On this week's show, all eyes are on the economy and central banks around the world. Unfortunately, their decisions affect your investments.  Karl discusses implications of those decisions.  Plus, Apple has recently been in the news.  What type of investor is Apple attracting now?  Karl explains.

On this week's show, Karl discusses why markets continue to rise and whether it's too late to get in if you're sitting on the sidelines.  Also, listener questions are answered.

Investors are ignoring bad news, should you?  Karl explains.  Plus, Karl gives you 14 stocks that have held up the best during the past 3 bear markets.  Lastly, estate planning is ignored by many but it should be a primary focus.

While markets continue to bounce around, Karl discusses the big picture on this episode.  Plus, fear can lead to bad investment decisions.  Karl lets you know that investing in the stock market is really all about the math.

A default in Argentina, Russia sanctions, and a Fed that might start hiking rates in the coming months was enough to cause investors to hit the sell button this week.  Plus, should you invest in a "good fund family"?

Stocks were rocky again this week with more news out of Ukraine & Russia.  But, does the news matter when it comes to your investments?  Karl explains.  Plus, investing outside of our borders may be a better value. All, on this week's show.

A Maylasian aircraft was allegedly shot down on Thursday. This caused stocks to falter while gold and bonds rallied.  But, buyers stepped in on Friday.  Karl discusses whether this could be a tipping point that leads to a longer correction.  Also, did Janet Yellen do an "irrational exuberance" speech last week.  Lastly, Karl tells you things life insurance agents won't say.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the record breaking oil losing streak, the Fed, and a stock that went up 25,000% in 3 weeks.  In addition, Karl explains crowded trades.

Apparently the sellers were the main ones on vacation.  Since the stock market opened back up yesterday morning, global markets have been red.  The primary news has been geopolitical strife more than anything.  Earnings season does kick off tonight with Alcoa.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the various conflicts of interest in the financial industry.  It's a segment every investor has to hear.  Also, how has the Affordable Care Act affected health insurance.  Rich Sena joins Karl in the studio.