Methodist Church, 219 S. Bushnell. Dinner is fried chicken, vegetables, dessert, and beverage. All are welcome. Carry-outs are available. Donations are appreciated. Tuesday June 11 Pre-K Story Time - 10:30–11:15 at the Sandwich Public Library. Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Readers’ Haven Book Club - 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Come enjoy a lively book discussion! Copies of the club books are available in regular, large print, and audio formats to everyone. Pick up your copy at the circulation desk today! Registration is encouraged, but not required. Wednesday June 12 Walk-In Blood Pressure Clinics - 9–11am at KishHealth Systems Physician Group, 12700 Rt 34 in Plano. A KishHealth System professional will monitor your blood pressure weekly. No appointment is necessary. For information call 815–786–3962 or visit www.kishprograms.org Help for Seniors and People with Disabilities - 10:00am to 3pm at the Fox Valley Older Adults Center. A representative from Mendota Area Senior Services will help anyone older than 60, or younger than 60 with a disability, to obtain access to services, apply to programs, or gather information. No appointment is necessary. Cake and Crime Mystery Group - 12pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. This month the reading selection is “Kingdom of the Blind” by Louise Penny. Gentle Yoga 12–1pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Bingo - 12:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library – Entry is free and there are prizes. Every Wednesday but no Bingo on the last Wednesday of the month. Pre-K Story Time - 1–1:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Big Kids Story Time – Grades K–2 4–4:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Come to the library for stories, enjoy snacks, and have fun! Registration is required. Chess Club 6–7pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Chess boards will be provided or bring your own. Genealogy Club - 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. This month Amy Vidlak-Girmsheid will explain how to use the Ancestry database accessible through the library. No Registration is required. Wellness Wednesday – Ageless Grace with professional Cecilia Carruthers 6:30–7:30 at the Sandwich Public Library. Ageless Grace is a Brain Health Fitness program. There’s an $8 fee and Registration is required. Music in the Park 5–7pm in the Gazebo in downtown Sandwich. Bring your family and a lawn chair every Wednesday from May 29th through August 28th for the returning Music in the Park Summer Concert Series. Tonight you’ll listen to Barbara and the Boys. Thursday June 13 Mothers Offering Mutual Support (MOMS)- 9:30 to 11:30am at the Plano Bible Church. Find support and encouragement from other moms. Child care and breakfast are provided. Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Pre-K Story Time - 3–3:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. So You Want to be a YouTuber? - 5pm at the Sandwich Public Library. This 3 hour class is led by Phil Sheppard. Come learn the basics of starting a YouTube channel, filming your videos, and more! This class also includes a one year subscription to an on-line video editor. Bring your own laptop. This is a teen program, Registration required and there is a $12 fee. Family Lego Night - 5pm at the Sandwich Public Library. All ages, No Registration is required. Take Off Pounds Sensibly – TOPS – 5–7pm at the Federated Church in Sandwich. Weigh-in is from 5–6pm and the meeting is from 6–7pm. Get support in reaching you weight loss goals. Helpful Links City of Sandwich Sandwich Area Chamber of Commerce Sandwich Public Library District Sandwich Park District Sandwich Opera House Fox Valley Older Adults Sandwich Police Department Sandwich Fire District Event Sponsor Contact Information American Legion Post 729 300 West Si Johnson Drive Sheridan,815–496–2380 City of Sandwich Tourism 144 E. Railroad Street Sandwich 815–786–9321 https://tourismcityofsandwich.com/ Cornerstone Church 17437 Pratt Road in Sandwich 815–786–6300 Federated Church 403 N. Main St., Sandwich 815–498–4592 Help for Seniors and People with Disabilities 815–539–9673, 815–539–7700, or 800–535–5970 Johnny K’s 125 Duvick Ave, Sandwich 815–786–3088 Millbrook United Methodist Church 8360 Fox River Rd. Millbrook 815–786–4106 Plano Bible Church 1111 West South Street, Plano 630–552–8877 www.PlanoBibleChurch.org Plano Community Library District 15 W. North Street, Plano 630–552–2009 www.planolibrary.info Robert W. Rowe Public Library 120 East Si Johnson Ave., Sheridan 815–496–2031 www.rwrlibrary.org Sandwich Area Chamber of Commerce 128 E. Railroad St P.O. Box 214, Sandwich, IL 60548 815–786–9075 https://sandwich-il.org Sandwich Public Library 925 South Main Street, Sandwich 815–786–8308 www.sandwichpld.org Somonauk Baptist Church 315 East North St., Somonauk 815–498–2312 Somonauk Public Library 700 East LaSalle Street, Somonauk 815–498–2440 https://www.somonauklibrary.org/ St. John’s Lutheran Church 235 Green St., Somonauk 815–498–1001
