Social Currency by dough

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Outside The Box Opportunities - Special Guest Jonathan Hoenig Oct 07, 2020

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On this episode of Social Currency we’re joined by Special Guest Jonathan Hoenig, managing member of Capitalistpig Hedge Fund, and author of “The New Textbook of Americanism”. Jonathan approaches the markets by following price first and looking for opportunities off the beaten path. During the show, Jonathan shares a few of his outside the box ideas in both frontier markets as well as why he thinks we could see higher interest rates over the long run. Plus, we dig into his fund’s investment process and why he feels the way you trade is more important than what you trade, which has helped him outperform the S&P 500 since his fund’s inception. Watch now!

Video // Jobs In Focus - Will The Recovery Continue? Oct 03, 2020

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We’re adding more jobs and the economy is recovering, but are commodity prices signaling danger ahead? On this episode of Social Currency, dough’s Chief Market Strategist, Ryan Grace, breaks down the week that was in markets. Plus, President Trump tests positive for COVID-19, tips for analyzing the VIX, and is this an artificial rise in the stock market?

Jobs In Focus - Will The Recovery Continue? Oct 03, 2020

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Video // What’s Next For Gold, Oil, And The Dollar? - Special Guest Larry Shover! Oct 01, 2020

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Wall Street Veteran Larry Shover joins Social Currency to talk all things macro! On this episode Larry explains how he uses volatility as a signal to forecast moves in stocks, how the markets are pricing the election, and why the next round of stimulus could possibly be bullish for commodity prices. Plus, Larry shares his views on interest rates rising, gold prices getting weaker, and why a higher dollar could be in the cards.

What’s Next For Gold, Oil, And The Dollar? - Special Guest Larry Shover! Oct 01, 2020

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Video // Wells Fargo Is Wrong - There’s No Shortage Of Black Talent Sep 27, 2020

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Wall Street has a diversity problem and it needs to start looking beyond Wall Street for a solution. On this episode of Social Currency, we’re joined by Bevon Joseph, founder of The Greenwood Project, to discuss the issues facing diversity on Wall Street and the ways he’s working to make much needed change.

Bevon has been instrumental in connecting minority students with a network of Wall Street firms through The Greenwood Project. From its inception in 2016, the Greenwood Project has placed more than 300 students in roles at over 35 companies, and it’s just getting started. Bevon talks to us about Greenwood’s history, its growth initiatives, and what’s next in his mission to disrupt the hiring practices of the financial industry.

We also get to meet four amazingly talented Greenwood Project Scholars and get their perspectives as we discuss the impact the program is having on the financial services industry and the life-changing opportunities it provides.

Wells Fargo Is Wrong - There’s No Shortage Of Black Talent Sep 27, 2020

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Tesla Battery Day - What Happened? Sep 23, 2020

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Tesla’s much anticipated Battery Day event has come and gone, but looking at its stock price, investors seem less than impressed. So what happened? On this episode of Social Currency, Victor Jones and Ryan Grace discuss Tesla’s Battery Day announcements, what this means for the company going forward, and why the stock might be moving lower on the news. Plus, other ways to invest in electric battery technology, how to use the VIX to calculate stock market expectations, Nikola’s drama might not be over, and why investors may want to prepare for further weakness in stocks.

Video // Tom Sosnoff Uncensored | Fueled By Risk, Ultimate Contrarian, Stock Market Entrepreneur Sep 17, 2020

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In this episode of Social Currency, Tom Sosnoff, tastytrade Co-CEO and host of tastytrade Live joins us for what might be his most in-depth interview on record.

From his humble beginnings as a child of the 60s, to stumbling into finance after college and getting his start in the Chicago trading pits, Tom’s perspective from over four-decades of experience is invaluable.

Throughout Tom’s career, he’s gone against the grain. His contrarian approach to trading and business led to the birth of brokerage firm thinkorswim, which created unparalleled value for retail investors and was ultimately sold for $750 million.

In this interview, Tom shares with us his thoughts on why taking risk, developing your own unique point-of-view, and having the ability to stick with your convictions is the secret to success. In today’s market, this is a timely and most pertinent discussion…Required viewing for all retail traders and investors.

Tom Sosnoff Uncensored | Fueled By Risk, Ultimate Contrarian, Stock Market Entrepreneur Sep 17, 2020

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In this episode of Social Currency, Tom Sosnoff, tastytrade Co-CEO and host of tastytrade Live joins us for what might be his most in-depth interview on record.

In this interview, Tom shares with us his thoughts on why taking risk, developing your own unique point-of-view, and having the ability to stick with your convictions is the secret to success.

In today’s market, this is a timely and most pertinent discussion…Required viewing for all retail traders and investors.