Stock Club

Welcome to the Stock Club podcast, where we bring you weekly episodes on the most significant changes in the world of investing. Delve into the inner workings of investing, stock news and strategies, all geared towards helping you become a better investor. Join the MyWallSt team, as they sit down to share the latest investing stories. If you want to stay ahead in the game, this podcast is for you.

Stock Club is a business podcast hosted by MyWallSt, with 328 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

MyWallSt hosts Stock Club, a business show with 328 episodes published.

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  Could Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) Become the First $10 Trillion Stock?

  Oct 1, 202651 min

  Emmet turns this week's episode into a guessing game, teasing five clues before revealing a 150-year-old company that's become one of the most important businesses in the world: Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY). Founded in Indianapolis in 1876, Lilly introduced the world's first commercially available insulin in 1923, pioneered recombinant DNA medicine with Humulin in 1982, and brought the world Prozac in 1986. Today it's a $1.1 trillion company, and both Bill Mann and Porter Stansberry have separately pitched it as a candidate to become the world's first $10 trillion business. Emmet breaks down why: Mounjaro and Zepbound drove Q2 2026 revenue up 48 percent to $23 billion, the obesity drug market may address a global population the World Health Organization estimates at 890 million adults, and Lilly's new oral pill Foundayo (orforglipron) just added a convenient alternative to injections. He also covers the experimental triple-agonist drug Retatrutide, Lilly's $5.6 billion Houston manufacturing buildout, and the math behind what a true ten-x over 20 years would actually require. This months following Prophet, spotlighting this month's standout addition to the model portfolio, Ross Stores. Stocks Mentioned Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE:LLY) Ross Stores, Inc. (NASDAQ:ROST) At MyWallSt, we believe great investing is about patience, discipline, and owning outstanding businesses. Our team researches global stocks, publishes transparent performance, and helps investors build long-term wealth without hype or guesswork. Horizon is our long-term buy-and-hold service, while Prophet is a five-minutes-a-month system that has trounced the average market returns over 17 years. #MyWallSt #StockClub #EliLilly #LLY #GLP1 #WeightLossDrugs #TrillionDollarStock #Pharma #StockPicks

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  Episode #329

  Coupang (CPNG) & Nike (NKE): 2 Stocks Down 50% That We Still Like

  Sep 17, 202652 min

  Emmet and Mike each pick a stock that's been hammered, down at least 50 percent from its highs, and make the case for why the sell-off has gone too far. Emmet starts with Coupang (NYSE:CPNG), often called the Amazon of South Korea, built around a Rocket Delivery network that gets orders to customers in as little as 15 minutes. Shares have been cut in half since a major customer data breach last November triggered regulatory fines of roughly $410 million, but Emmet digs into the most recent numbers, including payment volume and active user counts, to make the case that the damage to the actual business has been far smaller than the stock price suggests. Mike then makes the case for Nike (NYSE:NKE), which has fallen even further from its highs and is being removed from the S&P 100 index this month. He walks through where the strategy went wrong, drawing comparisons to brand missteps at Michael Kors and Under Armour, and explains why he still sees a path back for one of the most recognized logos on the planet. #MyWallSt #StockClub #Coupang #CPNG #Nike #NKE #StockPicks #ValueInvesting #TurnaroundStocks Stocks Mentioned: Coupang, Inc. (NYSE:CPNG) — Emmet's pick NIKE, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) — Mike's pick 0:00 Intro: Skipping Next Week & AI Slowdown Talk3:35 Emmet's Pick: Coupang, the "Amazon of South Korea"15:29 The November Data Breach & Its Fallout17:22 Coupang's Q2 2026 Results24:40 Has Coupang Actually Recovered?28:36 Mike's Pick: Nike's Turnaround Story31:06 What Went Wrong: Nike's Strategic Missteps45:20 Nike vs Coupang: Market Cap & Valuation47:54 The $10,000 Split: Coupang or Nike?52:15 Outro

