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Episodes

Feb 18, 2026
Feb 18, 2026
29 min
A 30% wipeout in SimilarWeb.
SaaS multiples compressing fast.
AI reshaping margins in real time.
We break down what we’re calling the SaaSACRE — the SaaS Apocalypse — and why “disappointing” earnings are quickly being repriced as existential risk.
Plus:
Is AI permanently lowering SaaS pricing power?
Are semis next in the unwind?
The power bottleneck nobody is modeling in AI capex
Why GPU demand may face an air pocket
This isn’t about one stock.
It’s about a narrative shift.
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Feb 11, 2026
Feb 11, 2026
25 min
Oil pushes back above $65 as geopolitical tensions with Iran heat up—and energy stocks respond. Bob Morris breaks down what’s driving crude, why the market may be underestimating supply risks, and how names like Chevron and Williams are positioned.
Then Robert Marcin dives into portfolio moves: trimming Enterprise Products, adding to semiconductor play INTT, and digging into deep-value setups in PayPal and DocuSign as AI reshapes software valuations.
Plus: US production trends, natural gas weakness, analyst day takeaways, and what’s next for energy if the headlines shift.
insights — all in one fast-moving discussion.
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Feb 10, 2026
Feb 10, 2026
38 min
On this episode of Wall Street Beats, the team debates a high-conviction AI data stock, questions whether Bitcoin’s bounce is already fading, and breaks down why Japan’s political shift and earnings momentum could power a multi-year rally. Big ideas, sharp takes, and global market insights — all in one fast-moving discussion.
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Feb 9, 2026
Feb 9, 2026
28 min
Big moves, big questions. David Maris unpacks the sudden collapse in $HIMS, what the market may be missing, and why patience matters here. Then, he shifts to Japanese stocks—sharing how his portfolio is positioned after a major market move and what could come next. Missed it live? This episode fills in the gaps.
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Feb 6, 2026
Feb 6, 2026
24 min
The Energy Trade Flying Under the Radar! While most investors are looking elsewhere, an energy trade is quietly gaining momentum. In this episode, Robert, Bob, and Nadine dig into high-yield midstream opportunities, realistic oil and gas price expectations, and why patience may pay off in 2026. If you’re late to the obvious trades, this one’s for you.
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Feb 5, 2026
Feb 5, 2026
38 min
“A mini crack is coming.”
In this episode, the panel explains why growing leverage, weakening market reactions to earnings, and rising volatility across banks, software, housing, and Bitcoin are flashing early warning signs. The discussion focuses on how quickly de-leveraging can unfold — and why being late may mean missing the move entirely.
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Feb 4, 2026
Feb 4, 2026
27 min
This week on Wall Street Beats, the panel digs into where real growth is showing up—and where expectations might be getting ahead of reality.
Robert Marcin breaks down why Silicon Motion (SIMO) may still be early in a multi-year AI-driven growth cycle, despite hitting all-time highs. With exploding demand for memory controllers, accelerating revenue guidance, and NVIDIA entering the customer mix, the group debates what could derail the story—and why selling too early may be the biggest risk.
Jeff Macke turns to retail, arguing that Target could finally be bottoming after years of missteps, while Costco and Walmart show how automation, AI, and logistics scale can quietly expand margins in low-margin businesses. The conversation explores why box stores are having a moment—and how much patience investors should have with expensive winners.
The episode wraps with a rapid-fire look at healthcare’s winners and losers. Eli Lilly vs. Novo Nordisk, the future of weight-loss drugs, Medicare coverage assumptions, buybacks as signals, and whether betting on the “loser” might offer better value than chasing momentum.
Smart takes, real risk analysis, and no shortage of market conviction.
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Feb 2, 2026
Feb 2, 2026
30 min
Silver just posted its largest move since 1792.
A 38% collapse in 24 hours exposed the mechanics of forced selling.
On today’s episode of Wall Street Beats (February 2, 2026), Steve Lamar, Ben Brey, and Charlie Peabody explain:
What actually caused the historic silver unwind
How leverage breaks markets long before panic shows up
Why precious metals, banks, and capital markets are now tightly linked
What the Fed’s changing role could mean for future market stress
This episode wasn’t about predictions — it was about mechanics.
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Jan 30, 2026
Jan 30, 2026
26 min
A new Fed chair, oil on the move, and cracks forming under the surface. We break down what’s real, what’s noise, and how we’re positioning as volatility returns.
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Jan 29, 2026
Jan 29, 2026
31 min
In this episode of Wall Street Beats, Nadine Terman, Kevin “Bakes” Baker, and Robert Marcin break down the surge in copper, uranium, and energy, why disciplined selling matters in bull cycles, and what recent cracks in tech and AI stocks may be signaling. A fast-moving conversation on market rotation, risk management, and where money is flowing next.
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