On this episode of Common Sense Investing we talk about what we think are the three most significant challenges to the market as we head towards year end. We also give you our thoughts on how you might want to use any volitily to your advantage. 10.03.23
On this edition of Common sense Investing we look at the markets for clues on what may happen during the coming quarter. We also dive in and take a closer look at the outlook for the banking sector. 3.30.23
On this episode of Common Sense Investing we look at the current challenges facing investors; inflation, interest rates, recession and discuss the near-term prospects for the market. 12.6.22
On this episode of Common Sense Investing we go back to the basics and talk about having a personal investment philosophy. We also talk about five things you can do that may help you become a better investor. 4.20.22
On this episode of Common Sense Investing we talk about an uncertain world and how that should influence the price you pay for stocks. We also talk about Tesla splitting it's stock and Berkshire Hathaway making major investments. 3.30.22
On this episode of Common Sense Investing we look at the recent announcements by both Google and Amazon and the possible reasons why they are splitting their stock. 3.16.22
On this episode of Common Sense Investing we review the latest Warren Buffet shareholder letter to what he has to say on investing and the markets. 3.2.22
On this edition of Common Sense Investing we talk about the divergence between the price of oil and the energy stocks. We also comment on why we think the worst is behind us. 2.16.22
On this episode of Common Sense Investing we talk about just how far oil prices can rise from where they are now. We also share some of our ideas on where to invest now. 2.2.22
On this edition of Common Sense Investing we finish our Annual Outlook by looking at stocks that we think might do well in the coming year. 1.19.22
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The hosts of Common Sense Investing have been helping their clients and listeners make sense of the markets for nearly three decades. Using a conservative, diversified, value oriented approach to investing they strive to make you a better-educated, well-informed investor.
With a straight forward, common sense approach, they’ll share their insights on today’s markets, economy and financial planning topics with the belief that is just as important to protect your assets, as it is to grow them. Whether it's traditional investing, estate and trust planning, philanthropic and succession planning or insurance, the hosts are part of the XML Financial Group, an independent financial planning firm where each advisor is a fiduciary. To learn more visit us at www.xmlfg.com