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Investing with IBD is a weekly market show built around technical analysis, stock charts, and practical trading process. Justin Nielsen and other IBD voices frame current conditions, then guests test ideas against price action, sector strength, entries, exits, and risk.
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Investing with IBD is built for investors who want the market translated through charts, rules, and repeatable habits. The show does not treat every headline as a trade. It starts with current conditions, then keeps asking what price action, sector behavior, flows, and individual charts are actually saying. Justin Nielsen usually anchors the discussion, bringing in IBD colleagues and market practitioners to work through live questions. The conversations are dense, but they stay practical. A guest might explain leveraged ETF asset flows, sector rotation models, or contrarian positioning, and the discussion will still return to the same investor questions: where is the entry, what is the risk, and what would prove the idea wrong. Recent episodes have covered volatile-market outperformance, MarketSurge platform changes, single-strategy trading, defensive sectors, IPO stocks, and the emotional pull of missed trades. That range gives the show a useful rhythm. One week may be about product features and ratings methodology. Another may be about keeping losses tight when a stock has already run too far above a pivot. The most useful moments often come when guests describe what they will not do. Cash, patience, small test positions, and precise entries are treated as active decisions, not signs of indecision. The show also has a strong sense of trading psychology. FOMO, crowded positioning, unclear signals, and the pressure to have answers all come up as recurring problems. Instead of turning those pressures into drama, the show uses them to reinforce rules. It is especially attentive to time frames, because a defensive hold, a swing trade, and a speculative breakout do not ask the same thing from an investor. Product-oriented episodes on MarketSurge add another layer, showing how IBD’s tools, ratings, pattern recognition, and customer feedback shape the way users scan the market. The tone is conversational and sometimes dry, but the center is disciplined. Investing with IBD is strongest when markets are messy, because its default response is not certainty. It teaches investors to narrow the field, respect the chart, and survive long enough for better signals to appear.
Made for: For active stock investors who follow charts, sector rotation, and tactical risk management. It best suits listeners comfortable with tickers, ratings, moving averages, pivots, and detailed market-process talk.
What sets it apart: The show combines IBD’s chart culture with practitioner interviews that keep returning to entries, exits, confirmation, and loss control. Its edge is the way it connects current market conditions, platform tools, and investor psychology in one working conversation.
Welcome to Investing With IBD, a weekly podcast for investors who want to sharpen their trading skills, learn how to make more money and take control over their investment success. From insights into stock market trends, timeless investing tips and fundamental and technical analysis of top stocks using stock charts, this is where you’ll find the expert guidance you need to maximize your gains and minimize your losses. New episode every Thursday.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Investing with IBD turns chart signals, positioning data, and trading psychology into disciplined questions about entries, losses, exposure, and adaptation.
Investing with IBD keeps returning to the decisions that matter after a market view meets real money: when to enter, how much to risk, when to cut a loss, and what evidence should change a trade.
Justin Nielsen brings market whiplash to the charts before you put money behind a hunch.
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A chart led look at sector flows, leveraged ETFs, and how the market is leaning.
The episode tracks Jack Kosar, vice president of investment strategy and the quant at Asbury Research, as he works through sector rotation and asset flows in plain terms.
A clear look at how Market Surge is tightening its rating universe to make comparisons cleaner and rankings more useful.
Mike Webster lays out the coming Market Surge changes, with Growth 250 and the relative ratings both getting reshaped, and the main point lands quickly: a narrower rating universe should make the comparisons more honest.
A risk-first trading conversation that keeps entries, exits, and tight losses front and center.
Justin Nielsen and Dan Fitzpatrick keep the discussion anchored in the mechanics of trading: where to enter, how to cut losses, and why risk comes first.
A grounded look at how a new product gets prioritized, debugged, and pushed forward.
The episode treats the new MarketSurge release as work, not theater. Alyssa Corum and Arnie Gutierrez stay close to the grind of shipping: sorting requests, squashing bugs, and deciding what deserves attention before Legacy goes away.
A sober look at contrarian trading, where process and long-run P&L matter more than being right.
Jason Shapiro comes across as someone who cares more about keeping the book honest than sounding right. He keeps coming back to the same point: a bad trade only matters if it fits inside the larger framework, and the real test is whether a missed move would have mattered across…
A measured chart-led take on staying disciplined while markets swing.
