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Investing With IBD

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Welcome to Investing With IBD, a weekly podcast for investors who want to sharpen their trading skills, learn how to make more money and take control over their investment success. From insights into stock market trends, timeless investing tips and fundamental and technical analysis of top stocks using stock charts, this is where you’ll find the expert guidance you need to maximize your gains and minimize your losses. New episode every Thursday.

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Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

Ep 155: Anne-Marie Baiynd: Know Your Competition...And Yourself 10.03.2022

Anne-Marie Baiynd, CEO of TheTradingBook.com, rejoins the show to talk about building a narrative on chart action. She shares her how she looks at resistance and support levels and builds a narrative of what the "competition" is thinking. But don't forget to also look into your own mindset. Baiynd applies these concepts in analyzing the current market and a detailed look on different ways to set u...

Ep 154: Pedro Palandrani: New Trends In Thematic Investing 03.03.2022

Pedro Palandrani, from Global X ETFs, rejoins the show to talk about thematic investing. We get an update on the infrastructure ideas from his last visit plus shifts that may be occurring with the Ukraine invasion. Specifically, with cybersecurity firms offering defense in cyberwarfare and renewable energy ideas that reduce the reliance on Russia for energy, especially in Europe. Finally, a discus...

Ep 153: Scott St. Clair: Why Selling Is A Difficult But Vital Concept 24.02.2022

Amid the market downturn, IBD's Scott St. Clair joins the show to discuss current conditions and what to look for in the next market rally. The team also talks about lessons from the sell-off, sell rules and how to make money on the short side. Plus, we review the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD), iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ), Rio Tinto (RIO) and more. For the video version, visit investors.com/podacst...

Ep 152: John Kosar: Follow The Money For A Jump On Trends 17.02.2022

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Ep 151: Mark Newton: Determine Your Time Frame For Sound Market Decisions 10.02.2022

Before answering questions on market direction, it's helpful to start by defining your time frame. Mark Newton of Fundstrat Global Advisors gives his outlook in the near-term as well as longer-term trends among different sectors. While it's good to have expectations, you can't ignore signals that you're wrong. He also gives an overview of energy, healthcare and industrials including Deere (DE), Pf...

Ep 150: Groundhog Day Special! Investing Lessons Learned From The Movie 03.02.2022

Poor Bill Murray had to replay the same day over and over again in Groundhog Day. But maybe there are lessons to learn that can translate over to investing. Justin and Irusha discuss the current market action as well as the repetition, routine and post analysis that can lead to investing success. We stick with the Groundhog Day theme in stocks like Philip Morris (PM), American International Group...

Ep 149: Lisa Chai: Early Stages Of AI, What’s On The Horizon? 27.01.2022

It might not be the greatest market for investing, but it’s a great time for research. Lisa Chai from ROBO Global talks about how far AI has come and the latest trends on where it's going. Autonomous driving is speeding up while gaming and the metaverse is bringing more engaging entertainment. Justin and Irusha wrap it up with a chat on the market and Zim Integrated Shipping (ZIM), Archer Daniels...

Ep 148: Jared Tendler: Using "Emotional Indicators" For Better Performance 20.01.2022

You have a system for picking potential stock winners but what about a system for recognizing your emotional state? Jared Tendler is a performance coach and author of “The Mental Game Of Trading.” He talks about expectations, biases, and illusions of control that lead to poor decisions and what to do about it. We also cover the market correction, Arch Resources (ARCH), the Energy Sector SPDR ETF (...

Ep 147: Joe Fahmy: Selling Rules Critical For Portfolio Gains 13.01.2022

Joe Fahmy of Zor Captial joins the show again to talk about the current market divergences and the importance of sell rules for long-term stock market success. Part of following sell rules is making sure you have good entries and he shares his thoughts on areas setting up like rare earth metals miner MP Materials (MP), the resurgence of the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (XOP), an...

Ep 146: Jeff Hirsch: Using The Stock Trader’s Almanac To Guide Decisions 06.01.2022

Jeff Hirsch joins the show again to talk about patterns of the market through time. This data can help you put the odds of investing success in your favor. Beyond the seasonality of the market, he delves into fundamental, technical, economic, political and psychological factors that help inform stock selection. He shares his thoughts on the SPDR Sector Energy ETF (XLF) as well as A10 Networks (ATE...

Ep. 145: Holiday Special: War Stories With Jim Roppel (Repeat 2019) 30.12.2021

In this 2019 Holiday special repeat, Hedge fund manager Jim Roppel joined Irusha Peiris for some "war stories" to take a look back at a few of his biggest trading successes – and mishaps – over the years. For the video version, visit investors.com/podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 144: Alexis Garcia: Understanding The Stories Behind Stock Moves 23.12.2021

Alexis Garcia joins the show to talk about the importance of fundamentals in addition to the chart analysis. Understanding themes of the future can help build conviction in the next market leaders. To help decipher those themes, Alexis has the new IBD Growth Stories podcast. Justin and Irusha also discuss market action of the last week and stocks like Seagate Technologies (STX), Nutrien (NTR), and...

Ep 143: Jim Roppel: How Many More Bull Cycles Are In Your Future? 16.12.2021

Jim Roppel, rejoins the show to remind us that no matter how bad a year you have, always remember how many opportunities lie in your future. With the strong reaction after the Fed meeting, he talks about where that puts the current market. Rounding out the discussion is his take on stocks that have held up in this latest downturn like Fortinet (FTNT), Nvidia (NVDA), Qualcomm (QCOM) and D R Horton...

