MarketFoolery Transcripts

Nike produced strong sales growth in the third quarter, so what’s driving those numbers?

We take a look at what’s driving the optimism in the markets and where it’s headed.

What past depressions in the market can tell us about which companies survive and thrive and which ones don’t.

Some traditional dividend payers are cutting or suspending dividend payments. We'll help you spot some companies that are still paying out.

A lot of retailers are struggling in the present environment, and yet Walmart stock has hit a new all-time high. How?

How ignoring your instincts now could lead to a better financial outcome in the long run.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals stock got a shot in the arm after it announced a possible drug candidate for coronavirus.

We share some do's and don’ts on how to look at this downturn.

It is not as bad as 2006-2007 for the airline industry, but they are adopting various measures to maneuver through current conditions.

As coronavirus fears lead to decreased air traffic, what is causing British airlines to operate ghost flights?

It's an exciting time to be an investor.

The looming fear of the coronavirus is sending Zoom Video stock soaring, but we look at some other reasons that are driving its adoption.

We bring you three stock picks from north of the border. Also, find out which company is called the Berkshire Hathaway of Canada.

Elliott Management acquires $1 billion stake in Twitter, nominates four directors, and wants to see Jack Dorsey out as CEO.

Panera just rolled out a monthly subscription for unlimited coffee and tea for $9. It will be interesting to see how its competition reacts.

We have some updates on the coronavirus and how it is causing worldwide disruptions.

As a result of a slowing global economy, MasterCard revised its guidance. Should stockholders be worried?

We take a closer look at the Morgan Stanley acquisition of E-Trade, how it came about, and how Morgan Stanley benefits from it.

From the highs of 2010, Groupon has come down a long way. It needs to change consumer perception to stay relevant today.

Pepsi has been quietly firing on all cylinders over the past year and may have much more value to unlock.