Rob Spivey, the director of research at Altimetry, joins the podcast this week to talk all things AI – including how DOGE is implementing it at a federal level, how it could be a game changer in health care, and a hidden opportunity in the space today.

Chris Mayer of Woodlock House Family Capital joins the podcast this week to share his "CODE" system for picking winning stocks, two Swedish companies and two spinoff companies he likes today, and why investors should fight against their natural psychology in order to make long-term gains.

Stansberry's Credit Opportunities editor Mike DiBiase joins the podcast to explain why he believes 2025 will be the biggest year yet for bankruptcies, why inflation is destined to soar again, and how you can take advantage of all this chaos with bonds.

John Barr, managing director at Needham Funds, joins the podcast to share four crucial criteria he looks for when identifying "hidden compounders," explain why he holds on to quality companies even through 50% drawdowns, and give away several stock names he's a fan of today.

Stansberry Research's Director of Research Matt Weinschenk joins the podcast to give his thoughts on AI spending, crypto, Trump's tariffs, what two important indicators are signaling, and his outlook for the future.

Dan Rasmussen, the founder of Verdad Advisers and a bestselling author, joins the podcast to discuss the implications behind U.S. stocks being overvalued, the looming disaster waiting in private equity, and which areas of the market he finds most and least attractive today.

Stock Trader's Almanac Editor Jeffrey Hirsch joins the podcast to discuss seasonality, what has happened historically in postelection years, how market patterns changed after 1949, and an important support level for the S&P 500 Index.

Charlene Chu of Autonomous Research joins the podcast to share some of her insights into China and India. Among many topics, she discusses whether China is still worth investing in, why India pales in comparison to China on manufacturing capabilities, and what Trump's tariffs mean for China's economy.

Aya Gold & Silver President and CEO Benoit La Salle joins the podcast this week to discuss the company's progress in Morocco, the specifics of its mining endeavors (including a spinoff company), and the major financial and macroeconomic tailwinds that could cause silver's price to soar.

Compounding Quality founder Pieter Slegers joins the podcast to share the criteria he uses to find quality companies, which stocks he likes today, which stocks he believes are overpriced, and the valuation methods he personally uses.