Ep 142: Dave Ellison: A Big Picture View Of The Financial Sector 09.12.2021

Dave Ellison, portfolio manager at Hennessy Funds, comes on for the first two segments to share his decades of experience covering the financial sector and where he sees it going. From fintech, crypto, and especially the influence of the Federal Reserve. In our last segment, Justin and Irusha give a market update and talk through strength in O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY) and Toll Brothers (TOL) and w...

EP 141: Jon Najarian: Managing Volatile Stocks With Options 02.12.2021

Jon Najarian, co-founder of Market Rebellion, talks about using options to setup low risk / high return trades in an increasingly volatile market. Whether it's using a stock repair strategy on a damaged position like PayPal (PYPL) or multi-leg strategies, there are plenty of profit opportunities still out there. He also walks through a few stocks with long-term potential like Albemarle (ALB), Luci...

Ep 140: Dan Fitzpatrick: Are We Seeing Shots Across The Bow In The Market? 24.11.2021

Dan Fitzpatrick, co-founder and head of stockmarketmentor.com, talks about the cycles of the market and how he has observed "shots across the bow" as an early warning sign of trouble with Zoom Video (ZM) as a good case study. He also discusses the events that happen at bottoms and the process at tops and some of his current trading ideas on Xpeng (XPEV), Denbury (DEN), and Nucor (NUE). For the vid...

Ep 139: Ross Haber: Proactive Selling To Smooth Your Equity Curve 18.11.2021

Ross Haber, co-founder and head of TraderLion, talks about why he is engaged in more proactive selling in this market. While there is always the fear of lightening up and watching a stock take off higher, the lighter position size can help manage volatility. He walks through some of his recent trades and observations in Roblox (RBLX), Airbnb (ABNB), Lucid Motors (LCID) and Coinbase (COIN). For the...

Ep 138: Scott Bennett: Following Billion-Dollar Funds And Using A Trend Roadmap 11.11.2021

Scott Bennett, founder of Investwithrules.com, shares his methodology of tracking the action in billion-dollar funds and using a trend roadmap to assist with his timing. He discusses how his model helped him throughout the year but especially with early signals in leading stocks ahead of the latest follow-through day. Lately, he's noticed inflows in Airbnb (ABNB), Coinbase (COIN) and Academy Sport...

Ep 137: Charles Harris: Big Win In Tesla Gives Flexibility Elsewhere 04.11.2021

Charles Harris, portfolio manager at O'Neil Global Advisors is working on another great year of performance. He walks through his trades in Tesla (TSLA) and Starbulk (SBLK) and how the gains have given him the flexibility to take the contrarian view elsewhere. He talks about his use of precedents as a guide and shares some out of favor stocks on his radar like Cleveland Cliffs (CLF) and Golden Oce...

Ep 136: Using Market Feedback To Make Investing Decisions 28.10.2021

Failed breakouts, rotation, and now earnings season is making the current environment difficult. However, the market can give you feedback that helps you find areas of profit or protect your capital. We discuss the clues in the energy stock leaders plus some current setups with Ford (F) and Enphase (ENPH). We also look at some failed breakouts with Sea Limited (SE), AutoNation (AN), and an earning...

Ep. 135: Lauren Simmons: Going Public With Crowdfunding 21.10.2021

Lauren Simmons started her career on the floor of the NYSE at the age of 22, the youngest floor trader at the time. Soon, she'll be hosting an upcoming series "Going Public." It will explore how retail investors can gain early access to funding companies through Regulation A+. We also take a look at how the market is acting since its follow-through day and discuss regional banks through an ETF (KR...

Ep. 134: Scott St. Clair: How To Prepare Ahead Of A Market Uptrend 14.10.2021

Scott St. Clair, manager of premium products at IBD, talks about staying engaged even when the stock market is in corrective phase. By keeping the same routine of screening stocks, he's always aware of what the next leaders could be during a market correction. Pilot positions also give him valuable market feedback of what's working. We discuss stocks on his radar like Bill.com (BILL), MongoDB (MDB...

Ep. 133: Nina Deka: Healthcare Technology Still In Early Stages Of Disruption 07.10.2021

Nina Deka, Senior Research Analyst at ROBO Global, points out some huge problems in the healthcare industry that are ripe for innovative solutions. After looking at some of five major themes, Nina revisits some stocks from her last appearance like 1Life Healthcare (ONEM) and Teladoc (TDOC) as well as the stories behind Tabula Rasa (TRHC) Akoya BioSciences (AKYA), Catalent (CTLT), Dexcom (DXCM) and...

Ep. 132: Mark Minervini: How Discipline And Sacrifice Made Him A U.S. Investing Champion 30.09.2021

Mark Minervini, has 37 years of trading experience, authored books on trading and also won a U.S. Investing Championship. His consistent outperformance of the market comes down to discipline and sacrifice. Following rules keeps him from costly errors, like overtrading. He demonstrates his points with examples like Moderna (MRNA), Tesla (TSLA), Penske Automotive (PAG), Tempur Sealy (TPX), Sierra Wi...

Ep 131: How Fantasy Football Can Help Your Stock Trading (Or Vice Versa?) 23.09.2021

Irusha Peiris, portfolio manager at O'Neil Global Advisors, shares what lessons Fantasy Football offers stock traders. It's not just about the strength of the stock, or player, but the strong team that will give more opportunities. And sometimes, no matter how much you like a stock, or player, they need to be cut if they get injured. We also look at a few stocks like Builders FirstSource (BLD), Au...

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