Charles Biderman's guest appearances

Charles Biderman

Macro Voices

Peak Prosperity

Strategic Investor Radio

Mark Skousen

Ben Hunt

Rana Foroohar

Danielle DiMartino Booth

Jim Rickards

Ken McElroy

Marianne Williamson

Michael Gayed

Rick Rule

Robert Kiyosaki

James Rickards

James Howard Kunstler

Jeff Johnson

Charles Eisenstein

Damion Lupo

OwlTail

A returning visit of Charles, who is always interesting and never lacks for opinions.  He discusses his view of stock price evaluation.  He sees supply and demand as being the critical elements in determining stock prices, and focues on 3 elements: Free Cash Flow - Number of Outstanding Shares - Asset to Debt Ratio.  Their ETF, TTAC, invests in the 100 companies that score the best in these areas.  You won't want to miss this interview.

A returning visit of Charles, who is always interesting and never lacks for opinions.  He discusses his view of stock price evaluation.  He sees supply and demand as being the critical elements in determining stock prices, and focues on 3 elements: Free Cash Flow - Number of Outstanding Shares - Asset to Debt Ratio.  Their ETF, TTAC, invests in the 100 companies that score the best in these areas.  You won't want to miss this interview.

TrimTabs - Supply, Demand, Free Cash Flow - With Charles Biderman

"Even Wile E. Coyote had to come back down to earth sooner or later", says Charles Biderman, founder of TrimTabs Investment Research. In his opinion, the prices of stocks and bonds - enabled by excessive financialization of our economy and central bank money printing - have been defying gravity for a dangerously long time. If we continue to do all we can to preserve the status quo -- to maintain "phoney" asset price levels as Charles calls them -- at best we will restrict overall growth and handicap the economy.The problem isn't so much the unfairness and malinvestment evident in a rigged market. As Charles shrewdly asks: what happens when the market becomes un-rigged?We've never experienced the unwinding of an entirely manipulated financial system, so we can't predict for sure. But at this point, a painful collapse of our markets and loss of the US dollar as the world's reserve currency seem entirely plausible.

"Even Wile E. Coyote had to come back down to earth sooner or later", says Charles Biderman, founder of TrimTabs Investment Research. In his opinion, the prices of stocks and bonds - enabled by excessive financialization of our economy and central bank money printing - have been defying gravity for a dangerously long time. If we continue to do all we can to preserve the status quo -- to maintain "phoney" asset price levels as Charles calls them -- at best we will restrict overall growth and handicap the economy. The problem isn't so much the unfairness and malinvestment evident in a rigged market. As Charles shrewdly asks: what happens when the market becomes un-rigged? We've never experienced the unwinding of an entirely manipulated financial system, so we can't predict for sure. But at this point, a painful collapse of our markets and loss of the US dollar as the world's reserve currency seem entirely plausible.

Charles Biderman: The Problem with Rigged Markets