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Rising interest rates have spooked both bond and stock markets alike. On this week's show, Karl explores whether we are indeed in a bond bear market.
On this week's show, Karl describes the recent pattern in the stock market and why based on history the stock market could continue higher after a pause.
On this week's podcast, Karl discusses some of the reasons for the selloff. Hint, it wasn't the government shutdown. Also, as he's mentioned many times, this is where diversification comes into play.
The longest streak in history of no 3% pullbacks is officially over. The stock market had a rough week. Karl explains why it happened and how to handle it.
On this week's show, Karl explains why you should care about the dollar and its poor performance over the past few months. Do politicians in the U.S. really want a strong dollar?
On this episode of The Eggerss Report, Karl discusses the importance of portfolio construction and how he's beginning to see people drift from their lane just because the stock market is going up. He explains why it's important to build a portfolio based on your goals.
Over the last few weeks, there's been a noticeable rotation in stocks. Karl discusses on this episode which areas have been hit and remain vulnerable and the current opportunities.
Markets didn't take a breather even though the calendar changed to a new year. Stocks rocketed higher propelled by bullish calls and more companies giving their employees benefits due to the tax law change. But, are things too good?
Karl also discusses what investors should expect from their portfolios.
On this week's show, Karl discusses the biggest threat to your portfolio in 2018, inflation. Also, what did we learn in 2017 that will make us better investors in 2018? That will be revealed.
On this week's Eggerss Report, Karl discusses the big drop in income stocks like utilities & REITs. Are investors sensing a better economy and higher interest rates? It appeared so this week.
Also, Karl talks about tax reform and what it really means to you.
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