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In the 69th episode of the Market Misbehavior podcast, Dave catches up with Mary Ellen McGonagle, Founder and President of MEM Investment Research. Mary Ellen discusses her formative years as an institutional investor, lessons learned working with legendary investor William O'Neil, a new phase for the AI trade, strategies for playing overextended charts, and the biggest risks for equities in Q4. Recorded 9/25/25.
You can learn more about Mary Ellen's work at https://meminvestmentresearch.com/.
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