Creating Richer Lives

On this week's show, Karl discusses the meeting between Presidents Xi & Trump and the potential impact on the market.  Plus, how do you feel about the market?  Karl would bet most of you are skeptical that the rally will continue.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the Fed's decision on Wednesday to leave interest rates unchanged. 

But, they indicated that they're likely to cut rates at the next meeting in July.  Investors loved that message and bought stocks pushing the major indices to new all-time highs.

What happens in July if they indeed do cut rates?  Will it be enough?  On the other hand, what if they don't cut rates?

On this week's show, Karl discusses how investors are pricing in a Federal Reserve rate cut and why that may not be good.

On this week's show, Karl discusses how the Federal Reserve has made a major shift in their thinking and now the market is expecting a rate cut next month.  The question is do we really want that?

On this week's show, Karl discusses the market's struggles in May.  Sell in May and go away worked this year.  Tariffs, a trade war, and a slowing economy were the main culprits.

On this week's show, Karl discusses that even though the stock market has been more volatile as of late, there really isn't a trend.  And, that's not the worst thing in the world.

On this week's show, Karl discusses how a "good" economy is vulnerable to shocks and tariffs and trade war may just be that shock.  Plus, proper portfolio positioning can help during volatile times.

On this week's show, Karl discusses how volatility has returned and it all started with a simple tweet from the President. The trade war is back on.

On this week's Eggerss Report, Karl discusses whether or not the Federal Reserve should be eliminated. Also, Warren Buffett said this week that he owns Amazon. Did he just call the top in Amazon?

On this special episode, Karl welcomes guest Casey Keller, CFA to the podcast as they discuss all things Roth IRAs.  Roth IRAs aren't just for young low income earners.  They explore the many ways Roth IRAs may be appropriate for you.