Jason and Brendan discuss what everyone is getting wrong with Comcast, the Amazon phone, Trip Advisor, Nike, and Twitter. Plus a look at one of Brendan’s favorite possible upcoming IPOs, Uber.

This energy edition of Where The Money Is focuses on the United States rise as the world’s largest oil producer as well as a look into the next great shale producing nation. The gang also takes a stock quiz and covers iron ore prices and producers who might be pinched out of business.

In today’s health care-focused episode of Where The Money Is, we cover painkillers, one way in which toilets may be cleaner than elevators, and a new push by France to reduce health care drug costs.

On today’s WTMI, Mark and Mike discuss the past and future of Lululemon, as well as what Bed Bath & Beyond’s share buyback means for investors. Plus they dive into Macau’s declining gaming revenue, Wendy’s pretzel bun revival, and much more.

Is the U.S. stock market overvalued? Where can you still find value? On today’s episode, we revisit a conversation about valuation with Bill Mann, Andy Cross, Jeff Fischer, and host Chris Hill.

This energy edition of Where The Money Is looks at new rules around flaring natural gas in North Dakota, an Obama aide moving into a board seat at a large LNG company and we answer a question about our opposing view on exporting crude oil from the United States. Join energy analysts Joel South and Taylor Muckerman as they talk about hot topics around the energy and materials world.

This healthcare-centric episode finds David Williamson and Michael Douglass discussing healthcare headlines, favorite companies, a new pot stock CEO, and self-destructing mosquitos. 

On today’s Consumer Goods edition of WTMI, Sean and Mark discuss the future of the soda industry and what will happen to Coca-Cola, Keurig, and SodaStream. Plus, they dive deep into the Container Store and Darden Restaurants.