Native Angelino with Tom Levine

🎙️ Guest: Peter McNally, CFA🎧 Episode Title: The Return of Industrial Risk🗓️ Published: [Insert Date]📍 Topics: Tariffs, Trade Policy, Supply Chains, Energy Markets, CapEx, Nuclear, AI Infrastructure

🔹 Episode Summary

In this conversation, Tom Levine speaks with Peter McNally, CFA of Third Bridge about how the return of tariffs, the hesitancy around long-term capital investment, and the future of energy are reshaping the economy.

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In this episode, Tom Levine asks Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies how she uses technical analysis—price charts, support and resistance levels, and momentum signals—to interpret market behavior.

The summer of 2025 has brought new stock market highs even in the face of tariffs, potential trade wars, shooting wars, a declining dollar and continued volatility across asset classes.

Katie Stockton, CMT is a nationally recognized expe...

One year ago, Jason Haber organized a petition seeking the resignation of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) President Kenny Parcell. Within days, the executive was gone, and Haber's life had changed forever.

The petition's momentum, albeit rapid and fierce, can not compare to the tectonic shifts already in motion in the real estate industry. For years, multiple clusters of fanged lawsuits have worked their way through the j...

Pia Mia - Social Media Savvy Buinessperson

Approaching a staggering 1 Billion YouTube views, 780 million TikTok views, 10 million Instagram followers, 2.5 million monthly Spotify listeners with a 77% conversion rate, Pia Mia's reach is undeniable. 

Big numbers for the woman from Guam who came to LA as a 13-year-old girl.

Her music and creativity resonate with millions.

Since arriving in California, she has collaborated on a multi-plati...

Our guest today is Dr. Shamim Shakibai, Co-Founder and CEO of MyPreOp and Founder of Priventa Health medical missions.

Episode Notes

00:20 - Introduction

05:30 - Dr. House and the Hospitalist

12:15 - Dragon software and AI

21:45 - MyPreOp

33:20 - Medical Missions

41:30 - Priventa Health

49:15 - Thoughts on the U.S.

51:20 - Solutions

53:30 - What to do to Improve Your Health

What Is MyPreOp?

Prior to COVID-19, telemedicine was not a reimburs...

Consider the impact of mobilizing a love for music, Big Data, and community engagement to increase voter registration and turnout.

Meet Emily White, a Founder of Collective Entertainment and the #iVoted Concerts and Festivals:

A passionate advocate on behalf of democracy, committed to increasing new voter registration and civic engagement.

#iVoted is a non-partisan 501(c)3 non-profit founded by entrepreneur Emily White, Mike Luba, and...

Let's Talk Diabetes and Prevention

38 million Americans have diabetes (about 1 in 10).

Approximately 98 million American adults -- that's 1 in 3, have prediabetes.

More than 80% don't know they have it. 

The CDC reports that 18% of adolescents have prediabetes, and it's on the rise.

Episode Notes

00:15 - Who is Lara Al Dandachi?

01:12 - Increase in Obesity and Diabetes

03:40 - Type 1 vs Type 2

05:30 - Body Mass Index (BMI)

07:10 - GLP-1 Anta...

Annie Logue joins the Native Angelino Podcast with Tom Levine

Listen now | Annie Logue From Wall Street to Author of Day Trading For Dummies | Stories of Henry Blodget’s fall, Liar's Poker, and tips for freelance writers.

Stories and Advice for Aspiring Freelancers

Ann Logue (rhymes with vogue) started her career as a Wall Street financial analyst covering the healthcare sector. She followed a traditional path - undergrad studied econ...

Joining the Native Angelino Podcast from Kyoto, Japan, Professor Linus Yamane speaks eloquently about the lessons the United States can learn from the Japanese economy.

Heavy government debt levels restrain the ability of policymakers to correct problems even in light of obvious trends.

An aging population, a declining population, increasing wealth disparity and education inequality pressure the social security system.

