Becker Private Equity & Business

In this episode Scott Becker discusses the 10 largest US companies by market cap.

In this episode Scott discusses:

Futures point down on the major indexes to start the week after a great rally last Thursday and Friday.

Bitcoin opens right around $16,800 after a frightening week in the world of crypto currencies.

The entire value of FTX, the crypto exchange has essentially been wiped out.

The Nasdaq is down 27.62% YTD while the S&P is down 16.22% and the Dow down 7.13%.

Meta is now a $300 billion dollar company after having been a trillion-dollar company.

The top 10 companies by revenues.

Latest midterm election expectations.

And more!

In this episode Scott discusses the importance of having your allocations right and keeping your money in the market.

In this episode Scott discusses:

Thrilled to see the markets surge higher yesterday.

The markets responded to inflation coming in less than expected.

Treasury yields fell.

The markets open reletively flat this AM.

Bitcoin is tanking this AM.

Oil is close to $90 a barrel.

And more!

In this episode Scott discusses buying individual stocks vs index funds.

In this episode Scott Becker discusses the importance of not selling on the dip and keeping money in the market long term.

In this episode Scott Becker discusses the trend of employers wanting their employees to return to the office instead of working remote and the pushback from employees.

In this episode Scott discusses:

Bitcoin continues to crash.

The markets tanked yesterday.

The long term treasury yield dropped some on longer term recessionary fears.

The Dems will win the senate or get 50 seats. It ultimately comes down to a runoff and Georgia and the outcome in AZ and NV.

Futures point slightly up this am.

Oil has dropped to around $85.50 a barrel.

CPI is being released today.

Beyond Meat dropped 9 plus percent yesterday.

And more!

In this episode Scott Becker shares an update on the midterms.

In this episode Scott talks about the importance of having a margin of safety when it comes to debt and major purchases. He also discusses the importance of becoming debt free as soon as possible.