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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tracy Reineck tests market narratives against earnings, forecasts, and valuation measures, turning stock screens into disciplined comparisons.
Zacks Market Edge turns stock screens into practical valuation exercises. Tracy Reineck works solo through companies one by one, comparing share prices with earnings growth, sales forecasts, estimate revisions, dividends, and valuation ratios before deciding whether apparent…
A 52-week high meets its price-to-book ratio before you get carried away.
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A brisk value and growth screen built around PEG.
The episode turns on a simple question: which stocks can still look cheap while growth keeps the market hot? Tracy Reineck gets right to the PEG ratio, walks through the math without fuss, and uses Benjamin Graham as context without turning it into a lecture.
A plainspoken look at whether pandemic winners deserve a second look.
The episode treats the pandemic stock boom as a simple test of whether the old winners still deserve a look. Tracy Reineck goes solo and walks through names like Peloton, Shopify, and Zoom, using their earnings and revenue to compare the 2021 peak with the 2022 sell-off.
A value-screen look at whether big pharma still looks cheap.
Tracy Reineck takes a steady, value-first look at Pfizer, Merck, and AbbVie. The episode stays close to the numbers: dividend yield, earnings growth, PEG, and price to sales all get a turn, along with the same question that hangs over names like these, whether they are cheap or…
A brisk look at large-cap names outside the MAG-7, with emphasis on valuation and quality.
This episode looks at three large-cap names outside the MAG-7, with Tracy Reineck using Zacks ranks, earnings, charts, and valuation to sort out what still looks cheap and what has already moved.
A focused growth-stock screen that favors earnings momentum over hype.
Tracy Reinick walks through a Zacks screen that starts with number one rank stocks and then asks a simple follow-up: do the earnings, chart, and estimates still hold up? That gives the piece a cleaner spine than a generic hot stocks reel, and it makes the logic easy to follow.
A gold-miner screen that asks whether cheap still means cheap.
Gold gets the headline, but the real question is simpler: is a miner cheap, or just polished that way? Tracy Reineck walks through a plain screen, with gold at all-time highs, most miners still unhedged, debt still in the picture, and estimates that can change the picture fast.
A broad stock screen that stays disciplined when the chart gets loud.
Tracy Reineck treats stocks near 52-week highs as a starting point, not a signal to chase. She opens with a broad screen, then tightens it with Zacks rank and with what valuation and the chart are saying.
A practical pullback scan for AI infrastructure names, anchored in valuation and growth.
Reineck treats the AI selloff as a test of whether the pullback is a setup or a warning, and she keeps the focus on valuation and growth rather than panic.
Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.
Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.
Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
Joel and Matt answer listener money questions weekly in the show's Ask HTM segments.
Brené Brown's long-form conversations linking grief, caregiving, politics, and nonviolence to her vulnerability research.
The episode revisits advice from Warren Buffett's lieutenant Ted Weschler on how he built a multi-million dollar Roth IRA and offers lessons for value investors.
Host Tracy Reineck discusses how to find top growth stocks during volatile times, using Zacks.com tools and Zacks Rank.
The host discusses the impact of the Iran war on stock market sectors, particularly energy, airlines, and AI infrastructure, from a value investing perspective.
This episode discusses using the PEG ratio to identify undervalued growth stocks, focusing on three AI-related picks: Skillsoft, a small-cap HR platform; Pinterest, leveraging AI for advertising; and Micron, benefiting from data center demand.
Pandemic winning stocks get another look, this time with the price tags back on.
The episode analyzes five large cap drug stocks—Pfizer, Merck, AbbVie, Eli Lilly, and Novo Nordisk—to determine if they are value investments or traps, using valuation metrics like PE ratios and earnings growth.
Host Tracy Reineck analyzes three large-cap stocks outside the MAG-7 for portfolio diversification: Berkshire Hathaway, Fastenal, and Costco.
Host Tracy Reinick explains how to use Zacks screening tools to identify top growth stocks, focusing on three strong buys: AppLovin, Robin Hood Markets, and MasTec, each with over 20% earnings growth and unique market advantages.
Tracy Reineck explores dirt-cheap gold mining stocks amid record-high gold prices, using Zacks rank screening to identify undervalued opportunities.
Host Tracy Reineck analyzes stocks trading near 52-week highs using a Zacks screener, revealing hidden gems in leisure, gold, banks, and construction rather than just tech.
Tracy Reineck analyzes AI stock pullbacks, arguing that value investors should focus on infrastructure plays like NVIDIA, Vertiv, and Modine, while avoiding overvalued names like Palantir.
This episode analyzes the resurgence of Cathie Wood's ARKK Innovation ETF, discussing its historical performance, recent inflows, and current holdings like Tesla and Coinbase.
This episode analyzes whether Berkshire Hathaway's stock premium will disappear as Warren Buffett steps down as CEO in 2026, examining recent underperformance, valuation metrics, and the conglomerate's complex business segments.
Tracy Reinick and Nina Mishra discuss gold's recent price action, the impact of tariffs, and opportunities in gold ETFs and miners.
Tracy Reineck discusses using the PEG ratio to find value stocks with growth potential amid a market rally.
The host discusses the lagging performance of small cap value stocks, particularly community banks, and anticipates a potential breakout in 2025.
Tracy Reineck discusses using the PEG ratio combined with Zacks rank to find value stocks during a market sell-off.
This episode addresses how long-term value investors can effectively use the short-term Zacks Rank in their investment strategy.
Host Tracy Reineck and ETF research director Nina Mishra discuss gold's record highs and how to invest in gold using ETFs in 2025.
Tracy Reineck discusses value stocks that pay big dividends, offering income-focused investment ideas for retirement and value investors.