In this episode, we break down Jeff’s latest newsletter research on the upcoming midterm election cycle and what it actually means for your portfolio. Spoiler: the market doesn't care as much about party changes as you think. It just wants uncertainty out of the way. We examine why gridlock often fuels stock market gains, which political setups historically deliver the highest returns, and why expectations for this cycle should be balanced against recent market strength.

In this episode, we unpack the major sector rotation reshaping the markets. After 13 weeks of tech and healthcare trading leadership back and forth, technology has broken out to drive a fresh wave of market bullishness. But this isn't just a mega-cap story—we dive into equal-weight ETFs like RSPT (Equal Weight Tech) and explore what underlying market breadth is really telling us.

In this episode, growth investor John Pocorobba (founder of Rain King) reveals why the market is set up for a massive acceleration phase over the next decade. Historically, major stock market cycles consist of 10- to 15-year sideways consolidations (like 2000–2015) followed by roughly 25-year secular bull markets. According to John, the supercycle that began in 2009 is about to hit its critical acceleration phase between 2028 and 2033.

This week's podcast guest is George Tkaczuk, portfolio manager and 2020 U.S. Investing Championship winner. Tkaczuk will be discussing how to navigate a market full of false starts, as well as the next pivot point he's eyeing in the major indexes.

This week’s podcast guest Matt Caruso offers a different perspective on the choppy action of recent months. Despite everything, Caruso sheds light on how this market might actually be signaling resilience here. Caruso will also discuss why getting the macro thesis right isn't enough. Everyone knows AI is the primary economic driver for the next decade. But true success will come down to specific risk management: knowing precisely when to press your edge and when to preserve capital.

When rattled by sideways markets, you may want to stop all together. But now is the best time to brush up on your trading rules and be ready for when the trend picks up again. Plus, Zor Capital portfolio manager Joe Fahmy offers a broader perspective on the AI trade and why he thinks it’s not over yet.

What does a recent run in U.S. treasuries really mean for the broader markets? Nancy Tengler, CEO and CIO at Laffer Tengler Investments, joins Investor’s Business Daily’s “Investing with IBD” podcast to discuss this, and the outcomes investors can expect in September.

Here’s how to handle the big winners. Jim Roppel, founder of The Roppel Report, joins Investor’s Business Daily’s “Investing with IBD” podcast to discuss market rotation, crypto’s comeback and why biotech’s best days are still to come.

Measure what you value. Don Vandenbord, chief investment officer at Revere Asset Management, joins Investor’s Business Daily’s “Investing with IBD” podcast to discuss whether AI companies can make money, the infrastructure underpinning the market momentum and indicators that help you manage risk.

Check your investment’s vital signs. David Keller joins Investor’s Business Daily’s “Investing with IBD” podcast this week to discuss the broadening market and sector rotations. He also talks about the value-oriented sectors with emerging potential.