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On this week's show, Karl discusses even though the stock market has been volatile in 2018, it's essentially gone nowhere. How do you navigate in that type of environment? Karl explains.
On this week's show, Karl explains how the earnings could be so good and the yet investors aren't buying it. Also, is our education system broken in the U.S.?
On this episode, Karl discusses the positives and negatives of the current stock market environment. Also on this episode, have you tried to get a mortgage lately? Karl will share some tips if and when you begin shopping for a mortgage. Lastly, do you have biases against certain types of investments. You shouldn't. He'll explain.
On this week's show, despite another risk to the stock market, investors ended up buying stocks and markets moved higher. But, the volatility remains.
On this week's show, Karl discusses the volatility this week in the stock market primarily caused by the U.S. and China tariff rhetoric. Are these just negotiating tactics or have we entered an actual trade war?
On this week's show, Karl discusses how the leadership is changing and why instead of the overall market falling, perhaps we continue to see "rolling bear markets".
Also on this episode, the difference between cap weighted and equal weight ETFs.
On this week's show, Karl outlines what 3 things are causing the recent volatility in the stock market. Also, how a properly diversified portfolio can make it through the volatility.
On this week's show, Karl & Casey Keller CFA discuss the proper way to build a portfolio. They go through all the various items to consider.
On this episode, Karl discusses rolling bear markets. What if the past is not a guide to help investors navigate in the future? We could possibly see a very different type of stock market in the years to come. Karl explores.
On this week's show, Karl discusses the last time investors threw a tantrum over a big headline. Also, what areas look good now that we've had a "correction"?
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