Industry Focus

The Cold War is over but somebody forgot to tell Vladimir Putin. Also, one of the best business minds in America is trying to clean up Canada’s oil sands while some energy insiders believe America is due for a ‘day of reckoning’ if this contentious 40 year ruling is not overturned. Catch this week’s hot topics on this energy edition of Where The Money Is.

Health care analysts Michael Douglass and David Williamson discuss Google’s new foray into health care, bending the Medicare cost curve, and why hospital earnings are looking strong this next quarter.

  Today the guys talk about the big tobacco merger between Reynolds American and Lorillard, as well as where Potbelly’s goes from here. Plus they figure out who the real winners from the World Cup were.

David Hanson and Matt Koppenheffer are back and ready to dive into the financials industry with Citi Group, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and much more in this episode of Where the Money Is.

  Jason and Brendan discuss what everyone is getting wrong with Comcast, the Amazon phone, Trip Advisor, Nike, and Twitter. Plus a look at one of Brendan’s favorite possible upcoming IPOs, Uber.

  This energy edition of Where The Money Is focuses on the United States rise as the world’s largest oil producer as well as a look into the next great shale producing nation. The gang also takes a stock quiz and covers iron ore prices and producers who might be pinched out of business.

  In today’s health care-focused episode of Where The Money Is, we cover painkillers, one way in which toilets may be cleaner than elevators, and a new push by France to reduce health care drug costs.

On today’s WTMI, Mark and Mike discuss the past and future of Lululemon, as well as what Bed Bath & Beyond’s share buyback means for investors. Plus they dive into Macau’s declining gaming revenue, Wendy’s pretzel bun revival, and much more.

  Is the U.S. stock market overvalued? Where can you still find value? On today’s episode, we revisit a conversation about valuation with Bill Mann, Andy Cross, Jeff Fischer, and host Chris Hill.

  This energy edition of Where The Money Is looks at new rules around flaring natural gas in North Dakota, an Obama aide moving into a board seat at a large LNG company and we answer a question about our opposing view on exporting crude oil from the United States. Join energy analysts Joel South and Taylor Muckerman as they talk about hot topics around the energy and materials world.

This healthcare-centric episode finds David Williamson and Michael Douglass discussing healthcare headlines, favorite companies, a new pot stock CEO, and self-destructing mosquitos. 

  On today’s Consumer Goods edition of WTMI, Sean and Mark discuss the future of the soda industry and what will happen to Coca-Cola, Keurig, and SodaStream. Plus, they dive deep into the Container Store and Darden Restaurants.

  Who’s winning and losing in 2014? Join David Hanson and Tyler Riggs as they explain why Citigroup is lagging, Zillow is soaring, and REITs are making a comeback.

President and COO of Prospect Grier Eliasek joins David Hanson and contractor Jordan Wathen on the phone to talk the future of Prospect and BDC's.

Analysts Joel South & Taylor Muckerman talk Energy's biggest headlines, answer the question of "who's got the gold?" and talk about short-sellers

  In this health care-focused episode of Where The Money Is, analysts David Williamson and Michael Douglass discuss a new potential cystic fibrosis treatment, news from pharmacies, and how Accountable Care Organizations could transform health care.

The Motley Fool's exlusive interview with T. Boone Pickens

  China’s resource quest is taking another form and it could cost you more at the grocery store. Tune into the energy edition of WTMI as Joel South and Taylor Muckerman look into the carbon cost of the World Cup and also look at what is running up your energy bills, even while you sleep.  

In this episode of Where the Money Is, the guys focus on Healthcare. Healthcare analysts Michael Douglass and David Williamson talk about shocking Obamacare costs, a bio-tech blow up, and other Healthcare headlines.

  On today’s Where the Money Is, Consumer Goods analysts Mark Reeth and Sean O’Reilly talk about Dreamwork’s flop, what will happen when Alibaba goes public, and all of the cool games Mark saw at E3. Plus they dive into JC Penney’s most recent 10-K and explain some of the things all investors should know about a company’s quarterly report.