Stock Club

This week, Mike and Emmet take a step back to discuss the broader market landscape heading into 2026 and what industries they’re watching.

2025 was a pretty spectacular year for the S&P so its normal to feel the party can’t go on forever. Mike reminds investors that corrections are a normal part of investing—and that the best preparation is owning businesses you’re willing to hold through a downturn, while keeping some cash on h...

In celebration of the New Year, Mike brings you a recap of our favorite interviews from 2025. More importantly for investors looking for an edge, we share some of the top stock picks from Wall Street’s greatest investors.

Tune in to catch highlights from David Gardner, Chris Hill, Clem Chambers, Pieter Slegers, and Eric Bleeker—plus insights into Ireland’s Auto-Enrolment pension scheme and tips on how to keep your confidence heading...

As the year winds down, Emmet and Mike look back on their favorite investing stories, stocks, and turkeys from 2025.

Mike touches on the obvious: AI and the “pick-and-shovel” plays that have ridden its wave. Chipmakers and storage manufacturers are among the market’s biggest winners. Even Intel, long the ugly stepsister of Nvidia and AMD, is up nearly 80% thanks to government investment and the push to bring manufacturing back to th...

Mike and Emmet are back and sharing their latest thoughts on the race to secure Warner Bros. Discovery. Despite a seemingly successful bid from Netflix to the tune of $82.7 billion, Paramount and its backers, David Ellison and Jared Kushner, are attempting a hostile takeover. With regulatory approval necessary for both potential deals, all roads lead through the White House.

Later, Emmet discusses an often-overlooked feature of our ...

The Magnificent Seven get all the love and attention, but it turns out 2025 is the year of hard drives. Western Digital (WDC) and its recent spinoff, Sandisk, are the best-performing stocks on the S&P 500.

After boosting nuclear energy, GPUs, and big data companies, the AI demand wave has now hit the digital storage space. For Western Digital, that translates to 51% year-over-year revenue growth and earnings per share (EPS) up 1...

After the recent launch of Nexus III and last week’s peek behind the curtain of Nexus I and II, we’re bringing you one more Nexus sample.

Fresh from Nexus’ latest crop of stocks, Mike pitches a business essential to the Australian mining industry—one with financials that would make even an investing master green with envy.

Later, Emmet walks through the latest acquisition drama in Hollywood. With Warner Bros. Discovery up for sale, w...

Mike and Emmet head back to foreign shores to talk about their favorite stocks from Nexus I and II in honor of the launch of Nexus III.

Nexus, MyWallSt’s international portfolio, aims to ensure every long-term, high-growth investor has geographic diversification. If the AI hype and the S&P’s recent sell-off have you nervously checking your brokerage account, it’s a great time to make sure your portfolio has some foreign exposure...

As SoftBank sells off its Nvidia holdings to free up capital for OpenAI, it might be time to look for something with a less eye-watering valuation.

Adobe, once one of Wall Street’s most beloved SaaS players, is down nearly 50% since 2024 despite rock-solid margins and consistent revenue growth. This has made it one of the cheapest stocks in the S&P 500 on a price-to-earnings basis and has bargain-hunting investors champing at th...

This week, Mike is joined by Sean Tepper, the founder of Tykr, a platform focused on turning Wall Street newbies into confident investors.

Like Mike and Emmet, Sean believes the stock market is a powerful tool for regular people to build life-changing wealth. From his favorite stock metrics to the importance of controlling your emotions and making regular deposits into your brokerage account, Sean provides invaluable insights on how...

In a surprise double feature, Mike and Emmet bring you two more “boring,” Peter Lynch–style businesses to ground your portfolio. In the wake of AI-fueled Big Tech layoffs, the market is undeniably frothy — so it’s a great time to take inspiration from some of the greatest investors of all time and pick up a few stocks that are complete snoozefests.

Mike brings you one of Warren Buffett’s largest holdings, Moody’s, which — despite it...

Stock Club is usually home to high-risk, high-reward tech stocks on the cutting edge of tomorrow, but this week, Emmet and Mike bring you two down-to-earth value stocks that hold a special place in their hearts. While the S&P is on a tear, these well-known names (at least to our listeners) have been down in the dumps, creating a great opportunity to add them to the foundation of your portfolio. Not only that, one of them even m...

Emmet and Mike are back to discuss the latest stock market moves.

Mike breaks down the U.S. government’s attempts to reduce reliance on foreign companies by investing in homegrown alternatives. The rare metals market is dominated by China, while semiconductor production is concentrated in Taiwan — a geopolitical risk the Trump administration isn’t willing to take. This has led the U.S. government to take stakes in Intel, MP Material...

This week, Emmet is joined by an absolute legend of investing — co-founder of The Motley Fool, David Gardner. David is here to discuss his new book, Rule Breaker Investing: How to Pick the Best Stocks of the Future and Build Lasting Wealth, and share a few kernels of wisdom with the Stock Club fanbase.

Way back in the 1990s, Emmet stumbled upon David and his “6 Traits of a Rule Breaker Stock,” which helped him find opportunities lik...

This week, Mike and Emmet venture onto the shores of the healthcare industry to identify some potential hundred-baggers.

Emmet breaks down Oscar Health, a stock often discussed by investors on X and Reddit. The company was founded to bring technological disruption to the health insurance market, particularly among providers and plans operating under the Affordable Care Act. It has solid revenue growth, narrowing losses, and a strong...

The Multibagger King returns to Stock Club. Chris Mayer, author of 100 Baggers: Stocks That Return 100-to-1 and How to Find Them, inspired the creation of our international portfolio, Nexus, which aims to uncover great investments on foreign shores. In this throwback episode, he talks to us about his own approach to international investing.

Tune in to hear about his favorite brokerages, the quantitative and qualitative metrics he va...

If you’re fatigued with the Magnificent Seven and their eye-watering valuations, maybe it’s time to look at some smaller market caps.

Pieter Slegers, founder of Compounding Quality, is back to discuss his new investing service, Tiny Titans. By focusing on small caps, an investor can outperform the market by about 4% a year. But by combining this with some of Slegers’ “Compounding Quality” characteristics, such as positive free cash ...

In 2023, you’d be hard-pressed to find a Wall Street analyst who wasn’t in love with Lululemon. The stock was a classic example of a long-term, buy-and-hold winner, with a strong brand, enviable profit margins, and plenty of expansion opportunities.

However, coming into 2025, the company’s façade started to crack, with revenue growth slowing to single digits and comparable in-store sales falling. It appears the American market may b...

This week, we bring you a debate every investor has had over the last year: Is Tesla still a buy?

Mike starts off by breaking down the brand’s difficulties in Europe, with sales sliding across markets—particularly in the Nordics, Germany, and France. Some of this can be attributed to Musk’s political antics, but Mike argues that a bigger concern is the automaker’s inability to maintain its moat. Tesla faces more competition in the E...

Mike and Emmet are back from Investicon with two phenomenal stock picks shared by the event’s expert panel.

Mike breaks down Chapters Group (ETR: CHG), a vertical market software acquirer modeled after Constellation Software. With ~98% customer retention, ~90% gross margins, and disciplined capital allocation, the business is scaling rapidly. Though not cheap, Compounding Quality’s Pieter Slegers believes its leadership and growth o...