Mon, 30 November 2015
Checking in from Berlin, Matt Koppenheffer weighs in on Volkswagen, the Fed, China’s effect on the German economy and more. Plus, he previews the newest offering for investors. For a copy of Motley Fool Germany’s free newsletter, go to www.fool.de/radio. |
Wed, 25 November 2015
In advance of the Thanksgiving holiday Chris Hill reflects on investing in something other than stocks and why “All Things Must Pass: The Rise & Fall Of Tower Records” gets his vote for the business movie of the year. For a free preview of our MDP service, go to MDPRadio.Fool.com |
Tue, 24 November 2015
Should I start with big, stable companies or riskier growth stocks? What about dividend-paying stocks? And what’s the best time to sell? In part 2 of our special, we answer those questions and more. Plus, we share 2 stocks we would hold for the next 40 years. For a free copy of our best-selling e-book “The Motley Fool Guide to Investing for Beginners”, just go to www.fool.com/beginners |
Mon, 23 November 2015
“I know how important it is to invest, I just don’t know how to get started.” At The Motley Fool we hear this comment all the time. So in part 1 of our special Aaron Bush and David Kretzmann discuss why it’s so important to invest, how to get started, and how millennials can get started on the road to financial independence. |
Thu, 19 November 2015
Best Buy stands its ground. Keurig Green Mountain rises as short-sellers flee. Plus we analyze the latest public offerings from Square and Match Group. |
Wed, 18 November 2015
Lowe’s follows up Home Depot’s strong quarter with one of their own. Jack In The Box offers strong guidance for 2016. And Dick’s Sporting Goods slashes guidance, which in turn slashes its stock price. |
Wed, 18 November 2015
Wal-Mart rises on good results and an upbeat forecast. Home Depot’s sales continue to rise. Urban Outfitters decides the path to growth is paved with pizza restaurants. Bill Mann and Bill Barker from Motley Fool Funds analyze those stories and discuss the health benefits of coffee. |
Mon, 16 November 2015
Marriott bids $12 billion for Starwood Hotels. Tim Hanson analyzes the deal and the online travel industry. Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag and discuss investing in the battery industry, international exchanges and how we each fared in a national 12-kilometer race. |
Thu, 12 November 2015
Kohl’s beats low expectations. Liberty Media restructures. And Popeye’s Louisiana Kitchen serves up some tasty earnings. Plus, we review some of the worst logos in the world and pitch Titan International on the updated logo we want to see. |
Wed, 11 November 2015
Middleby & Macy’s sell off for very different reasons. Alibaba celebrates Singles’ Day with $14 billion in sales. Plus we look at the short interest in retail stocks and discuss why anyone would short Costco. |
Tue, 10 November 2015
LionsGate Entertainment rises in advance of the final “Hunger Games” film. The Gap lowers expectations, while Wayfair sells off. Plus, Dan Boyd gives a report on the GWAR concert! |
Mon, 9 November 2015
Priceline Group falls on cautious guidance. Hertz falls even further. And packaged food company WhiteWave quietly puts up a strong quarter. Plus, we’re planning an episode on Millennials & investing and want your suggestions! Email your questions & ideas to MarketFoolery@fool.com. |
Thu, 5 November 2015
Facebook hits an all-time high and becomes the 6th-largest public company. Whole Foods stumbles. Expedia makes HomeAway an offer it can’t refuse. |
Wed, 4 November 2015
CBS reboots “Star Trek”, but not for broadcast TV. Zillow sells off despite continued growth. And Groupon’s dumpster fire continues to rage. Plus we consider the worst corporate logos. |
Tue, 3 November 2015
Coach puts up better-than-expected results in Q1. Activist investing is getting personal. Plus Ron Gross analyzes the holiday retail landscape and offers some thoughts on leveraged ETFs. |
Mon, 2 November 2015
Columnist Morgan Housel examines the possibility of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates at the December meeting and shares what advice he would give Fed Chief Janet Yellen. Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag to discuss how to get kids (and your adult friends) interested in investing. |