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This Week on The Compound

This Week on The Compound

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On TCAF this week, Josh and Michael spoke with John Mowrey, Chief Investment Officer at NFJ Investment Group. They discussed the free fall in software stocks, what makes a value stock, how to measure a bear market, and the crypto crash. (Listen)

INSIDE THE COMPOUND

Josh Brown at Downtown Josh Brown has a new post up looking at the downgrade in software stocks this week and highlights a potential solution to the dilemma of AI disruption. He writes:

I’m using the backronym H.A.L.O. to describe the types of stocks that I expect to serve as a winning haven from this year’s feverish pitch of disruption fear. HALO stands for Heavy Assets, Low Obsolescence. These are undistruptable companies from an AI standpoint. There’s nothing Sundar Pichai and Sam Altman can take from them.

Josh Brown

CHART OF THE WEEK

The stock market in 2026 is seeing some big swings in sentiment and performance. Also, check out this post by Matt Cerminaro at Chart Kid Matt, which shows relative sector strength in materials and energy. 

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COMING UP

Next week on TCAF, Josh and Michael will be joined by Sam Koppelman, Publisher, and Nathaniel Horwitz, CEO of Hunterbrook Media.

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