PODCAST · business
DOW and Dirty
by Zach Sugerman
I give concise and digestible daily market reviews. I give the basic news while offering my own flair and opinions. These quick podcast go great with a cup of coffee to start your day in an energetic way.
Episodes
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Friday July 17th: Netflix is at a Standstill
Netflix isn’t getting new subscribers and needs to innovate. Sleep number was one of the many companies brush reported earnings.
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Thursday July 16th: More Positive Moderna News
Moderna is helping to raise the markets. Travel stocks rose because of it. Sony is going to make a lot more PS5s than expected which Facebook making more of their VR as well.
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Wednesday July 15th: Moderna may save the economy!
Moderna released great news about its effect COVID vaccine. This will help to raise the entire market and makes a reopening more realistic.
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Tuesday July 14th: Tesla is making cheaper cars.
Tesla is cutting car price but not making a bargain model SUV. Pfizer and BioNTech are doing very well and their vaccine seems to be almost done.
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Friday July 10th: The Vaccine Trickle Effect!
I discuss in detail why I think the COVID drugs and vaccines are the ones controlling the entire market. They do well which helps benefit other industries.
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Thursday July 9th: The stocks are back to lockdown.
Many reopening stocks took hits. This includes travel and retail stocks. Square might have grown too much while NIO is counting to shine in China.
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Wednesday July 8th; Norwegian won’t sink!
Norwegian cruise lines was able to generate enough money to avoid going out of business. Meanwhile Bed Bath and Beyond looks to be head down that path.
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Tuesday July 7th: The Magic is back!
Disney is reopening and looks to a brighter future. AMC is refinancing to avoid debt while Shake Shack is losing sales.
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Monday July 6th: Fitbit and Google may be far form happening!
The EU is reviewing the merger between Fitbit and Google. Harley Davidson has a new CEO and the Podcast is back and better than ever.
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Wednesday July 1st: Inovio doesn’t have data!
Inovio claimed it’s vaccine did well but they have no evidence to back it up. FedEx looks like a great stock pick as they are a win win with the economy being uncertain.
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Tuesday June 30th: People are weary about Boeing.
Boeing has gotten orders cancelled. Inovio would provide data to back up their claims. Lululemon made a hug addition to their products.
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Monday June 29th: LuLu Lemon has bought the next Peloton!
Lulu had purchase workout company peloton and Boeing will now fly the 737 Max. BP sold part of their company while Coty gained some of the Kardashians.
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Friday June 26th: What does GAP and Kanye have in common?
I go over what happened to the Banks and Nike’s disappointment. Kanye and GAP and teaming up while Facebook is getting more and more backlash.
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Thursday June 25th: The Facebook Saga Continues.
More and more companies are pulling away from Facebook as a protest to their stance on censorship.
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Wednesday June 24th: Are airlines going to recover?
I discuss why airlines are in interesting industry to follow and go over the worst trading day in the past 2 weeks.
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Tuesday June 23rd: Beyond takes a hit.
Starbucks is not exclusive anymore as they partner with Impossible as well as beyond.
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Monday June 22nd: Space travel never looked more possible!
Virgin Galactic is now allowed to train people to go into space. This is a huge news as now space travel is becoming a reality.
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Friday June 19th: Apple is already closing down shop.
The markets were very volatile on Friday ending mixed. Many companies are becoming more worried about the second wave while Spotify is doing very well in the recent days.
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Thursday June 18th: The Day
I go over what happened on Thursday and how Spotify was able to create more of a dominance over Apple Music.
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Thursday June 18th: A Bad Jobless Report.
The jobless claim was worse than expected which is hurting the stocks.
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Wednesday June 17th: Travel is back... but not fully.
The market had a volitile but good day of trading. Weight Watchers did well and so did construction on the news of a trillion dollar infrastructure plan.
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Tuesday June 16th: Government is buying corporate bonds!
The government announced they will be buying corporate bonds which helped boost the market and swing it positive.
