Josh Brown
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Josh Brown Live: @ReformedBroker on IPOs and earnings season
In my role as CEO of a wealth management firm, we get all kinds of questions from our clients about how markets work. Today we're going to be trying something totally new: We're taking questions from investors live on Twitter. → Read More
Josh Brown: How I explain the stock market vs the economy
Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, has a good analogy to compare the gyrations on Wall Street to the real economy. → Read More
The stock market vs the economy explained
Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, has an easy way to explain the relationship between the stock market and the economy: It's just like walking a dog. This explainer can help you understand what a huge move in the market could mean for your job or business. → Read More
Top Advisors Profile
CEO, Ritholtz Wealth Management Josh Brown has spent his career helping people invest and manage portfolios. He is the creator of The Reformed Broker blog and was ranked as the number one financial person to follow on social media by Barron’s, the Wall Street Journal and TIME Magazine. Josh is a contributor on CNBC’s “The Halftime Report” and a featured columnist at Fortune Magazine. He is the… → Read More
Josh Brown: Don't get sucked into the hype on Barron's call that Apple will hit $1 trillion
Barron's, like every other investor, sometimes gets it right and sometimes gets it wrong, Josh Brown says. → Read More
Josh Brown: Here's how to buy bitcoin, but realize it could be one giant bubble
Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management and CNBC contributor, explains how to buy bitcoin using Coinbase. → Read More
Josh Brown: Here's what should keep Facebook shareholders up at night
You might think that Facebook is unstoppable but money manager Josh Brown has one word for you: Microsoft. Oh, and here's another one: AT&T. → Read More
The world is cheap
"We remain unapologetically overweight anything but the S&P 500." → Read More
The implied probability of a stock market crash seems wrong
I’m not here to say “it should be 30% or 50%” or whatever. I would just say that 10% seems wrong. → Read More
Costco didn't get all that cheap
Costco shares may look attractive after the Amazon-Whole Foods-induced selloff, but financial advisor Josh Brown says not so fast. → Read More
Into the teeth of the next bear
Financial advisor Josh Brown suggests a dozen outcomes of a new-era bear market. → Read More
Here's why I'm not buying Snap shares
As an individual content creator ... I think Snap is fairly pointless, Josh Brown writes on "The Reformed Broker" blog. → Read More
Traders are getting motion sickness from this market
There have been lots of big moves up and down. → Read More
This chart highlights a short-seller's worst nightmare
Stocks above the 50-day moving average. → Read More
Traders are getting chopped up in this market
There's no trend. → Read More
Here's a look at the modern history of high yield credit spreads
Goldman says current conditions are driven by liquidity issues. → Read More
Here's what people don't get about lunch on Wall Street
Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House/YelpFrom Bloomberg: > Steps from the New York Stock Exchange, only a handful of tables are occupied at Bobby Van’s Steakhouse. Across the street, Reserve Cut has scores of empty seats. A few blocks away at Delmonico’s, one of the few diners is the restaurant’s own hostess, seated at the end of a half-empty bar. It’s lunchtime on Wall Street, but it’d be hard… → Read More
This could be confirmation of a cyclical bear market
The 10-month moving average crossed below the 20-month moving average. → Read More
Emerging markets won't stop getting crushed until this happens
Emerging markets will stop getting crushed when the US dollar stops rallying → Read More
The banks have had a rough start to 2016
The banks are underperforming the S&P. → Read More