Is Wall Street quietly printing money using Bitcoin?

In this episode, Matt Weinschenk unpacks the rise of Bitcoin Treasury Companies—public firms like MicroStrategy using corporate debt and financial engineering to amplify their exposure to crypto.

Joined by Stansberry's crypto expert Eric Wade, the episode dives into how this high-risk, high-reward trend is playing out—and whether the strategy is sustainable in a volatile market.

Inside the Episode:

• How MicroStrategy turned corporate cash into a multi-billion-dollar Bitcoin play

• The concept of the Bitcoin premium—and why it doesn't always last

• The surge of copycat firms leveraging Bitcoin for stock price gains

• Why leverage and hype could be setting up a crypto stock bust

• Eric Wade's take: When crypto stocks make sense—and when they don't

• Four key rules for evaluating Bitcoin-backed equities

• What happens when debt-fueled crypto strategies start to unwind

Whether you're a crypto enthusiast or a cautious investor, this episode reveals how debt, hype, and Bitcoin are colliding on Wall Street—and what it means for your portfolio.

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A handwritten note from Donald Trump to Fed Chair Jerome Powell is shaking Wall Street—and could mark the beginning of a major shift in U.S. monetary policy.

This week, Stansberry's own Dan Ferris joins Matt Weinschenk to break down the political and economic implications of Trump's push for interest rate cuts ahead of the 2025 election. Could this undermine the Federal Reserve's independence and trigger short-term market gains… but long-term economic damage?

Inside the Episode:

• What Trump's private message to Powell means for future rate policy

• Why lower interest rates might temporarily boost stocks—but at what cost?

• The inflationary risks of political interference in central banking

• Historical lessons: from Paul Volcker to modern-day monetary regimes

• Dan Ferris on why the Fed "breaks everything it touches"

• How to position your portfolio if rate cuts come fast and furious

Whether you're trading the headlines or investing for the long term, this is a must-listen breakdown of one of the most critical economic stories of 2025.

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The IPO market is back—with dot-com-era energy.

In this episode, Matt Weinschenk and longtime tech IPO analyst Lou Basenese break down the 2025 surge in new listings and reveal how to play the frenzy strategically.

In This Episode:

• CoreWeave, Circle, eToro & more — What's driving triple-digit first-day pops in AI, crypto, and fintech IPOs

• The data you need — Insights from Prof. Jay Ritter's 40-year IPO study: why most hot debuts fade within 3 years

• Lou's 5-factor IPO checklist — A simple framework to assess any new listing: age, revenue, growth, profitability, and valuation

• Buy after the pop? — How to enter post-IPO trades with a margin of safety

• Upcoming opportunities — Why Lou's watching Revolut and the next wave of data center plays

• Macro signals — Market risks including frothy tech multiples, tariff fears, and Bitcoin sentiment

• Tactical advice — Lou's defensive-but-bullish strategy: from overlooked semiconductors to energy value stocks

If you're excited about the IPO wave but cautious about chasing hype, this episode gives you the tools to trade smarter.

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As artificial intelligence drives up demand for electricity, the U.S. is quietly turning back to nuclear—and investors are taking notice. In this episode, Matt Weinschenk unpacks why the next clean-energy boom may be fueled by uranium and small modular reactors (SMRs).

Inside the Episode:

• Oklo's breakthrough — How a truck-sized SMR won a Pentagon contract and what it signals for the next wave of nuclear developers

• The AI-energy link — Why data center expansion is creating a power crunch and reviving interest in zero-carbon baseload options

• Investment pathways — Three strategies to tap the nuclear resurgence:

  • Large utilities like Constellation Energy (CEG)

  • Pure-play SMR innovators including Oklo (OKLO)

  • Uranium miners & ETFs with leveraged upside

• Macro tailwinds — Trump's pro-nuclear policies, global uranium supply constraints, and the "Sell America, Buy Nuclear" thesis

Whether you're tracking the AI infrastructure boom, the future of clean energy, or looking for durable long-term trades, this episode makes the bullish nuclear case clear.

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Big Tech is ramping up its investment in AI infrastructure—but which companies are poised to profit most as AI moves from hype to real-world utility?

In this week's episode, Matt Weinschenk and tech investor Josh Baylin analyze the multi-billion-dollar bets shaping the future of artificial intelligence, from Apple's ecosystem shift to Nvidia's data-center dominance.

Topics Covered:

• Apple's AI pivot — Why opening its AI models to third-party developers may be Apple's boldest move since the App Store

• Google's counterstrike — New AI search, video generation tools (Veo, Flow), and an AR glasses reboot

• Nvidia's inference wave — What 73% data-center growth says about the AI deployment phase

• Cloudflare's quiet edge — How this under-the-radar player could benefit as AI workloads shift to the network edge

• Beyond chatbots — Why embedded AI tools (not standalone assistants) may drive the next wave of profits

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The markets are soaring after Trump's 90-day tariff pause, with every major sector gaining more than 4%. But is this rally built to last—or just a panic-fueled bounce? And more importantly, which stocks could benefit most if tariffs truly stay lower?

In this episode, Matt Weinschenk breaks down:

• What the China tariff freeze and a new U.K. trade deal actually mean for markets

• Why investors staged a broad-based buying spree across all sectors

• The strange divide between strong retail sales and weak consumer sentiment surveys

• Why S&P 500 earnings forecasts are still shrinking despite the rally

• One overlooked discount retailer that may rebound sharply—and how to track its performance using the free Stansberry Score

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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged yet flagged rising stagflation risk, pitting its dual mandate against tariff-driven inflation and recession fears. In this episode of This Week on Wall Street, Matt Weinschenk explains:

• How the Fed's "higher unemployment + higher inflation" warning changes the outlook

• Why futures markets may be overpricing three 2025 rate cuts

• The tug-of-war between hard data (low unemployment, 2.3 % inflation) and gloomy sentiment surveys

• How tariffs distort trade-deficit numbers—and what that means for growth

• A simple bond-market signal (the 2-year yield) that often front-runs Fed moves

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