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Monday June 15th: The second wave is also hurting the markets!
The second wave is hurting futures while adobe has done really well recently.
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Friday June 12th: The Market Dropped!
I go over the sectors and how they performed as the market drop really shook things up.
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Thursday June 11th: Don’t Buy the Bucks!
I go over my opinion on the Starbucks situation and what I think of Grubhub being acquired by Just Ear Takeaway .com.
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Wednesday June 10th: Vroom soared on it’s first day!
I go over the earnings released and the effects of past earnings. I also discus while I do not like game stop and it’s flaws.
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News for Tuesday June 9th: Jewelry stocks are struggling while travel is ramping up
I go over the Makert on Monday and the simple news you need to know before investing on Tuesday. (This is not an investment guide or a news report to be use as guidance for financial investing).
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Episode 20: The Markets Skyrocketed!
This was a great week for markets and more specifically Airlines.
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Episode 19: The Future of Shopping
The world is changing and so are trends. The development of online shopping is become more crucial to everyday life. I discuss why you should look into this new industry.
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Episode 18: Cyclical or Defensive?
I go over the past weeks market actions as well as my purchase for the week Precision BioSciences. I also give advice for Cyclical vs defensive stocks in this market.
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Episode 17: The Grim News for Retail
The market ended the week on a positive note as hopes for post corona business resurges. Retail is killed as data shows record drops.
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Episode 16: A Great Week For Investing
On this episode I discuss after corona strategies and the moves I made in the past week. I talk about great move like buying Uber and poor moves like buying airlines.
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Epesodie 15: Was Warren Buffett Wrong?
On Saturday the annual Berkshire Meeting took place and Warren Buffett said questionable things. I talk about my investing analogy for the virus and how I see the future
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Episode 14: Cash is King!
I discuss what has happened in my portfolio as I sold off a lot off stocks. I discuss which bank I bought and future implications in the stock market
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Episode 13: Pharam Stocks are great!
The stock market had an overall good week especially pharmaceutical stocks. This is because they are well positioned in a bad economy as people still need their products.
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Episode 12: Huge Gains for the Market!
The Market did great in the past week. Sectors like oil had record gains. I talk about how I think the market will fair in the next couple of weeks.
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Episode 11:All or Nothing
I talk the oil stock I invested in and my reasoning behind it. I also discuss the strategy of going all in on a stock!
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Episode 10: Quick Money for a Long Investment
I utilize a strategy in the past week where I can make quick cash and stay invested. I discuss the pros and cons of this strategy.
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Episode 9: Making money in a bad market.
I invested heavily in airlines stocks and made money even as the market did poorly. I discuss my strategy and moves to how I attack a poor market
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Episode 8: The government needs to step back
The Market goes takes near record losses. The government cuts interest rates more which makes investors unhappy.
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Episode 7: Crazy Market!
The market was very up and down in the past week. I made a lot of changes to my portfolio as I wanted to sell off my bad stocks.
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Episode 6: Coronavirus does not mean sell!
The markets got slammed this past week but they are already picking up. I sold SNAP this past week and am looking to use my new money to reinvest in a high value stock such as Procter and Gamble
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Episode 5: Looking into YETI
I look into Mid-cap stocks and analyze my losses from the previous week. I sold Comcast and explain why.
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Episode 4: Small Wins
As my portfolio has previously done bad, this week it regains some traction and I sell some of my shares.
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Episode 3: Leaving Penny Stocks
I lost lots of money in the market but more importantly gained knowledge for future use.
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Episode 2: The Coronavirus
The Coronavirus hits the markets hard and disrupts previous highs.
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My adventure: The Start
I start my portfolio and give a rundown of what happened to it in the past week. I also give a blueprint of my plans for the future
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I give concise and digestible daily market reviews. I give the basic news while offering my own flair and opinions. These quick podcast go great with a cup of coffee to start your day in an energetic way.
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DOW and Dirty is created and hosted by Zach Sugerman.
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