The Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast

This week, Dr. Rufus Rankin, Head of Empirical Research at Nasdaq, joins Will Gibson to share his thoughts and experience with Risk as a previous fund manager and academic researcher.

This week, Jay Gragnani joins Will to kick off a four-part Risk Series. The two share their perspective on the topic of risk and explain why managing the risk of yourself is of utmost importance.

This week, Senior Portfolio Manager (PM) John Lewis joins Will to share his thoughts on the market. The two discuss questions like: What is going well? What is not going well? What to make of fixed income? Why is the momentum factor so bad?

This week, Miles and Will discuss earnings and a beaten up Consumer Staples sector.

This week, Ian and David share four key charts to monitor as we head into the last quarter of 2023. They involve the US Dollar, Crude Oil, All Equity Funds, and a depressed ten-week indicator.

This week, Joseph and Will discuss the latest exhale from equities, breakout for yields, and explore a technical case for a near-term upside bounce.

This week, Ian and David discuss the near term weakness seen in major domestic equity representatives, changes to the value vs. growth dynamic, and more strength from the US dollar.

This week, Miles and Will do their version of Start 'Em Sit 'Em with sectors. The two also discuss persistent strength from the US dollar, crude oil, and a key breakout for MTUM.

This week, David and Will discuss the rebound from domestic equity markets, bad news is good news mantra, and standout Dow stocks.

This week, Ian and Will discuss the breakout for the US dollar, implications for international markets, and the potential aftermath of a dominant equity core ranking.

This week, David and Will discuss the latest market exhale, downtick in participation indicators, and near breakout for the US Dollar.

This week, David and Ian are accompanied by 2023 Summer Intern Trevor Plesko. The three discuss major market trends and Trevor's experience.

This week, Ian and Miles discuss market seasonality, (finally) a market exhale, the latest earnings reports, and more.

This week, Miles and Will discuss the Dow's historic daily win streak, developed market extension, earnings, and investor sentiment.

This week, Joseph and Will unpack their thoughts on equities, commodities, volatility, and earnings season.

This week, Miles and Will discuss the historically extreme performance spreads across the equity benchmarks and share their current favorite charts on the NDW Platform.

This week, Will is joined by Michael Normyle, the US Economist for Nasdaq. Michael shares his views on the latest inflation report and subsequent Fed decision, along with his opinions on what he thinks may come later this year.

This week, Miles and Will highlight three bullish chart developments. The two explicitly focus on the recent outperformance from small caps, preference for discretionary over staples stocks, and reversal up on the BPNYSE indicator.

This week, Ian Saunders is joined by Senior Portfolio Manager Chuck Fuller CFA, CMT to discuss the latest themes in artificial intelligence (AI). As a former computer scientist and current investment manager, Chuck's perspective is particularly relevant.

This week, David and Ian discuss the recent breakout for NDX and stellar earnings reaction from NVDA.

This week, Joseph and Will discuss three charts they believe were most influential. Topics include: value/growth, rates and bonds, and historically quiet weeks for the SP500.

This week, veteran Steve Raymond joins to discuss the latest trades in the Fund Score Method seasonal models.

This week, Miles and Ian discuss market seasonality and also run through several major index charts after a choppy week.

This week, Miles and Will discuss key chart developments over the last week. Highlights include earnings from a few of the giants, Nasdaq resistance, and the consumer staples indicator.

This week, Ian Saunders is joined by Nancy Davis, Founder of Quadratic Capital Management. The two discuss interest rates, inflation, deflation, and ways to navigate the related volatility in client portfolios.