On this week's show, Karl discusses whether or not someone should give a family member a loan.  Also on this show, there are many reasons investors aren't successful with their finances and their investments.  Karl gives a few reasons.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the continued strength in the stock market.  It's now a 9-week winning streak and the Dow has regained 26,000.

On this week's Eggerss Report, Karl discusses the persistent stock market and how even when there should be a pause or pullback, the market continues higher.  Bears are frustrated while bulls are a little surprised.

Plus, Karl gives a few ways parents and grandparents can educate their kids about finance.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the fact that while things have improved, a few comments can still move stocks. And, Karl gives something investors should consider doing over the next few days.

On this week's show, Karl discusses whether or not investors have everything they need.  Also on this episode, a blowout jobs report, the Fed halts,progress on trade, and a gangbuster of a January in the stock market.

On this week's show, Karl discusses why volatile markets can cause investors to make some big mistakes.  Karl gives some practical solutions to listeners to help them minimize those mistakes.

Also, the government is now open for business.  Well, for now.  Ironically, the market went straight up while it was closed.  Will it fall now that it's open?

On this week's Eggerss Report, Karl discusses what everyone must do right now.  Plus, the market continues to rocket higher.  Are we in the clear?

On this week's show, Karl discusses why the stock market continues to rise.  Investors have seen 2 out of 3 things worrying them turn positive.  He'll explain.

On this week's show, Karl explains how Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve appeared to capitulate this week and give investors exactly what they wanted.

On this week's podcast, Karl discusses the recent volatility we're seeing in the market.  You don't see these moves everyday, but it's not unprecedented.