This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the state of the market heading into 2026 and catch up on the last two weeks of market action. They talk about the minutes from the December Fed meeting and what that could mean for investors going forward, the retirement of Warren Buffett and the astronomical returns that Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) shareholders enjoyed with him at the helm, and they touch on an Iron Condor strategy gone wrong and why you shouldn’t use the Martingale strategy when investing.

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the latest inflation report and what it could mean for future rate cuts, the recent performance of growth stocks, and whether or not a “Santa rally” matters for the market next year. Then, they offer their six favorite opportunities for 2026, ranging from precious metals and consumer stocks to international funds and healthcare. For more information about the offer mentioned in this week’s episode, visit cabotwealth.com/street.

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad briefly discuss the market’s latest moves before they’re joined by Cabot Cannabis Investor’s Chief Analyst, Michael Brush, to talk about the massive rally in cannabis stocks on reports that President Trump may be moving forward on rescheduling. Then, in the second half, your hosts run through their takes over the last six months, pay for their bad calls, and field an unexpected round of questions from Producer Madison. For more information about the offer mentioned in this episode, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the market’s resurgence after it fell from October highs, the latest jobs numbers and what they may be telling us about the economy, record-high retail spending this holiday season, Netflix (NFLX) buying Warner Bros. (WBD), and Meta’s (META) decision to throw in the towel on the metaverse.

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad are joined by Jacob Mintz, Nancy Zambell and Clif Droke to discuss the recent market sell-off, where they’re seeing signs of strength, the sustainability of the bull market, restaurant stocks, housing, precious metals, AI stocks and more. For more information about the offer mentioned in this week’s episode, visit cabotwealth.com/street.

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the recent selloff in growth stocks, the end of the government shutdown and whether the market cared, booming healthcare and biotech stocks, Michael Burry’s decision to shutter Scion Asset Management, and new consumer-focused proposals from the White House for 50-year mortgages and tariff rebate checks. To learn more about the offer mentioned in this episode, visit cabotwealth.com/street.

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the pullback in the market, Michael Burry’s short positions in Palantir (PLTR) and Nvidia (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar pay package. Then, Mike Cintolo joins to offer his insight into the state of the market, what he’s seeing with growth stocks, and how to trade the latest bout of turbulence while staying prepared for the next leg up. For more information on this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.    

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss earnings from a handful of Mag. 7 companies, the latest trade negotiations between the U.S. and China, and the Fed’s decision to cut rates by another 25 basis points. Then, they run through eight of the best-performing large-cap stocks in the market and debate whether they want a fun-size, full-size, or king-size stake in their portfolios. For more information about this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad talk earnings results from Tesla (TSLA), Netflix (NFLX), and Intel (INTC) and whether there are any big-picture takeaways early in earnings season. Then, they discuss the latest inflation report’s green light for continued Fed cuts, trade war fears subsiding, and whether the gold and metals implosion was anything more than profit-taking. Finally, they revisit meme stocks as Beyond Meat (BYND) and Krispy Kreme (DNUT) pop and the meme stock ETF (MEME) rises from the ashes. For more information about this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the U.S. trade war with China, earnings season kicking off as banks report, and Bitcoin vs. gold as a market hedge. Then, they welcome on Tyler Laundon to discuss small-cap stocks, the catalysts driving outperformance in the Russell 2000, and the importance of lower rates for small caps. For more information on this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the government shutdown and when it might matter to investors, warnings of a 30% correction from Jamie Dimon, the strong performance of gold, and the selloff sparked by new tariff threats from the White House. Then, they make a series of head-to-head picks on everything from cannabis and AI to Netflix (NFLX) vs. Amazon (AMZN), healthcare vs. real estate, and Halloween vs. Friday the 13th. For more information on this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad quickly discuss the ongoing government shutdown and how the market has responded in the past, the Electronic Arts (EA) buyout and rumors of private equity eyeing Target (TGT) and the rally in healthcare stocks after tariff developments and the White House’s deal with Pfizer (PFE). Then, Carl Delfeld joins to discuss the new arena of globalization, the U.S.-China rivalry and how to position your portfolio as global dynamics shift. For more information on this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street. 

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the recent dip in the market, the outperformance of small-cap stocks, and a rebounding IPO market. Then, they look at the recent outperformance of Intel (INTC) on the heels of investments from Nvidia (NVDA) and the federal government and talk about investing in a market where the government is picking winners and losers. For more information about this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad break down the impending Fed rate cut, the moderating inflation picture and whether the S&P 500 can pass the 7,000 level by year’s end. Then, they discuss whether Oracle (ORCL) is signaling an AI bubble (and what might pop it), the recent Klarna (KLAR) IPO, and whether a winning record matters for publicly traded sports franchises and the companies that own them. For more information on this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.    

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad are joined by a rotating cast of Cabot analysts to discuss what they’re seeing in the market. Jacob Mintz breaks down the options market and signs of hesitancy among smart-money options traders; Clif Droke shares his insights on what’s driving gold and calls his upside shot, predicting $10,000 an ounce; and Tom Hutchinson offers his take on dividend stocks, interest rates, and the AI trade as the still-dominant market narrative. For more details about this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss Jerome Powell’s dovish comments at Jackson Hole, takeaways from Nvidia’s (NVDA) earnings, and whether the surge in small-cap stocks is sustainable. Then, they debate whether homebuilder stocks are a buy and discuss Etsy’s (ETSY) selloff on the end of the de minimis exemption. For more details on the offer in this week’s episode, visit www.cabotwealth.com/street.    

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss Buffett’s buy of UnitedHealth (UNH), the latest inflation figures, what to expect from the Fed and cracks showing under the surface despite the market hitting all-time highs. Then, they break down Duolingo (DUOL) quickly reversing its earnings gains, AI, and a resurgence in cannabis stocks. For more information on this week’s offer, visit www.cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Brad highlights some of the biggest news items of the week, including the ISM Services index that triggered some selling pressures, the tariff rollout now that the proverbial can is no longer getting kicked down the street, initial jobless claims, and a narrowing of the bull market. Then, Nancy Zambell joins to talk all about housing and real estate. They cover home prices, interest rate expectations, how prospective buyers should approach the market, and a handful of stocks in the sector that look strong. For more information on this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.              

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad break down a heaping helping of economic news. They drill down into this morning’s jobs figures, the results of the latest Fed meeting and the implementation of long-awaited tariffs. Then, they discuss GDP figures, including one subcomponent that can help cut through the noise, and this month’s PCE. To close out the show, they highlight a handful of major earnings reports and AI-driven growth in big tech companies. For more information about this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.  

This week on Street Check, Chris and Brad discuss the possible return of inflation, developments on the tariff front, Tesla’s (TSLA) earnings and a new class of meme stocks that briefly took the market by storm. Then, former Cabot analyst Rich Howe joins to talk micro-cap stocks and spin-offs and offer his perspective on the market. For more from Rich, visit stockspinoffinvesting.com; to learn more about this week’s offer, visit cabotwealth.com/street.