The Sandwich Weekly podcast, covering local activities and events for the period May 24th through June 6th. Here’s a little tidbit of Sandwich history thanks another podcast listener. Did you know that there once was a lake, Lake Davis, which stretched from Veterans Memorial Park to what is now Gletty Road. The lake covered approximately 100 acres, but was drained in 1912–1913 by installing tiles routing the water east to the Little Rock Creek. This was possible because Sandwich was built on a natural gradation due to a geological fault line known as the Sandwich Fault, so the city stands on a hillside. The southeast corner of the city is the lowest spot, roughly near the Harvey Creek Preserve, as well as near Little Rock Creek. It was drained because it was considered a “dead” lake. The lake didn’t have a sand beach, but was used for boating, fishing, swimming, hunting, and trapping. If you have some little-known history about Sandwich, send it to me at feedback@sandwichweekly.com. I’ll read it on a future podcast and give you full bragging rights. I have some good news, you may remember in episode one that I made a reference to chapters. Well, through lots of trial and error, I was able to get chapters implemented. If your podcast player supports chapters you can now jump directly to any day in the audio file by selecting that day in the chapters list. Two excellent podcast players that support chapters are Overcast for Apple devices, and Pocket Casts for both Apple and Android devices. Don’t forget that the show notes contain all the information in the podcast. Friday May 24 Little Movers - Story and play time for toddlers is at 10:30am at the Sandwich Public Library. Computer Class - Internet Basics – 10:30am-noon at the Sandwich Public Library. There’s a $10 fee and Registration is required. Bunco - 3pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. American Legion Fish Fry - 5 to 7:30 pm at the Sheridan American Legion Post 729. The fish fry includes a choice of catfish or cod, fried or poached, with fries, hush puppies, and a complete salad bar for $9. Carry-outs are available by calling ahead. The special for May 24 is Italian Beef with Sicilian. Saturday May 25 Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Computer Class - Introduction to the Internet – 10:30am-noon at the Sandwich Public Library. There’s a $10 fee and Registration is required. Sunday May 26 Men’s Breakfast - 7:30 am at the Millbrook United Methodist Church. Each month includes a speaker who presents topics of interest to the community. Monday May 27 Memorial Day Tuesday May 28 Men’s Group - 10:00am at the Somonauk Public Library Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Study Hour - 3:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. high school-aged students are invited to the library for studying, homework help, and snacks. No Registration is required. Teen Activity- 4:00pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Sign-up is required. Fourth Tuesday Community Fest- 4:30 to 6:00pm at the Somonauk Baptist Church. Everyone is invited to the free dinner presented by the Sandwich-Somonauk Ministerial Alliance. Intermediate Excel 6–8pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Space is limited, come in or call to register. The Ottawa Rescue Case - 6:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Joining presenter and author Heinz Suppan to learn about the history of the underground railroad in Ottawa, IL. This is an adult program and no Registration required. Rowe Readers - 7pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. This month’s reading selection is “Before We Were Yours” by Lisa Wingate. Wednesday May 29 Walk-In Blood Pressure Clinics - 9–11am at KishHealth Systems Physician Group, 12700 Rt 34 in Plano. A KishHealth System professional will monitor your blood pressure weekly. No appointment is necessary. For information call 815–786–3962 or visit www.kishprograms.org Gentle Yoga 12–1pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Bingo - 12:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library – Entry is free and there are prizes. Every Wednesday but no Bingo on the last Wednesday of the month. Wellness Wednesday 6:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. A Documentary: Organic Food-Hype or Hope. Music in the Park 5–7pm in the Gazebo in downtown Sandwich. Bring your family and a lawn chair every Wednesday from May 29th through August 28th for the returning Music in the Park Summer Concert Series. Tonight you’ll listen to the Sandwich HS Jazz band and jazz choir; and Mike Vermland. Thursday May 30 Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Take Off Pounds Sensibly – TOPS – 5–7pm at the Federated Church in Sandwich. Weigh-in is from 5–6pm and the meeting is from 6–7pm. Get support in reaching you weight loss goals. Teen Movie Night 6–8pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Teens are invited to come enjoy a great (or greatly bad) movie, eat popcorn, and have fun. No Registration is required. Friday May 31 American Legion Fish Fry- 5 to 7:30 pm at the Sheridan American Legion Post 729. The fish fry includes a choice of catfish or cod, fried or poached, with fries, hush puppies, and a complete salad bar for $9. Carry-outs are available by calling ahead. Saturday June 1 Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. **Summer Reading Kick-Off” 12–2pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Monday