This week on Straight Talk I was joined again by my good friend and Fast Money co-panelist Guy Adami and my good virtual friend Sven Henrich aka @NorthmanTrader. The segment was recorded shortly after Friday’s market …
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Last night on CNBC’s Fast Money we had famed hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz on the program giving his macro outlook, watch below, it was his comment about Tesla (TSLA) that I found interesting, especially …
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Shortly after the open today, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch: We first had a broad macro discussion about the spread of the virus, the pace …
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On March 24th, the leader of the DayTraders in 2020, Dave Portnoy, CEO founder of sports blog, Barstools Sports hosted Jim Cramer of CNBC’s Mad Money. Dave told Jim that without sports and thus sports …
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Yesterday my good friend Guy Adami and I were honored to be the guest hosts of Nasdaq’s Tomorrow’s Capital Podcast where we had the pleasure to interview Gary Cohn, former co-President of Goldman Sachs during …
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If you don’t follow Fred Wilson, the famed venture capitalist and founder of Union Square Ventures’s AVC blog, you should. His daily posts are short and to the point, and most days I find his …
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I think it is fair to say that investors bought the rumor of the reopening, now the trillion question is whether or not they will sell the re-closings as the coronavirus spreads through much of …
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Just like in March, there is a panic in the stock market, only this time a frenzy to buy, not sell shares of the most outrageously priced stocks in the market. Tesla’s (TSLA) is obviously …
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Over the weekend I got a question from a viewer/reader that I thought might be helpful for me to share my answer with many of you who might be wondering the same thing. I want …
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I hope you had a great Holiday weekend. I am in Maine for the week, probably like you, July 4th, 2020, felt a bit different than last year. The gatherings were small and distanced, mask-wearing …
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