Justin Nielsen and Jay Woods keep the focus on a simple problem: how to stay steady when markets are noisy and clarity is in short supply. Woods works best when he stays close to the chart, the timeframe, the moving averages, and risk control, and he explains those ideas without…
A disciplined conversation about admitting mistakes, focusing on the market's leading theme, and avoiding false diversification.
George Kachuk comes across as a disciplined, process-first investor who is willing to admit when a trade is wrong, cut it, and move on. The conversation is strongest when it gets into the mental side of trading: protecting ego can keep a bad position alive longer than it should,…
A practical sector-ranking discussion about where the model points and how it gets traded.
John Kosar lays out a sector-ranking model that compares ETFs across trading, tactical, and strategic timeframes, with healthcare and energy sitting at the top right now.
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
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The episode opens live on April 15, 2026 with a tax-day aside, then gets right to the market.
The show opens on an upcoming MarketSurge transition.
Risk comes first.
March 25 centers on the MarketSurge handoff.
On March 18, 2026, Justin Nielsen brings Jason Shapiro back to Investing with IBD.
March 11, 2026, opens live at 5 p.m.
This episode discusses how to find trade ideas in value-oriented and defensive sectors amid current market divergence and mixed signals, featuring David Keller, former chief market strategist for StockCharts.com.
This episode features an interview with Greg Morton, an experienced individual investor, discussing how to identify and track the best IPO stocks to enhance investment portfolios.
This episode discusses the beta updates to the MarketSurge platform's charting tools and how they can help traders improve their investing strategies.
This episode features Nancy Tangler discussing her value-oriented investment approach and recent outperformance in transformative markets.
This episode discusses preparing investment portfolios by analyzing past market analogies, with insights from a guest who has experience as both a professor and market maker.
George Kachuk returns with process, not bravado.
This episode of the Investing with IBD podcast features host Justin Nielsen and guest Katie Stockton discussing current market volatility and sideways activity in indices like the NASDAQ and S&P 500.
This episode discusses the benefits of investing beyond U.S.
An interview with a returning guest discussing stock market trends and past stock picks.
A podcast episode featuring a co-manager of the Leaderboard Model Portfolio discussing stock market trends and investing strategies.
Host Justin Yielsen interviews Wall Street Journal reporter Gunjan Banerjee about modern retail investors and market shifts.
Host Justin Nielsen discusses year-end market trends with Greg Morton, an experienced IBD investor, focusing on applying the IBD methodology to current market conditions.
Host Justin Nielsen and guest Jeffrey Hirsch discuss the 2025 stock market performance, Fed rate cuts, and historical patterns to look forward to 2026.
Justin Nielsen and Simon Erickson discuss the recent market pullback and the role of AI in the current investing landscape.
Host Justin Nielsen interviews trader Jason Shapiro about how he handles trading when key market data is unavailable due to a shutdown.
Justin Nielsen interviews John Kosar of Asbury Research on November 19, 2025 about why the market has shifted from April’s trend to recent chop, and Kosar says his Asbury 6 flipped to all red on 11-13.
Host Justin Nielsen discusses current market trends and investing strategies with portfolio manager Joe Fahmy.
An interview with John Bollinger about Bollinger Bands and stock market technical analysis.
Host Justin interviews David Keller about navigating stock market turbulence and discusses the impact of the Durbin Marshall Credit Card Bill on small businesses.
Host Justin Nielsen introduces the show and welcomes guest Bob Lang, founder of ExplosiveOptions.net, who coined the FANG acronym, to discuss stock market investing.
Justin interviews Don Vandenbord about identifying follow-through days and getting invested in leading stocks after a market bottom.
This episode discusses the IPO market slowdown after 2021's boom, with insights from senior markets reporter Ken Shreve.
This episode features interviews with two CMTs discussing stock market trends and technical analysis, with a brief commentary on a credit card bill.
A weekly podcast offering expert guidance on stock market investing, trading skills, and financial analysis.
Host Justin and guest Arne Gutierrez discuss market timing principles and the importance of getting in and out of the market during corrections to protect capital.
Host Justin Nielsen interviews market wizard Tom Basso about navigating market volatility and staying calm as an investor.
An interview with trading expert Brian Shannon about market volatility and using anchored VWAP during a correction.
Host Allie Corum and guest Scott St.
Host Justin Nielsen interviews a top-performing investor about her consistent trading strategy and stock market insights.