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.

On this podcast, Karl discusses one sector that was under pressure this week.  Is it a buy or a bust?

Plus, have you been laid off?  If so, you have a lot of decisions to make.  Karl shares a few.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the market's ability to grind higher.  It's despite some early losses early in the week, the stock market managed to move a bit higher and is closer to new all-time highs.  

Plus, mutual fund fees aren't always what they appear to be.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the recent strength in the stock market but why a technical setup may cause a short-term drop.  Plus, is trading all it's cracked up to be?

On this week's show, Karl welcomes guest Casey Keller to discuss Opportunity Zone investing.  What is it and who would be a good fit for this type of inestment?

Also, Karl gives listeners a warning about insurance salesmen dressing up like advisors.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the tug of war between the slowing economy and the fact that the Fed isn't raising interest rates anymore.  Plus, the yield curve has inverted.  Now what?  And lastly, has the "Bernanke Put" become the "Trump Put"?

On this special episode, Karl takes some time to discuss ways you can be successful investing in the markets even when times get rough or the stock market is volatile.

The Fed is walking a tightrope right now between an economy that they don't want to grow too fast and one where they don't want it to slow down so much that a recession is possible. On this week's podcast, Karl discusses why the stock market was in a slump this week.