What policy ...

Almost a year ago, New York Community Bank (NYSE: NYCB) acquired Signature Bank's assets as a fresh banking crisis had emerged almost overnight.

The fallout from the failure of Silicon Valley Bank wreaked havoc on financial markets and raised fears of a 2008 scenario.

Over the past week, those fears have again come to life. NYCB issued a dismal earnings report, followed by a set of questionable disclosures. The stock tumbled, and co...

In this episode, we review the state of the U.S stock market from the perspective of charts and trends —— technical analysis.

Our guest, Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies, is one of the most talented and respected technical analysts working in financial markets.

She will mention the term “Fibonacci retracement,” which is a tool derived from an Italian mathematician’s work in 1202 and first discovered by Indian scholars in 200 BC.

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Cathy Wood is a warrior. Perhaps with the wrong battle plan.

She is a general - intelligent, seasoned, and committed to the cause. 

Yet, a war of attrition only works if the army (in this case, her investors) have the staying power for prolonged battles with an unknown endpoint.

She catches falling knifes, averages down, and counts on her investors having unlimited patience and staying power.

To catch a falling knife is a phrase used t...

Overcoming Adversity…

…the title of a podcast I recorded during the worst of Covid.

I am intrigued by certain individuals' drive and resilience as they rise to great heights, despite being challenged with immense hurdles.

In that podcast (listen here), I spoke with two athletes: Asante Cleveland, a former NFL tight-end who played with the New England Patriots, San Francisco 49ers, and the San Diego Chargers, and with Lindsey Dare Sho...

What Is A Yield Curve?

The treasury yield curve is a graph that charts the interest rate on Treasury bonds, notes, and bills versus their maturity (the time until they pay back principal).

Normally it slopes upward, from left to right. When you think about it, it makes sense. Bondholders demand a higher rate of interest to lend money (i.e., hold bonds) for a longer period of time. What Is An Inverted Yield Curve?

What Is An Inverted ...

The Race Between Technology And Education

A major impetus for my writing and recording is my interest in personal reinvention. The overcoming of adversity. How does one remain relevant in the job market after age - pick one - 40-45-50?

Traditionally, in post-WW2 America, a citizen enters the workforce at 18-25 years of age, with no degree, or with a two-year, four year or graduate degree, and accumulates savings with the anticipation...

Doug Shapiro spent a decade as an Institutional Investor ranked Wall Street analyst. He successfully transitioned to the C-Suite of a corporate media giant, Turner Broadcasting, as their Chief Strategy Officer.  After 15 years at the company, and the AT&T buyout, he moved on to seek new challenges.

In July of this year he authored an essay for Medium, titled, The Future of Media: Fewer, Bigger Hits, An Even Longer Tail, No ...

In the words of Asante Cleveland, a former NFL tight-end, podcast host and advisor to start-ups, "as a player post a big win or a stunning loss you must lock back in every week because you've got another task ahead".

Lindsay Dare Shoop, Olympic gold-medalist, coach, author and speaker, shares a story of overcoming adversity to become an elite athlete from a starting point of being mentally and physically out of shape such that ...

I Hope I'm Wrong

The U.S. stock market and the economy are diverging.  35 million Americans are unemployed and underemployed - approximately 20 percent of the workforce is without full-time employment.

Covid-19 cases topped 1.3 million and more than 70,000 Americans have died. States are heading toward Phase 1 or Phase 2 reopening of local economies.

The Fed and Treasury programs are in place. Securities markets ha...

Covid, Climate Change, a gecko, a fox, and an Oracle.

The pandemic of 2020 brought a wake-up call.  We are not immune from virus, the Blue Planet benefits from a carbon light industry, and global supply chains leave us vulnerable to disruption and economic warfare.

In 1987, Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) walked along the shore at sunrise with a cell phone the size of a box of Kleenex in his left hand. With the swagger of a ...