HeyJaredWall Street Wildlife Investing Podcast
Stop gambling with your money and learn proven stock market investing strategies from two professionals with 40+ years of combined experience.
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Video Games, Sausage Rolls, and Knee-Jerk Sells: $TTWO, $GRG, $IREN (E148) (opens the original)
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GTA VI ships in November and everyone knows it will be enormous — which is exactly why Monkey lands on neutral for $TTWO: expectations and impact are two different things, and Take-Two hasn't posted an operating profit since 2022. Badger returns to his Greggs position after 14 months and admits the defensive thesis may be broken, and the episode opens with a masterclass in NOT panic-selling from the IREN earnings reaction. 🎮 Should you buy $TTWO before GTA VI? The Fiscal.ai chart: revenue up and
Is Nvidia Cheap at 21x Earnings? + the $DGXX Bet Monkey Can't Quit (E147) (opens the original)
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The world's most valuable company now trades at a market multiple — so the only question left is whether the earnings are real. Badger walks the whole Nvidia machine from graphics cards to five trillion dollars, while Monkey shows every DGXX share and option he's bought on the way to answering the question that actually matters: not "am I right about the story," but "am I making money?" 🐒 Should you buy $DGXX? DigiPower X from Bitcoin miner to AI data-centre landlord 📒 Monkey opens his books: ev
Should You Buy $ADYEN? Plus: When to Sell a Fraud vs. Hold a Mistake $INV $AMPG (E146) (opens the original)
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Two companies crater 48% and 33% in a single day. One gets sold immediately. One gets held. The difference? It comes down to whether management made a mistake, or committed fraud. This week, Krzysztof walks through three small-cap bloodbaths in real time, Luke dissects whether Adyen is a sleeping giant or a value trap, and someone on X accuses Luke of faking his 23% CAGR. It's a full episode of war stories, blood on the floor, and genuine investing decisions made under pressure. 💀 Krzysztof's "N
$AMPG: Tiny Radio Company or the Next AI Infrastructure Play? + Is $RKLB's Neutron Already Behind Schedule Again? (E145) (opens the original)
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Earnings season hits Wall Street Wildlife this week — Rocket Lab reports, a tiny Long Island radio company is swinging triple digits, and Krzysztof is literally fighting for his life against Polish mosquitoes the size of scorpions. Two stocks, two very different risk profiles, one question: are these stories real — or just great narratives with no orders behind them? 🚀 $RKLB earnings preview: the ONE number Luke is watching that will make or break the bull case — and it's not revenue 📊 Rocket La
The $45B Near-Miss - How Leverage Almost Ate a Genius Call (E144) (opens the original)
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A 24-year-old prodigy builds a $45 billion fund on a single correct idea about AI, then watches 67% of it evaporate in a month. This week, Badger and Monkey dissect the brutal drawdown at Situational Awareness, the hedge fund that was right about everything except how to survive being right. It's not dead, but it's a gut-check case study in what leverage does even when your thesis holds. What went wrong, what it reveals about greed, ego, and leverage, and what every retail investor can learn bef
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