June 3 Summer Reading Registration Begins at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. This year’s theme is “Showtime at Your Library”. The Summer Reading Program runs for 6 weeks: Monday, June 10 through Saturday, July 20. Gentle Yoga 9–10am at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. UFO – Unfinished Objects 10am to noon at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Do you have an unfinished craft object? Come join our group for coffee and conversation while working on your project. Musical Movie Matinee- My Fair Lady - 1:00–3pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Light refreshments will be provided. No Registration is required. Writers’ Group- 3:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Register at the Patron Services desk or by calling 815–498–2440. Salta A La Hora De Cuento Bilingue- Bilingual Story Time - 4pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Los niños que hablan espanol e ingles estan invitados a la biblioteca para leer libros, aprender, y divertirese en ambos idiomas! Ages 3+, No Registration is required. Tech Wreck - 6pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Ever wonder what the inside of a DVD player looks like? Why not break it open then craft something new out of the pieces. Come to our third annual Tech Wreck to break things and make things. This is a teen program and No Registration required. Father’s Day paper Craft - 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Show your dad some extra love this Father’s Day! Create a one of a kind gift by making themed gift bags and matching cards to celebrate your father. Class taught by master paper-crafter Jennifer Boring. Ages 16+. Class costs $5. Program is first come first serve while supplies last! Tuesday June 4 Pre-K Story Time - 10:30–11:15 at the Sandwich Public Library. Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Cornerstone Church Food Pantry- 12:30pm at Cornerstone Church in Sandwich. Cornerstone provides food for families in Sandwich, Somonauk, Plano, and Sheridan. Identification and proof of residency, such as a utility bill, are required. The Reading Pros – Grades 3–5 - 4–5pm at the Sandwich Public Library. We’ll discuss our monthly book, enjoy snacks, and have fun! Johnny K’s 2019 Cruise Night - 5 - 9pm At Johnny K’s in Sandwich. Discounts given to drivers of show cars. Adult Craft Night – DIY Marble Vase 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Ages 16+ Registration is required and there only 10 open spots for each class. Airborne on D-Day - 6:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Presented by Robert Mueller in honor of the 75th anniversary. Come learn about the US 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions. This is an adult program and no Registration required. Wednesday June 5 Walk-In Blood Pressure Clinics - 9–11am at KishHealth Systems Physician Group, 12700 Rt 34 in Plano. A KishHealth System professional will monitor your blood pressure weekly. No appointment is necessary. For information call 815–786–3962 or visit www.kishprograms.org Bingo - 12:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library – Entry is free and there are prizes. Every Wednesday but no Bingo on the last Wednesday of the month. Gentle Yoga 12–1pm at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Pre-K Story Time - 1–1:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Big Kids Story Time – Grades K–2 4–4:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Come to the library for stories, enjoy snacks, and have fun! Registration is required. Wellness Wednesday – DIY Yoga 6:30–7:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Please bring your own mats. No Registration is required. Intro to Beekeeping - 6:30pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Learn the basics of beekeeping with local beekeeper Joe Roberts, This is an adult program and no Registration required. Music in the Park 5–7pm in the Gazebo in downtown Sandwich. Bring your family and a lawn chair every Wednesday from May 29th through August 28th for the returning Music in the Park Summer Concert Series. Tonight you’ll listen to the Jack Mack. Thursday June 6 Chair Yoga for Seniors 10–10:30am at the at the Robert W. Rowe Library in Sheridan. Join us for this gentle Yoga exercise. Take Off Pounds Sensibly – TOPS – 5–7pm at the Federated Church in Sandwich. Weigh-in is from 5–6pm and the meeting is from 6–7pm. Get support in reaching you weight loss goals. Pre-K Story Time - 6–6:45pm at the Sandwich Public Library. Glow Party - 6pm at the Sandwich Public Library. We’ll have glow-in-the-dark games, fun, and crafts. Open to ages 6 and up. Registration required. An Evening with Local Author Bambi Harris - 6:30pm at the Somonauk Public Library. Bambi will answer questions, sign books and have goodies to share. Books will be available for purchase. 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The BAT has FAANGs, has Nucleus Wealth Head of Investment, Damien Klassen and Tim Fuller having a look at the perennial rise of the big US tech growth giants and some eastern upstarts in Baidu, Ali Baba and Tencent.Looking at growth stocks in generalIs it too late in the cycle to dive in now?Is there another Tech Wreck on it’s way?
