Maley Market Strategy 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.
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Feb 21, 2025
Feb 21, 2025
20 min
In this week's episode, we discuss how the warning signals for the consumer are becoming much larger...and how this could have an important impact on the markets. We also discuss why several key stocks that could benefit in this environment...AND whether Europe's outperforming stock market is worth chasing at these levels.
Feb 16, 2025
Feb 16, 2025
20 min
Trump's tariff threats are not empty threats. They're coming and they'll impact the markets. Also, our short-term trades are working exceptionally well.
Feb 7, 2025
Feb 7, 2025
25 min
The recent tariffs on Canada & Mexico were easy victories for the President. The tariffs on China and the upcoming tariffs on Europe will be much tougher to navigate. So, this issue is not going away.....When you combine this with decline of earnings estimates for 2025, the stock market could/should face some surprising and meaningful headwinds very soon.
Feb 3, 2025
Feb 3, 2025
19 min
In December, we had the Fed's change in tactics. In January, DeepSeek changed the outlook for earnings. Now, we have aggressive tariffs. These changes creates significant risks for the stock market.
Jan 29, 2025
Jan 29, 2025
38 min
After another great year, the stock market's outlook is much less clear for 2025. The new President's proposals seem positive for the economy, but today's expensive market needs much better earnings and lower interest rate or it will see a deep correction.