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Hosted by Jon Erlichman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 105 episodes
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Think investing has to be boring or confusing? Think again! Join Jon Erlichman as he breaks down the latest market news, investment tips, and money moves — all served with a side of wit and zero financial mumbo jumbo. Whether you’re a newbie trying to figure out what a “ticker” even is, or a seasoned investor looking for a fresh take, Ticker Take makes finance fun, friendly, and maybe even a little entertaining. Tune in, learn something, and maybe laugh along the way. Your wallet will thank you.
Jon Erlichman hosts Ticker Take, a business show with 105 episodes published.
Most investors would be happy to match the market. Eric Jackson wants to beat it by a hundred times. This week on Ticker Take, we sit down with the founder of EMJ Capital, whose whole strategy is built around finding 100
Playing defense in the stock market used to seem simple. You bought staples, utilities, telecoms and pharma. But that playbook has stopped working. This week, we speak with top Wall Street strategist Adam Parker of Triva
Most investing advice tells you what to buy. Barry Ritholtz would rather tell you what NOT to do. This week on Ticker Take, we sit down with Ritholtz, co-founder and chairman of Ritholtz Wealth Management and the author
The market is near all-time highs, but value investor Lorne Steinberg says there are still quality stocks trading cheap. Lorne joined us on Ticker Take with his test for finding low valuation, high quality stocks (the sa
There are more than 50,000 stocks in the world. Why is Amazon the most loved? After climbing nearly 15,000% in the past 20 years, 95% of analysts still recommend the shares. And not a single analyst advises selling! You
We got rare access inside Amazon's secret AI chip lab! Tucked inside an ordinary-looking office in Austin, Texas, you'll find a business that's taking on Nvidia. That's because Amazon figured out how to design cutting-ed
Sometimes, growth stocks stumble. But that's not always a reason to sell. Often, it's a reason to buy. This week on Ticker Take, we sit down with growth stock investor Chris Stuchberry, Portfolio Manager at Wellington-Al
SpaceX just went public in an IPO for the record books. Shares rose 19% on day one, pushing the company's valuation to more than $2 trillion. So is it a buy after that big bump? In this episode of Ticker Take, we take yo
Everyone's chasing AI stocks. But are there better opportunities elsewhere? One of Wall Street's top strategists has a list of non-AI stocks that may help diversify your portfolio, given growing worries about an AI bubbl
Most investors only know the big stocks. The smaller ones are harder to find, but have something giants don't - room to run. Jordan Zinberg of Bedford Park Capital has built his career hunting for these names. He looks f
If you want to invest in companies that are great at making money, earnings only tell you part of the story. David Driscoll shares the measure he uses to find the standouts - the same one Warren Buffett swears by - and t
AI isn't just writing emails anymore. It's coming for Wall Street. A new generation of AI agents is starting to do the actual work that armies of bankers and analysts get paid for — building financial models, writing pit
Is it too late to buy AI stocks? Definitely not, according to AI bull Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities. Dan is one of the most closely followed tech analysts on Wall Street. He just returned from a trip to Asia, which conf
JOIN US AT THE NYSE: How do you build a balanced portfolio that works regardless of whether the market is up or down? Today, we’ll tell you about a “barbell” investing approach that investor Jay Hatfield uses. It include
What are 4 mispriced stocks? We asked successful investor Liz Miller. Liz doesn’t think of herself as a stock picker. Instead, she focuses on positive economic trends and searches for stocks that are out of sync with wit
Software was supposed to eat the world. Now, investors are asking if AI is going to eat software. But not all software stocks are the same. Fatima Boolani, co-head of U.S. software research at Citi, told us about 5 compa
When your stocks take a punch, do they have what it takes to get back up? Thomas Martin of Globalt Investments explains how to pick "built to last" stocks and shares 12 picks from his own portfolio. As always, this is no
Brian Belski of Humilis Investment Strategies explained his playbook for finding winners and shared 5 high quality picks for long-term investors. As always, this is not financial advice. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:19 The hig
Investors are often told to be patient and wait for the right price. But there's a way to get paid while you wait. Value investor Chris Thom generates income on stocks he likes using options. In this episode of Ticker Ta
Some of the smartest investors take a different view. A contrarian view. Colin Stewart is one of them. He sees opportunity in six misunderstood stocks, focusing on high-quality companies with high barriers to entry, pred
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