On this week's Investor's Marketcast, the hosts welcome Meb Faber, co-founder and CIO of Cambria Investment Management. Meb has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and was a speaker at last year's Stansberry Research Conference in Las Vegas. Meb shares his origin story – a long, winding road full of tiny decisions that seemed miniscule at the time but momentous in retrospect. An engineer by training, he went to work at a biotech mutual fund through a quirk of fate before becoming co-founder of Cambria Investments. Scott asks Meb if his deep background in biology gives him an edge in biotech investing, and Meb explains why doctors and engineers are actually, by far, the worst investors he’s come across. Scott, Greg and Meb talk about how to control emotions when investing, and Meb explains why chasing performance can be the biggest mistake you can make as an investor. “I became aware very early of how your emotions can lead you astray.” John asks Meb about emerging markets and where, if anywhere, value can be found in them. John and Meb then discuss how home-country bias (and in cases regional bias within countries) have shaped the global markets. Scott brings up a recent legal change that could give exchange traded funds (ETFs) a leg up on mutual funds. Recapping the last week in the markets, John and Scott discuss the impressive GDP data from the U.S. Scott makes a prediction about this November’s elections, and how that will affect Chinese calculations of America’s next trade war gambit. The Marketcast hosts break down what's going on in the "Tech Trade" – and what implications the overcrowded FAANG'M trade (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google, and Microsoft) could have on the rest of the market. Scott tells listeners where growth is coming from in these tech names, but John says rising rates could slow this growth, and Greg tells why today could be the beginning of "Tech Bubble 2.0."
Trading Block: That's right. We are up to 16 exchanges now. MIAX Options and MIAX PEARL options exchanges, today announced that it intends to launch MIAX Emerald as its third fully electronic options exchange in 2019. Options Flash Poll: The proposed third exchange from MIAX exchange will raise the total number of U.S. Options Exchanges to 16. Is this a good thing for the options market? Is it the straw that finally breaks the camel's back? Or are you too busy getting great fills to care? More Exchanges the Better Please Make It Stop Don't Care: I get filled Earnings: E-Trade - 58.50, ATM straddle ~ 2, approx. 3.5% Netflix (from Monday) - 307, ATM straddle ~ 28, approx. 9% Odd Block: Well-times paper in VIX (VIX). Put love in Market Vectors Semiconductor ETF (SMH). Deep ITM calls in NXP Semiconductors NV (NXPI). Call spread in Alcoa Corp (AA). Mail Block: Last week's options question of the week. SPOT is the latest hot IPO to join the Options market. So many recent Options listings started off hot then suddenly cooled so we have to ask - which hot recent IPO will you be slinging Options on in 2019? 38% - SPOT 16% - DBX 41% - SNAP 5% - Other This week's options question of the week: VIX is back in the mid-teens. Are you buying this Volatility reprieve or is this merely calm before the storm? Quite simply - Where do you think VIX will end the week? Here: 16-18 Higher: 18-20 Even Higher: 20-25 Lower: 14-16 Listener questions and comments: Comment from J3dingle -Mark, do you realize this is what almost won your Broker Madness tournament? Question from Dhasone Riley -I have a general question because I'm struggling with hedges. Do most people buying calls or put options as hedges, hedge in, at or out the money? Around the Block: ETrade rallied a bit after earnings, but still a meh. The more exchanges the better? Silver is moving again. Will the maket move back above 2700? Sebas is more bullish than Tosaw.
