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In 2003, at the request of long time clients, Kip Herriage officially launched an investment newsletter, the Vertical Research Advisory (VRA), which he has Published and Edited for the past fifteen years showing my valued Subscribers EXACTLY how to demolish the stock market…
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VRA Podcast: Market Rally Surges Ahead Tesla and Gold Lead as Innovation Revolution Fuels Growth - Kip Herriage - September 3, 2026 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the VRA Investing Podcast with your host, Kip Herriage! It’s Thursday afternoon and we’ve just wrapped up a blockbuster day in the markets—especially if you’re long. In today’s episode, Kip Herriage breaks down the latest action: Tesla’s surge on CyberCab news, what Chris Waller’s unexpectedly dovish Fed commentary means for rates, and why the often-ignored small caps could be poised for a rally. We’ll dig into bond market moves, talk big-picture about economic growth and the innovati
VRA Podcast: Navigating Volatility: Contrarian Views and Bullish Signals for the Fall Market - Kip Herriage - September 2, 2026 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the VRA Investing Podcast with Kip Herriage! In today’s episode, Kip Herriage dives into the heart of September market seasonality, why bearish headlines shouldn’t shake your confidence, and why he sees a “melt-up” rally ahead into the midterms and beyond. He unpacks key earnings reports from Dell and Nvidia, explains the importance of liquidity signals under the surface of the market, and reflects on global economic trends—highlighting the failures of globalism and the power of Ameri
VRA Podcast: Fear in the Markets: Oil Shocks, Fed Policy, and September’s Historical Trends - Kip herriage - September 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Daily Investing Podcast with Kip Herridge. In today’s episode, Kip Herriage breaks down a turbulent day in the markets, discussing why rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions are fueling fear among investors. He tackles the debate over potential Federal Reserve rate hikes, arguing strongly against tightening monetary policy in response to the current oil shock and examining the political angles at play. Despite weak market internals and negative sector performance, Kip Herriag
VRA Podcast: Tesla’s Potential, Fed Moves, and Major Insights for Investors - Kip Herriage - August 31, 2026 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Daily VRA Investing Podcast with your host, Kip Herriage. In today’s episode, Kip Herriage dives into a critical week for the markets, taking a close look at the impact of recent speeches by key financial leaders like Kevin Warsh, along with the ongoing dynamics within the Federal Reserve. He shares insights on market trends, the significance of liquidity indicators, and why “never sell on a Monday” remains a guiding principle. Kip Herriage also explores the bullish outlook on equ
VRA Podcast: Nasdaq’s Big Move and What Follows After Jackson Hole’s Fed Surprises Kip Herriage - August 28, 2026 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the VRA Investing Podcast with your host, Kip Herriage. On this Friday edition, Kip Herriage breaks down a dramatic end to an otherwise strong week in the markets, unpacking the impact of Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech and a sharp, late-summer, low-volume sell-off. He tackles the recent war’s resolution and its effects on global markets, the real story behind interest rates and bond market maneuvers, and explains why today’s reversal could be just a blip rather than a trend. Tune i
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