Our founder, @Adam_Parker_Tri, joined Drew Matus of MetLife Investment Management on CNBC's Closing Bell to discuss the latest market news.
Watch the full segment here: cnbc.com/video/2026/10/02/me…
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Are we only a few years into a decade-long AI investment cycle—and what would that mean for portfolio construction?
I joined Citi Wealth CIO Kate Moore and Alger portfolio manager Ankur Crawford on Citi Wealth's The Short and Long to discuss the semiconductor cycle and how investors should think about AI exposure beyond Technology.
We explored why demand estimates have repeatedly proven too conservative, how AI exposure extends into power infrastructure and healthcare services, and what could slow the buildout—from power constraints to regulation and shifts in global chip supply.
Thank you to Kate for hosting and to Ankur for a thoughtful conversation.
Watch “Semiconductors: Navigating the AI Supercycle” here: piped.video/watch?v=ncB8-LOG…
Our founder, @Adam_Parker_Tri, joined Gabriela Santos of JPMorgan Asset Management and Ankur Crawford of Alger to discuss Tech earnings and the AI buildout cycle.
Watch the full segment here: cnbc.com/video/2026/09/22/ai…
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Thanks to @mcmonaghan and the Founders & Friends team for having me on.
We covered the AI supercycle, NVIDIA and Micron, why traditional valuation metrics can fail when selecting stocks, portfolio construction, and where investors may still have an edge.
One point from our conversation: for most of the last several decades, forward earnings estimates tended to be too high. Since NVIDIA’s upward revision in 2023, estimates have consistently been too low. That shift matters when thinking about what the market may still be underestimating.
Watch the full conversation: piped.video/watch?v=zsn
I appreciated the opportunity to join Beyond the Balance Sheet for a conversation about how data, intuition, and experience come together to shape investment decisions.
Drawing on more than 25 years in equity research and investing, I reflected on my career across the buy side and sell side, the transition to entrepreneurship, and the challenges of building an independent research firm.
We also discussed the qualities that distinguish exceptional investors, the value of exploring unconventional ideas, and perspectives on wealth and well-being beyond financial success.
Thank you to the Beyond the Balance Sheet team for having me.
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Our founder, @Adam_Parker_Tri, joined @CNBC's Squawk on the Street to discuss Micron and why he says the stock likely doubles over the next few years.
Watch the full segment here: cnbc.com/video/2026/08/14/tr…
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A common assumption is that a cheap stock with poor price action heading into earnings is 'de-risked'. The data challenges that assumption.
In the lowest price-to-forward earnings decile, stocks that got cheaper last quarter beat estimates 48% of the time. Those that got more expensive beat 58% of the time.
So, what does price action tell us before the print? We break it down in our latest research.
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Playing defense in the stock market used to be straightforward. Own predictable businesses in staples, utilities, telecoms, and pharma.
But what happens when the stocks investors buy for safety miss estimates—and fail to hold up when the market falls?
In Part 2 of my conversation with @JonErlichman on the Ticker Take podcast, we discussed a different framework for finding defensive stocks: how a company behaves specifically in down markets, how much certainty there is around its earnings estimates, whether earnings are still growing, and what investors are paying for that predictability.
Thanks to Jon for having me on.
Watch here: piped.video/watch?v=Rcs4zMfr…
Quality investing may be asking the wrong question.
Strong balance sheets. Stable margins. Durable business models. Those traits describe the level of quality today. But do they tell investors where returns go next?
After six years of high quality failing to beat junk, we tested whether the direction of quality matters more than the level.
The answer challenges one of the market’s most comfortable assumptions.
Interested in the full insight? → email sales@trivectorresearch.com