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The Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast

Nasdaq Dorsey Wright
Technology
Energy
S&P 500
Semiconductors
Gold
Momentum
Nasdaq
Emerging Markets
International Equities
NVIDIA
Crude Oil
Momentum Investing
Palantir Technologies
Federal Reserve
Gld (gold ETF)
Technology Sector
U.S. Dollar
Dow Jones Industrial Average
Copper
Apple

Dorsey Wright research is conducted along technical lines, adhering to the relationship between supply and demand. We believe this simple but accurate economic theory is manifested as a constant battle between these two forces for control of the equity vehicle. It is this objective, logical approach which helps reduce uncertainty in the market. We believe our research, coupled with your own fundam... more

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Tech stocks hit a rough patch this week, but is the pullback signaling the end of leadership, or just a healthy shakeout? Analysts Miles and Trevor break down tech's volatility in context, a key reversal in emerging markets vs. the S&P 500, crude oil... more

Most investors are still trying to make sense of recent market volatility, but this episode breaks down the market momentum signals, sector rotation, and earnings reactions that matter most right now. Miles Clark and Ian Saunders explain how biotech,... more

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Join Nasdaq Dorsey Wright's Q3 2026 Weight of the Evidence Call as senior portfolio manager John Lewis, research analyst Miles Clark, and Nasdaq senior analyst Mike Cho break down domestic and international equity trends, momentum leadership, sector ... more

Most investors overlook the signals that reveal the true health of a market until it's too late. In this episode, John Lewis breaks down how momentum, sector rotation, and systematic rules-based investing can help you spot market leadership shifts be... more

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John Lewis
co-head of the Dorsey Wright business, senior portfolio manager
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Episode: Building a Process with Senior PM John Lewis
Ian Saunders
Analyst/guest on momentum and market analysis
Episode: Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1028 - Charts of the Week: US Dollar, ACWX, Gold, & Crude Oil.
Joseph Tazulo
Analyst/guest contributing to market discussion
Episode: Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1028 - Charts of the Week: US Dollar, ACWX, Gold, & Crude Oil.
David Cohen
Partner with HANDL Indexes
HANDL Indexes
Episode: Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1025 - Special Episode: Structured Products with David Cohen from HANDLS Indexes
Chuck Fuller
Portfolio Manager on the Dorsey Wright side
Dorsey Wright
Episode: Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1025 - Special Episode: Structured Products with David Cohen from HANDLS Indexes
Matt Kaufman
Global Head of ETFs at Calamos
Calamos
Episode: Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1022 - Special Episode: Autocallables with Matt Kaufman of Calamos

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Ian Saunders
Analyst on the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright team; host of the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast.
Miles Clark
Host of the show; discusses weekly market updates, RS charts, and leadership dynamics.
Joseph Tuzzolo
Co-host on the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast; part of the Dorsey Wright research team.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Good bye

    I’ve listened to podcast for several years. Decent content. I was a fan when Tom Dorsey hosted in the past. Seems like I frequently had a new insights after every episode. However, nowadays it seems to be more of a marketing tool. I quit listening to podcast after the dwpp etf’s reaction to the most recent market conditions. Silly me for listening to the banter instead completing my own due diligence before investing. I no longer believe in their models. I’m not giving up on the market or t... more

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    all pain no gain
    United States6 years ago
  • Poor audio

    Unfortunately the audio quality makes this podcast difficult to listen too.

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    Your Squirreliness
    United States7 years ago
  • DW technical info

    The technical info is unparalleled. The information is presented in a way I can understand while doing something physical. The jazzy intro music is way louder than the voices and there is the occasional equalization issue between speakers.

    Timely, actionable info while not selling the platform too hard. Well done!

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    5
    bkeating79
    United States7 years ago
  • sound quality

    get your sound incresed. One of you is loud, other faint. Turn it up & eqaulize it.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    fsaDon
    United States9 years ago

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Some listeners feel the host-led marketing messages detract from pure analysis, while others praise the actionable insights and NDW framework.
Audio quality concerns are common; some listeners note loudness imbalance between speakers.
Comments highlight strong technical content and useful chart context, especially for portfolio decisions.
Overall, listeners appreciate the practical, data-driven market discussion and the focus on sector leadership and momentum signals.

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1022 - Special Episode: Autocallables with Matt Kaufman of Calamos
Q: How do rate environments affect CAIQ's coupon and downside protection?
If rates rise, coupons tend to rise; if rates fall toward zero, coupons can still hover around a high single-digit to low double-digit percent over risk-free rate, with a guaranteed minimum-ish floor depending on the laddered structure and barriers.
Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1022 - Special Episode: Autocallables with Matt Kaufman of Calamos
Q: Where can advisors learn more about CAIQ and see how the dashboard works?
Advisors can visit Calamos' website to access the auto-callable dashboard, view term sheets, coupons for each issue, and see the position and timing of each auto-callable; the dashboard is a patent-pending tool designed to help explain CAIQ clearly.
Dorsey Wright's Podcast 1022 - Special Episode: Autocallables with Matt Kaufman of Calamos
Q: What does auto-callable mean and how does it relate to other derivative income funds?
Auto-callables are a form of equity-derived income that behaves like a bond in terms of monthly coupons and return of principal, but they depend on the underlying equity index not hitting a specified downside barrier. This creates a high, stable coupon with potential for principal protection, distinct from traditional bonds or covered calls.

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Technical market analysis-focused show featuring two-to-three longtime researchers who dissect price action through momentum, relative strength, and leadership rotations. Episodes emphasize sector dynamics (tech, semis, energy), breadth and participation signals, and practical chart interpretation for traders and asset allocators. A recurring thread is the NDW framework and matrix-driven approach, with regular mentions of upcoming events, conferences, and research tools that listeners can leverage in their own research or client conversations. Noteworthy elements include an accessible, chart-driven style, a blend of market updates with methodical analytics, and reliance on data-supported signals rather than headline-driven bets.

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