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Cody Willard interviews music business legend, Bob Lefsetz, about how young artists can make it in today's music business, who will win between Apple and YouTube and Pandora and Spotify, and why today's music artists are a bunch of corporate sell-outs.

Here's the latest Cody & Constable Underground Podcast, this time with a video on YouTube in addition to the podcast being available on SoundCloud and iTunes. Today we hit on the Greek default/EU, the #TPP #TransPacificPartnership and where to find the biggest money flowing in the whole US economy. https://youtu.be/x-AR6Yj8U-U

Cody Willard and Simon Constable talk about how Tim Cook and Apple are stumbling, why Greece shouldn't matter to your portfolio but should matter to your heart and why FIFA's finally getting taken down for long-time corruption.

Cody Willard and Simon Constable introduce their new combined "Cody & Constable Underground Podcast" and talk about why the economy is better than most people understand, what stocks to buy now, and why you should only invest in US securities.

Cody Willard talks to Igor Gonta about Social Networking's impact on stocks, trading, the markets and you.

Cody Willard interviewed on Ken Roberts' Bull & Bear Radio Show. Topics include: Cody lists some of his personal holdings. How to Revolution Invest. How to time the market's long-term cycles. How to handle the next market crash. Best stocks for the Wearables Revolution. Why he owns Sony.

Tech trailblazer Brian Gallo talks to Cody about his biggest mistakes in his career, how to give away your services forever and still get paid, when to sell a stock, and much more.

Cody Willard talks with Brian Gallo about how to diversify (or not), how to find the next Tesla, Facebook and Apple, when to sell (or not) and why you should be willing to lose everything on any stock you invest in.

Cody Willard interviews Wall Street legend, Robert Marcin, about: How much to invest in stocks vs cash vs bonds, How to avoid the next market crash, How the government impacts the markets, What stocks he would be buying or shorting right now and much more.

Cody Willard talks at length about how to invest in tech, how to avoid market crashes, how to see asset bubbles and why technical analysis and charting are never rewarded by the trading gods.

Kirk Spano of Blue Mound Asset Management joins the Cody Underground Podcast with Cody Willard for an in depth discussion of the energy markets, biotech and other markets, including stock picks for each sector. Find Cody Willard and Kirk Spano on the Scutify.com site and the Scutify apps and on Marketwatch.com.

The Muddy Souls "Giving it up (I don't think Hank done it this way)"

Cody Willard and John Authers with explanations and analysis of the Global Currency Wars, Central Banks, imbalances and how it all affects you at home.

Grand manipulation - Is manipulation of markets itself a growing trend? how long can it last? Communist vs Socialist vs Capitalist vs Anarchist -- what are we in the US today? Wildcat times Currency wars, a race to de value the currencies of the developed world? Invest in stocks for the long run?

I sit down for an extended one-on-one interview with investor, guru, pundit, trader, money manager, blogger, etc extraordinaire, Barry Ritholtz from Bloomberg, Ritholtz.com, the Washington Post and Ritholtz Wealth Management. We talk about topics ranging from where we met 15 years ago (hint: Lenny Dykstra?!) to how to build a long-term career path on Wall Street if you didn't go to Harvard/Goldman to the state of the economy and why you shouldn't pigeonhole your analysis. Here's the article Barry references: My Unusual Career Path in Finance http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2014/05/my-unusual-career-path-in-finance/ Follow Cody on Scutify at http://www.scutify.com/profiles/leader.aspx?q=codywillard

Cody: Howdy folks, let's rock n roll. Q. As you know, I'm in technology sales, Cody. The mood out here is Silicon Valley is getting a little more somber. Don't know if you've heard that or not. The VC's are starting to be stingier with next rounds of funding, company spending, profitability...there are starting to be some reductions in force (layoffs) as well. I see you are moving a little more to the safe side. Any thought on this phenomenon and might this be the canary in the coalmine for high beta, low revenue growth stocks? A. "Mood" is a tough thing to gauge, but as bubbled up as we've been in the tech world, a little bit of somber and worry in Silicon Valley would probably be a good thing. I do think the bubble in tech is far from over and that there might be much more upside in social networking and Twitter and Facebook, but I do think you want to be more selective now and less aggressive now than we were back in 2010-2013 or so. Cody: This just came through on Scutify from a very successful VC dud

Some highlights from this week's Live Q&A Chat on TradingWithCody.com. Q. Cody: an investing 101 question. What are your thoughts on WEEKLY options -- when would one use those instead of the standard monthlies? When a near-term move/event is expected? (Then why is that better than doing the monthly and just bailing when the event happens?) Do they carry higher premiums? (This question from a guy who just admitted that sometimes "risk tolerance" goes into the crapper!) A. I find the weeklies do sometimes carry higher premiums, if only because Street veterans like me have never gotten entirely comfortable with them -- 3rd Friday of each month for expiration dates of my options is sorta ingrained in my head. Q. I think we all know that the eco system at $AAPL is very valuable. Buying an iPhone for the first time may lead an individual to buy a Mac or an iPad, etc. Do you see ApplePay bringing value to the $AAPL eco system or do you view it as a stand alone product. A. ApplePay is another key ingredient and

Cody talks about the best ways to invest in the Wearables Revolution and other ways to make money in the stock market. http://www.scutify.com/profiles/leader.aspx?q=codywillard

Howdy folks, let's ride. Q. Cody, what's your take on the market at this point? A. Feet-to-fire, I'd say the path of least resistance for the markets will be a wide range between 15,900 and 17,000 on the DJIA for the next few weeks. I'm not trying to game that action though. Q. Hi Cody, how do you see the real estate market reacting if/when this bubble blowing bull market does end? Thanks. A. Good question, but I don't think there's much reason to believe that real estate will be all that directly correlated to stock market prices in coming years, as it hasn't really been very correlated over the long-term. I was a huge real estate bull in the depths of the collapse back in 2010-2011. But I am less so as prices are now stabilized at much higher levels nationally and wildly up in some areas where I was suggesting a bottom was being put in like in Las Vegas and Miami back when I was a real estate buyer and bull. Q. What is the market expectation for $FB into earnings next Tuesday? A. Market expects big th

Cody keeps it real in an radio ad for Scutify.