Investing is unpredictable, but your hosts Luke “The Badger” Hallard and Krzysztof “Monkey” Piekarski, Lead Advisors at http://www.7investing.com are feeling especially clairvoyant this year. 🔮 Gather ‘round, wallstreetwildlife friends and furry critters, pour some warm libations— perhaps a banana-flavored brandy🥃?— and hear about all the things that have yet come

Badger puts a cool $100 to good use by investing in shares of Axon Enterprise $AXON. It’s a great company with a seriously good ethical backbone — Monkey supports the cause but questions whether it’s the right time to buy given the gnarly macro backdrop. Monkey meanwhile adds even more

With Santa Claus about to make his annual chimney stops, Badger and Monkey look at their portfolios to determine whether they’ve been naughty or nice. Spoiler alert: Monkey’s ass is red for good reason! Playing the role of the Bear 🐻 for the first time in his investing career, the

Listen to Wall Street professional @MrNotAdvice break down the $EOSE Strategic Update presentation. The biggest concern for investors: “It’s important to make the demarcation between a great company story and a stock” Is $Eose still a story stock? $ENVX $TSLA #CleanEnergy You can find more episodes of the podcast at

Episode 5 features the Badger explaining why his portfolio is chock full of strange ticker symbols that Monkey’s small brain had a hard time making sense of, something called ADRs — turns out they’re not as scary as you think (Badger’s research resource mentioned in the episode is here: https://www.adr.db.com)

In episode 4 of Wall Street Wildlife, Badger and Monkey, having just watched Dumb Money, debate whether the market is rigged against retail investors, and what strategies you can use to outperform the market regardless.  Badger of course can’t help himself from squeezing poor humble Monkey’s shoes for wanting to

Vulture⁠ talks about the market rally and how it’s ignoring data that is quite worrisome, using the -34% drop in insurance health premiums as a clear example of data manipulation. Monkey makes a case for his top holding, Coherus Biosciences, and why he had a hard time resisting buying way more shares

Episode 2 of Wall Street Wildlife finds Badger in Hong Kong, a perfect location from which to teach Monkey about the nuances of portfolio risk management, and the dangers of feasting on too many rotten stock bananas, like, say, $EOSE Eos Energy, Monkey’s fatal obsession. In Phoenix or Dodo, we