MarketFoolery Transcripts

Looking back at what matters most in investing, for a special 2,000th episode.

Amid reports of breakage, the tech company is postponing the launch of its flexible-screen Galaxy Fold.

The stock's recent 5% drop is less of a buying opportunity and more like one more point in a downward trend that shows no signs of changing course.

Warren Buffett is getting hungry for an elephant-sized acquisition. Our analysts speculate on what that might be.

Lyft’s sharp decline in investor interest definitely isn’t a great sign for Uber, but maybe it doesn’t have to be all bad.

Discover how companies define the total addressable market and some useful tips for investors.

Groupon earnings weren't as bad as investors had feared, but there are other things to watch, too.

The German company delayed its annual report over auditors' concerns.

Here's why it pays to be invested in the market for the long run.

Why this nonessential retailer is well positioned to capitalize on changing consumer trends.

Waste Management is tucking Advanced Disposal Services under its belt, and both companies are feeling good about it.

This company’s various product offerings are a perfect fit for today’s work environment.

Discover what’s driving cruise line share prices up across the market right now.

What is the cost of doing business during this pandemic?

Helping investors make sense of the news.

Reviewing earnings reports of three superstar companies and why there's still growth ahead of them.

These Fools discuss whether bonds are the right way to raise money for Sirius.

Also, when will Spotify turn all those listeners into money?

iRobot’s quarterly report wasn’t totally perfect, but it wasn’t minus-20% levels of bad, either.

It’s easy to let our personal interactions with companies like these distract us from seeing their underlying strengths.