The Maley Report Podcast
Those who make the most money on Wall Street do not follow the heard, and stay ahead of the curve. With over five decades of experience on the Street between them (through many different market cycles), Matt Maley...along with Mary English, provide a great mix of fundamental and technical insights. This helps investors see key turning points for individual stocks, groups, and asset classes. These insights allow investors to develop their own strategies to maximize their profits and keep them from missing highly profitable opportunities...while also avoiding the pitfalls that can come with following the heard......Do you want to follow the heard or navigate the markets your own way? The Maley Report Podcast will help you do the latter.
Episodes

11 hours ago
11 hours ago
It this week's edition, we review a list of some of the very profitable calls we've made so far this year...and which ones should still work going forward. Even though the market is very expensive and thus filled with more risk than usual, there are still many great opportunities out there.

7 days ago
7 days ago
In this week's podcast, we discuss why although the new record in the stock market is impressive, many risks still abound. Therefore, having SOME cash on the sidelines is still a good idea.....We also discuss the stocks and groups which should do well over the rest of this year.

Tuesday Jul 01, 2025
Tuesday Jul 01, 2025
With the cease fire in the Middle East, the level of risk in the stock market has come down, but it's still higher than the potential reward. So, investors still need to keep some cash on the sidelines. However, one group that looks good on both the fundamental and technical side of things in the banks. These names are poised to finally outperforming going foward.

Tuesday Jun 24, 2025
Tuesday Jun 24, 2025
The developments out of the Middle East have helped the risk-reward equation, but it it is still weighted towards the side of risk. The fact that the stock market is still expensive at a time where growth is slowing and earnings estimates are falling, the "Fear of Missing Out" should not be very high right now.

Tuesday Jun 17, 2025
Tuesday Jun 17, 2025
Given how expensive the stock market has become once again...and now with geopolitical risks rising...the upside potential is only about 3%-5%. However, the downside risks are 10%-20%. So, investors should not be complacent at current levels.

Wednesday Jun 11, 2025
Wednesday Jun 11, 2025
In this week's podcast, we talk about why the stock market could easily see a new all-time high, but there are still some significant risks for the longer-term. Remember, spring "scares" are frequently followed by bigger problems in the fall.....Also, silver is seeing a strong breakout and this is likely signaling a very strong rally-leg for this precious metal.

Wednesday Jun 04, 2025
Wednesday Jun 04, 2025
The upside potential for the stock market is a new all-time high, but that still keeps the upside at about 5%-6%. However, the downside risks are for a 10%-20% decline...even if we avoid a recession...given that the economy is definitely slowing and earnings estimates continue to decline.

Wednesday May 28, 2025
Wednesday May 28, 2025
The momentum in the stock market is strong, so it could make a new all-time high. However, investors seem to be equating the fact that we're not going to get the worst-case scenario on the tariff issue...with the thought that the economy is going to see the best-case scenario.....Instead, the upside potential is smaller than the downside risk after the recent strong bounce off the April lows.

Wednesday May 21, 2025
Wednesday May 21, 2025
The agreement between the US and China on tariffs does lower the odds of recession. However, there are still other reasons to be concerns about today's very expensive market. That said, we do have some good picks in some names that should do well no matter which way the broad stock market goes over the coming weeks and months.

Wednesday May 14, 2025
Wednesday May 14, 2025
The reaction to the foundation for a trade agreement between the US and China is certainly positive. However, there are still several very important headwinds from outside the tariff issue that remain intact...including higher long-term interest rates. Given that the stock market has become extremely expensive again, this could/should mean that we'll still see plenty of volatility in the weeks and months ahead.