Trading Block: That's right. We are up to 16 exchanges now. MIAX Options and MIAX PEARL options exchanges, today announced that it intends to launch MIAX Emerald as its third fully electronic options exchange in 2019. Options Flash Poll: The proposed third exchange from MIAX exchange will raise the total number of U.S. Options Exchanges to 16. Is this a good thing for the options market? Is it the straw that finally breaks the camel's back? Or are you too busy getting great fills to care? More Exchanges the Better Please Make It Stop Don't Care: I get filled Earnings: E-Trade - 58.50, ATM straddle ~ 2, approx. 3.5% Netflix (from Monday) - 307, ATM straddle ~ 28, approx. 9% Odd Block: Well-times paper in VIX (VIX). Put love in Market Vectors Semiconductor ETF (SMH). Deep ITM calls in NXP Semiconductors NV (NXPI). Call spread in Alcoa Corp (AA). Mail Block: Last week's options question of the week. SPOT is the latest hot IPO to join the Options market. So many recent Options listings started off hot then suddenly cooled so we have to ask - which hot recent IPO will you be slinging Options on in 2019? 38% - SPOT 16% - DBX 41% - SNAP 5% - Other This week's options question of the week: VIX is back in the mid-teens. Are you buying this Volatility reprieve or is this merely calm before the storm? Quite simply - Where do you think VIX will end the week? Here: 16-18 Higher: 18-20 Even Higher: 20-25 Lower: 14-16 Listener questions and comments: Comment from J3dingle -Mark, do you realize this is what almost won your Broker Madness tournament? Question from Dhasone Riley -I have a general question because I'm struggling with hedges. Do most people buying calls or put options as hedges, hedge in, at or out the money? Around the Block: ETrade rallied a bit after earnings, but still a meh. The more exchanges the better? Silver is moving again. Will the maket move back above 2700? Sebas is more bullish than Tosaw.
Is the tech stock bubble about to burst? That’s the question the team tries to tackle on this episode. Over the last two days of trading, key tech stocks such as FaceBook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google (FANG) have dipped in value, following several years of unrelenting growth. Why? We try to look at what might be behind this drop, and we ask if it’s a one off, or if it’s the beginning of the end for Silicon Valley’s domination of the US stock markets.
Summary: Friday's Tech Wreck continued today, some stocks making key technical reversals. The crypto currencies, also experienced volatility as Bitcoin seems to be losing some of its market share to other competing crypto currencies, but volatility remains a key component of the market. Volatility may be exacerbated by Wednesday's anticipated Federal Reserve rate hike. Friday's Tech Wreck continued today; the NASDAQ composite led lower by the same momentum stocks that got clobbered on Friday Some of them making key technical reversals where they made new all-time highs in the morning and yet got clobbered and closed below the lows of prior trading days Some of them went below the lows of the prior week So a lot of these stocks looking very weak coming in to today's trading and continued although some of the losers did manage to eke out a gain Novita was one of the earliest stocks to reverse on Friday, which had a big technical reversal took out a low and managed to eke out a gain Tesla also was positive Google, Apple getting clobbered again, Netflix, Facebook, a lot of these big stocks continue to decline And this time the overall market did not escape the carnage because the Dow and also the S&P were also down on the day There was still some strength; the energy stocks were up again today building on the rotational strength that they enjoyed on Friday But it wasn't just the stock market that had big reversals It was the cryptocurrencies as well, particularly Bitcoin I mentioned the last couple of podcasts that when I was talking about Bitcoin and the cryptos Bitcoin's shrinking market share in the crypto world, and that continues Right now, the market cap of Bitcoin is now down to about 40% of the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies Ethereum, Bitcoin's biggest competitor right now, if you look at its market cap, it's actually not that much lower now Total market cap as I'm looking right now, of course it changes very quickly But about a $43 billion market cap for Bitcoin and about a $34 billion market cap for Ethereum This is the closest I've seen the two In fact, Ethereum is actually up today, even though Bitcoin is down quite a bit Bitcoin had a big reversal last night, I think it traded above $3000 I think for the first time, not on every exchange And then by late morning, it was trading below $2500
