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Get the lowdown on high finance each week with Barron’s columnist Jack Hough. Business leaders and trendspotters, insights and absurdities—this is Wall Street like you've never heard before.

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  • Avg 30 min
  • English

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  • #329
    May 15 · 30 min

    A CIO's Warning on Stocks

    Brad Conger, chief investment officer at Hirtle & Co., explains why the market looks vulnerable, and what to do about it. And Jack has thoughts on how to lord your understanding of the "equity risk premium" over your friends.

  • #328
    May 8 · 32 min

    The Future of Discount Flying

    A top airline analyst discusses how traditional carriers are reshaping the skies after the Spirit Airlines collapse.

  • #326
    April 24 · 22 min

    Space, Freedom, and Physics Envy

    Jack answers listener questions on extraterrestrial investing, tax loss harvesting, an ETF that shuns dictatorships, and whether stocks are really expensive.

  • #325
    April 17 · 35 min

    A Value Investor’s Guide to Software Stocks

    AI is eating the software sector. D.A. Davidson analyst Gill Luria explains which stocks are cheap enough to buy. Also, Allbirds is now a chip company, apparently.

  • #324
    April 10 · 33 min

    The Cheapest Stocks in America

    Jack screens the S&P 500 for its 10 lowest P/E stocks — a group that's beaten the market by 300 points over a decade. Also: fireballs, insect dye, and Canadian Froot Loops.

  • #323
    April 3 · 30 min

    Why Stocks are Pricier than they Look

    Beware buy-the-dip-itis. If anything now is a good time to build resilience. Jack explains in this “talker” with turkeys, King Kong Bundy and Jackson on guitar.

  • #322
    March 27 · 35 min

    Airplane Stocks Sold Off. Time to Land Some Deals?

    Jet fuel is up 62% since the Iran war began. A TD Cowen analyst on which airlines can weather it, and a Morgan Stanley analyst on why the selloff in aerospace suppliers is overdone.

  • #321
    March 20 · 35 min

    GM, Ford, Tesla, and Robo-taxis

    Gas prices are rising and auto stocks are sliding. Dan Levy from Barclays sizes up who wins and who doesn't.

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