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Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing is a daily podcast for stock investors.
Weekday episodes offer a long-term perspective on business news with The Motley Fool's investment analysts. Weekend shows are a mix of personal finance and longer-form interviews.
Weekday episodes offer a long-term perspective on business news with The Motley Fool's investment analysts. Weekend shows are a mix of personal finance and longer-form interviews.
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Feb 12, 2022 • 36min
The Business Side of Super Bowl 56
In this exciting discussion, analysts Maria Gallagher, Asit Sharma, and Nick Sciple dive into the business dynamics surrounding Super Bowl 56. Gallagher highlights NBC's innovative broadcasting strategies and the subscriber retention challenges faced by streaming platforms. Sharma critiques the advertising tactics of major companies, emphasizing a shift toward social relevance. Sciple unveils the explosive growth of sports betting, dissecting its impact on the NFL. Together, they illuminate the financial stakes and marketing genius behind one of America's biggest events.

Feb 11, 2022 • 40min
Who's Got Pricing Power?
Bill Shea, a sports business writer from The Athletic, dives into the fascinating world of Super Bowl advertising and how streaming platforms are reshaping ad strategies for major events. He discusses the staggering costs of Super Bowl ads and contrasts traditional approaches with those of new, emerging companies. Alongside hosts Jason Moser and Ron Gross, they analyze pricing power in businesses like Disney and Peloton, and unveil insights on investment opportunities with companies poised for growth, including The Trade Desk.

Feb 10, 2022 • 24min
1 Business, SO MANY Opinions!
Bill Mann, a Motley Fool Senior Analyst, dives into the contrasting opinions surrounding The Walt Disney Company, highlighting its robust theme park recovery and the crucial role of Disney+ during tough times. He reflects on CEO Bob Chapek's tenure and the tension between short-term critiques and long-term investment benefits. Asit Sharma introduces an undervalued financial metric for consumer goods and subscription businesses, discussing customer acquisition costs and lifetime value, using examples like Peloton and Chewy to illustrate effective marketing strategies.

Feb 9, 2022 • 24min
Chipotle's Pricing Power is Real
Join Jason Moser, a restaurant stock expert, and Ron Gross, a mergers guru, as they dive into the fascinating world of Chipotle's impressive pricing power. Moser reveals how Chipotle's bold strategies could push them towards 7,000 locations while analyzing Yum Brands' franchise model. Gross dissects the anatomy of company acquisitions, exploring payment methods and the fine line between friendly and hostile takeovers. Discover the intricacies of the acquisition landscape and what it means for investors!

Feb 8, 2022 • 29min
Is Peloton the Next Chipotle? (No, seriously)
Bill Mann, a Senior Analyst at Motley Fool, dives into Peloton's recent upheaval, discussing CEO Barry McCarthy's role in the company's reimagining. He likens Peloton’s struggles to past challenges faced by Chipotle, emphasizing the need for strong leadership. Mann also highlights Nvidia's failed bid for Arm Limited due to regulatory barriers and shares insights on navigating personal finances in relationships. The conversation blends market analysis with practical advice, making for a compelling listen.

Feb 7, 2022 • 25min
Why We're Not Sweating the Fed's Next Move
The potential acquisition of Peloton is heating up, with Nike emerging as a frontrunner. Meanwhile, the merger between Frontier and Spirit Airlines marks a new chapter in leisure travel. Hasbro is shaking up the toy industry by linking its success to TV production. Discussions on real estate reveal confidence in investments despite rising interest rates, while e-commerce's growth changes the landscape for industrial facilities. Strap in for insights on mergers, market dynamics, and strategic shifts across industries!

Feb 6, 2022 • 34min
Diving Into 5G
Join Matthew Frankel, a Certified Financial Planner and co-host of the Industry Focus podcast, as he dives deep into the transformative world of 5G technology. He discusses how 5G goes beyond just faster phone speeds, impacting sectors like banking, gaming, and even smart appliances. Frankel highlights the investment landscape, focusing on major telecom players like AT&T and Verizon, as well as the pivotal role of chip companies like Qualcomm. Explore allocation strategies and the future possibilities of this technology!

Feb 5, 2022 • 32min
Investing When You’re Down
In this discussion, Robert Brokamp, a Certified Financial Planner and retirement expert, shares valuable insights on navigating market downturns. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a long-term perspective and diversifying investments. Listeners learn about the risks of premature selling and the benefits of a disciplined buying approach. Brokamp also advocates for aligning investments with personal financial goals, stressing the value of cash management. His strategies offer a roadmap for both new and seasoned investors looking to make the most of challenging times.

Feb 4, 2022 • 40min
“This is why we invest the way we do.”
This week, Emily Flippen and Jason Moser, senior analysts at Motley Fool, dive into the latest market madness. They discuss Amazon's ad growth and the rising Prime fee, Alphabet's stock split, and Meta's competitive challenges. The talk stretches to Snap's first-ever profit and PayPal's turbulent transition. Plus, they analyze Pinterest's revenue strategy amid user losses and unveil insights on Qualcomm, AMD, and Starbucks. Keep an eye on Chipotle and Tenable Holdings as potential investment gems!

Feb 3, 2022 • 34min
2 Companies Testing Investors' Patience
Tim Beyers, a Senior Analyst at Motley Fool, and Brian Feroldi, a guest expert, dive into the challenges facing Meta Platforms and Spotify. Beyers discusses Meta's struggles with inflation and Apple's privacy changes affecting their ad revenue, while also analyzing its CEO’s bold strategies. Feroldi takes a closer look at DigitalOcean, noting its appeal to small businesses and its potential to rival giants like Amazon. They explore the crucial balance these companies must strike to keep investor confidence amidst uncertainty.


