Nicole Lappin
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4,192 appearances
114 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 9 Dec
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Go to Chime.com slash disclosures for details. So I have written, count them, five books now. But each time I'm in the writing process, I stay at an Airbnb. I love to stay at an Airbnb. When I was actually first launching this show, I was at an Airbnb in Arizona. It was so peaceful. It was stunning. I could be productive and comfortable. The Airbnb was also surrounded by a ton of javelinas.
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Find a co-host at Airbnb.com slash host. I'm Nicole Lappin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand. It's time for some money rehab. So I feel like the story this week is less about the moment-to-moment headlines like it was last week, and instead looking ahead to settling down into this new normal.
Nothing happened this week that was as crazy as what went down last week, for sure. I mean, we don't have any tweets moving trillions of dollars to discuss today. So we can kind of take a deep breath and talk about how to adapt to the economic conditions that seem to be staying here for a while, whether it's six weeks or six months.
To help me do that, I'm joined by Karen Finerman, one of my favorites. She is the co-founder and CEO of a New York-based hedge fund, Metropolitan Capital Advisors, and has been a panelist on CNBC's Fast Money since day one, literally. She's also the host of the podcast How She Does It, conversations with powerful women about how they're embracing challenges and managing success.
both personally and professionally. So today we talk about the value of the dollar, the opportunities and challenges with all the tariff chaos, and Karen's best performing stock pick of 2025. Here's our conversation. Karen Feinerman, welcome to Money Rehab. Nicole, thank you for having me. So good to reconnect.
Normally we kick off our interviews by getting straight into the headlines, but in this economy, it just feels important to ask how you're doing.
Are you monitoring Twitter for monumental potential tweet?
So can you give us a sense of the VIX? We've been hearing a lot in the news lately. So when you say that the VIX is high around 50, what is it normally? And then you say that you look to cover some hedges. What do you mean by that?
Well, unless you're a long investor, like betting on the future, holding onto your investments for a long period of time, not trying to bet against the market. So when you say you see blood on the streets, including yours, what kind of blood have you been shedding? I hate saying that. I don't want you to shed blood.
Yeah. You had right at the beginning of the year, you shared the stocks that you were looking at for 2025. Yep. The acronym was CARB, which is making me hungry, but it was, right? Citi, Alibaba, United Rentals, Boeing, Energy, and Dell.
How do you feel about those picks moving into the second half of the year with everything we've seen in January?
With the success of your Alibaba pick, are you looking to double down more on Chinese DTC companies?
Have you looked at anything else or does anything else?
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