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Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Curzio Research
Bitcoin
Inflation
Federal Reserve
NVIDIA
Uranium
Cryptocurrency
Gold
Artificial Intelligence
Stock Market
Donald Trump
Tariffs
Nuclear Energy
Tesla
Disney
AI Technology
Google
Netflix
Interest Rates
China
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30-year financial insider, Frank Curzio, breaks down the mainstream media headlines, exposes the TRUTH about what’s really moving the markets, and brings you exclusive intel and actionable investment ideas directly from Wall Street pros.

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Alex Cuppage, CIO of VivoPower (VIVO), addresses the stock's plunge… why VIVO walked from two tenant deals… why the company is in a position of strength… VIVO's "power shell" business model… sovereign AI… and why VIVO is a tremendous long-term opport... more

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Alex Cuppage
Chief investment officer of VivoPower.
VivoPower
Episode: CIO: What the market is getting wrong about VIVO
David Ellison
Chairman and CEO of Skydance
Skydance
Episode: The biggest winner of the GLP-1 trend
Ian Telfer
Mining industry legend, former chairman/president/CEO of GoldCorp, co-founder of BluEnergies
BluEnergies; GoldCorp; Silver Wheaton
Episode: Why this gold mining legend is betting on offshore oil
Leo Mann
Author of Don't Sign That, A Consumer's Guide to the Contracts Running Your Life
Contract Literacy Movement
Episode: Don't sign another contract before you listen to this
Daniel Creech
Analyst on the show, invited guest
Curzio Research
Episode: The Fed needs to hike rates by 50 basis points
Frank Curzio
Co-host and market commentator
Curzio Research
Episode: A major bear case against AI is falling apart
Shelley Lee
Sprout founder and CEO
Sprout
Episode: A major bear case against AI is falling apart
Ivan Bebek
Co-founder, chair, CEO of Coppernico
Coppernico
Episode: This tiny copper explorer just unlocked a multibillion-dollar opportunity
Dale Crease
Guest commenting on South Korea market risks and leverage dynamics
Episode: Could South Korea trigger another 2008 crash?

Hosts

Frank Curzio
Host of the show, financial insider breaking down markets
Daniel Creech
Co-host engaging in market discussion; participates in stock analysis

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
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  • Fall From Grace. Frank is A scammy dude.

    If you’ve listened before the last few years U know it’s gone downhill. No reason to leave the 3 paragraph review. This went full scammy when he shilled a crypto token instead of normal biz practices for ownership snd has never been same! Look through reviews. I am not alone. Frank is a scammer. Lifetime newsletter gets closed and nobody responds to emails. He’s a scammer literally!

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  • Right? Right? Right? Right? How many times can you say right? Right?

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    BOBO
    a year ago
  • Just my opinion

    Today I started to listen to an episode of Wall Street Unplugged. I spent the first 5 minutes hearing about the host and co-host’s weekend activities. Then 5 minutes of political opinions.

    I turned it off before ever getting anything resembling investment advice. If I want small talk and uninformed political opinions from lay observers I’ll go to a bar. I thought this was a financial investment podcast. Well, it is now Unplugged from my phone.

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    Ear-itated
    Canada2 years ago
  • NOT Doing the Right Thing

    I was sold and paid for a lifetime subscription to Unlimited Income. They cancelled it for business reasons and will not refund any of my payment. If fact, customer service will not respond to my emails. This is poor customer relations and shows that they will not “do the right thing” when it comes to their pocket.

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Listeners praise deep market analysis and practical ideas.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

CIO: What the market is getting wrong about VIVO
Q: What is sovereign AI, and why is it important?
Cuppage describes sovereign AI as AI infrastructure and models controlled within a country's jurisdiction, supporting sensitive government and economic services. He says it can strengthen national security and create demand for trusted data-center operators with strong counterparties.
CIO: What the market is getting wrong about VIVO
Q: What made you walk away from the tenant deal, and what changed between a few months ago and now?
Cuppage says financing conditions for newer AI companies and Neo Clouds deteriorated, raising borrowing costs and reducing the amount of debt available. He believed the deal would not maximize long-term shareholder value and that its financing terms could materially reduce free cash flow.
Will Democrats fix the cost of living?
Q: Galaxy Digital don't want to catch a falling knife, but after a recent upgrade, is it time to start nibbling at shares?
Creech says he would begin buying gradually, noting that Galaxy has delivered the first tranche of power at its Helios campus and has further approved capacity. He cautions that the stock remains volatile and recommends managing position size and investment timeline.
Will Democrats fix the cost of living?
Q: Does this break the data center trade? Does it impact it negatively? And will stocks in the data center trade get hurt now?
Creech says new approval pauses and proposed requirements could delay projects and hurt related stocks, but he considers the proposals manageable rather than a threat to the entire trade. He advises focusing on companies with approved power and tracking execution, backlogs and project updates.
Investors are dumping CRBS—is it time to buy?
Q: Do you ever add to full positions? If a holding is down 20%, but you still anticipate growth, do you double down, or is a full position the maximum risk you are willing to take?
Creech says position size depends on the investor's risk tolerance, conviction and ability to manage emotions. He describes starting with half positions and adding only as the investment thesis and management execution support it, while adjusting stop losses and position size for volatility.

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7. Shelley Lee
8. Ivan Bebek

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