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  Episode #328

  2 AI-Proof Stocks We're Watching: Waste Management (WM) & Viking (VIK)

  Sep 10, 202642 min

  This week Emmet and Mike do the opposite of every other Stock Club episode lately: they go looking for businesses that have nothing to do with artificial intelligence. Mike makes the case for Waste Management (NYSE:WM), arguing that strict environmental and zoning laws have made it nearly impossible to open a new US landfill since the 1980s, leaving Waste Management and a small handful of incumbents with a nearly uncontested, consolidating market. He also flags Republic Services (NYSE:RSG) and Waste Connections (NYSE:WCN) as additional companies that benefit from the same dynamic. Emmet pick this week is Viking Holdings (NYSE:VIK), the river and ocean cruise operator built around older, affluent travelers. He walks through Viking's latest quarter, including double digit revenue growth, occupancy north of 90 percent, and advance bookings that already cover most of this year's capacity and a growing share of next year's, along with the leadership handover from founder Torstein Hagen to new CEO Leah Talactac. These are the kind of businesses that keep compounding quietly while the market obsesses over chips and data centers. Long term investors might want at least one or two names in their portfolios that don't come with an AI story attached. #MyWallSt #StockClub #WasteManagement #Viking #NonAIStocks #StockPicks #LongTermInvesting #DividendStocks Stocks Mentioned Waste Management, Inc. (NYSE:WM) Viking Holdings Ltd (NYSE:VIK) Republic Services, Inc. (NYSE:RSG) Waste Connections, Inc. (NYSE:WCN) At MyWallSt, we believe great investing is about patience, discipline, and owning outstanding businesses. Our team researches global stocks, publishes transparent performance, and helps investors build long-term wealth without hype or guesswork. Horizon is our long-term buy-and-hold service, while Prophet is a five-minutes-a-month system that has trounced the average market returns over 17 years.

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  Ireland's New Investment Tax Scheme Explained & An AI Pick from Investicon

  Sep 3, 202642 min

  Emmet and Mike recap Investicon 2026, MyWallSt's investor event in Dublin, and unpack two of the biggest ideas to come out of it. First, they break down a major shift coming for Irish investors around deemed disposal tax and long term investment savings, and why the current eight year exit tax rule has frustrated everyday investors for years. Then they dig into 24/7 Wall Street's Eric Bleeker's AI infrastructure thesis from the event stage. Bleeker argues that the next phase of the AI boom will be defined by bottlenecks rather than headline chip releases, specifically networking and electricity constraints inside data centers. He unveils Vicor (NASDAQ: VICR), a company building vertical power delivery modules designed to move power conversion physically closer to AI processors, addressing the same kind of proximity problem that made high bandwidth memory and optics into massive markets. They also break down what a token actually is in plain English and why token usage is becoming the real cost driver behind AI services like Claude and ChatGPT. #MyWallSt #StockClub #Vicor #VICR #AIStocks #Investicon #ArtificialIntelligence #DataCenters #StockMarket #InvestingIreland Stocks Mentioned: Vicor Corporation (NASDAQ:VICR) At MyWallSt, we believe great investing is about patience, discipline, and owning outstanding businesses. Our team researches global stocks, publishes transparent performance, and helps investors build long-term wealth without hype or guesswork. Horizon is our long-term buy-and-hold service, while Prophet is a five-minutes-a-month system that has trounced the average market returns over 17 years.

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  Motley Fool Co-Founder David Gardner's Top 10 Stock Picks, One Is Up 138,000% | Stock Club 325

  Aug 20, 202651 min

  Ahead of Investicon, we run through Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner's ten greatest stock recommendations of all time, a league table that includes Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Booking Holdings (NASDAQ:BKNG), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), his best call by the widest margin. We dig into why he picked each of these growth stocks, what the market looked like at the time, and how a philosophy built for the long term turned early conviction into some of the best investment returns in stock picking history.From backing Nvidia in 2004 on a thesis about graphics demand long before anyone was talking about artificial intelligence, to spotting Booking.com's turnaround story when it was still known as Priceline, we break down the recipe behind these picks and what today's investors can actually learn and apply to finding the best stocks to buy now. We also cover why staying invested through years of drawdowns, rather than selling, was just as important to these results as the original stock picks themselves.Investicon is happening Thursday August 27th in Dublin, featuring David Gardner live alongside Bill Mann, Pieter Slegers of Compounding Quality and Eric Bleeker. Email Brian@mywallst.com for a shot at one of this week's discount codes, or head to investicon.ie for tickets and details.Stocks mentioned:Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA)Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX)Booking Holdings (NASDAQ:BKNG)Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN)Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA)Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT)#StockClub #MyWallst #StocksToBuy #GrowthStocks #InvestingPodcast #NvidiaStock #InvesticonAt MyWallSt, we believe great investing is about patience, discipline, and owning outstanding businesses. Our team researches global stocks, publishes transparent performance, and helps investors build long-term wealth without hype or guesswork. Horizon is our long-term buy-and-hold service, while Prophet is a five-minutes-a-month system that has trounced the average market returns over 17 years.

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