In this week’s episode we go forwards and backwards in time to look at the technological future of share trading and the history of The South Sea Bubble. With Google Goggles we are on the brink of being able to put a chart up and execute a trade with the blink of an eye. However just as the mania of the South Sea Bubble shows, people don’t change, human emotions never alter - therefore markets will always stay the same. And Jono Barratt tells us all about the bond market. Market Wrap with jono Barratt The markets were volatile in the US – The Dow was down 140 points, gold and oil didn’t move and the US dollar was stable. Jono is searching for more a long-term structure in his portfolio with sustainable yields in the corporate bond market with rates of return at 7.5 to 10%. The Future of Share Trading - Louise Bedford The future of trading technology is limitless. We are one step away from being able to blink and put up a chart in front of our eyes using Google Goggles. Our computing processing power doubles every two years and futurists believe there will be computers with greater than human intelligence by 2040. Charting packages will become simpler to use, back testing will become easier and there will be much more speed. However the more the markets change the more they stay the same. PEOPLE NEVER CHANGE so no matter what technology we have to help us, the markets will STAY THE SAME because people drive market action. Did You Know – South Sea Bubble – Chris Tate There is NOTHING new in the markets as proved by the history surrounding the SOUTH SEA BUBBLE. Being a student of the history of the markets teaches you about the market itself, and the infamous South Sea Bubble shares many features with modern manias. When South Sea Company proposed to take over management of the British National Debt in 1720 it caused widespread mania in its price of shares. Its staggering collapse later that year caused a government inquiry. It has many similarities to the Tech Wreck of the millennium, and its history shows that there is nothing new under the sun when it comes to the markets. Highlights of Talking Trading are also available on Louise Bedford’s Soundcloud. Additional Music by Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com
Imagine a world where your best investors are people you have partied with in Las Vegas or where your best business ventures started over a pint of beer? This is the reality of tech start-ups on the liberalist ‘left coast’ of the USA. Hear about the ‘open tech culture’ of Silicon Valley where disruptive and revolutionary ideas are encouraged. Plus get the low down on tech stocks and their 20-year history with Chris Tate. Elias Bizannes – The Culture of the Silicon Valley Being in the start up world is a lifestyle… Some of your best investors are those you have partied with in Las Vegas, some of your best deals are made over a pint of beer. There is a hub of energy and a petri dish of tech experiments where revolutionary and disruptive ideas are encouraged. The left over liberal culture of hippy movement infiltrates the tech ecosystem of Silicon Valley. Mark Zuckerburg caused initial public outrage with his open tech culture of Facebook. Elias Bizannes runs StartUpHouse – a co-working space in the heart of Silicon Valley which Presidential Republican Candidate Paul Rand visited two weeks ago in answer to Bizannes’ challenge over the internet to listen to lone-wolf innovators. He also runs StartUpBus – a 3-day tech competition where buspreneurs compete to conceive the best tech start up idea. StartUpBus is active on 5 continents – North and South America, Europe, Africa and Australia. Cockroaches can survive nuclear attacks … so can entrepreneurs. As trading is the ultimate entrepreneurial endeavour hear why the freedom is as valuable as the pay itself. Chris Tate – Tech Stocks Learn the difference between Nasdaq Composite and the Nasdaq 100; hear about the mania of the dot.com bubble and The Tech Wreck. And find out about the performances of Apple, Microsoft and Amazon and why the Tech Dax is trending. Highlights of Talking Trading are also available on Louise Bedford’s Soundcloud. Additional Music by Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com
This episode tells you how the federal budget is going to affect you, your family and your trading. Plus Chris Tate’s history of The South Sea Bubble shows that there really is nothing new under the trading sun. Jason Cunningham Accountant and TV star (The Living Room - TEN Network) Jason Cunningham gives us the ins and outs and the highs and lows of the Federal Budget. How it will affect Australians, what Jason agreed with, what he didn't, and his opinions on what is great in our country and what drives him bananas. Informative, fun and energetic - when was the last time someone told you to be good to be mother? Did you know? - With Chris Tate Take a walk inside Chris Tate’s mind in his Did you know? segment with these facts come market lesson on The South Sea Bubble. While many modern traders believe they are seeing things for the first time, hear the similarities between the South Sea Bubble three centuries ago and the Tech Wreck 10 years ago. To be a great trader Chris emphasizes you must be a student of the markets and know that there really is nothing new under the trading sun. Last week's episode featured Dr Harry Stanton, an expert on the important subject of trading psychology. Harry, in conjunction with Louise Bedford, recently released the Mind Power Profit Pack. If you want to learn more from Dr Harry and you're serious about making money as a trader, grab a copy of the Mind Power Profit Pack. There are only 13 2 Mind Power Profit Packs left at the introductory price, so click here right now to find out more. To download the mp3 file to your computer, right-click on the ‘Download’ link and choose ‘Save target as…’ or ‘Save link as…’ and save the podcast to a suitable location on your local drive. Additional Music by Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com
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