On this episode of Common Sense Investing we say farewell to October one of the worst months in recent memory. Now that November is here we look at a few of our favorite stocks that we think offer value.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we try to answer to big question- is the start of a bear market. We also look at two of our favorite investments, Berkshire Hathaway and Caterpillar, that you can research and see if they are right for you.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we take a look at the markets and discuss our bias towards large cap stocks versus small cap stocks. We also look at the potential benefits of Qualified Charitable Contributions.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we take a look at the state of the markets and give you our top 5 ideas to research for your portfolio.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we take a look at areas of the market that we think are interesting in a rising interest rate environment. Along the way we talk about some of our favorite stocks like Wells Fargo.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we ponder how high interest rates can go over the next few years. We also talk about some stocks in the news as well one of our favorites- Snap On.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we talk about the newest market fad- Cannabis stocks. We also discuss why it is important to spend some time planning now that open enrollment season is here.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we take a look at the auto makers and the effects that financing has had on their balance sheets. We also take a look at two stocks that have just released earnings and see if either offer a compelling value.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we take a look at the current state of the markets and how global desynchronization is effecting the emerging markets. We also talk about 5 stocks that we have mentioned over the last several months.

On this episode of Common Sense Investing we discuss the traits of successful investors like Warren Buffet and Sir John Templeton and what we can learn from them. We also talk about one of our favorite investment ideas- Carmax.