Dynamic Growth

We build a retirement portfolio draft style, we select growth, value, and hybrid to try to beat the market since 2008 with less volatility than the market. Will we succeed? We also talk about the Dynamic Growth Cooking Show and our innovative culinary style and give updates on the beef content of McDonalds Hamburgers, as well as ways to disrupt the paint industry.

This week on the podcast we discuss Special Purpose Acquisition Companies or SPACs otherwise known as Blank Check Companies. They are all the rage in 2020 raising over 80 billion dollars in 2020 and are beating that number for 2021. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages as well as the pitfalls of viewing some of these high-flying assets like dogecoin as investments. In the end, Derek has a late Christmas surprise for Nate. If you enjoy like and subscribe to get updates for new episodes as well as clips each week!

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A follow-up of the bitcoin podcast to explore 2 other cryptos, at the time of recording dogecoin, was 8 cents and blew up to a new all-time high of 42 cents! Ether has experienced similar growth to bitcoin but is still not as known and has unique applications that bitcoin cant offer.

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The age-old question, should I buy growth stocks, should I buy value stocks, or should I just own both? In the month of March, a lot of our favorite growth names were hammered as institutional money moved into value. Should we abandon the ship and follow them? Nate and Derek play a game and compete to see whose growth stocks and whose value stocks will outperform in the rest of 2021. Enjoy!

We talk about stocks, bonds, and REITs... but what about owning physical real estate. Andrew Bang is a doctor of chiropractic and residential real estate investor who owns many properties in the Cleveland area. He gives his insights on real estate investing. The good bad and the ugly of owning real estate. Enjoy!

The Federal Government recently passed another 1.9 trillion dollar stimulus package and is now talking about a 2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill. We talk about how this affects your investments in the short and long term and also where to put your money to make the most out of this environment.

We all have to pay taxes but none of us want to pay more than we are required.  We share moves you can make with your investment accounts to reduce current and future taxation.  

In this episode we discuss credit cards with budgeting expert Katelyn Lamb.  We uncover some of the traps credit card companies use to entice cardholders to take on more debt than they can pay off.  We also reveal some of the little known benefits to using credit cards. If used responsibly, the perks of credit cards extend far beyond cash back or travel miles.  Learn how a credit card may actually strengthen your financial health. 

Hobbies enrich our lives and bring us happiness. Everyone should have four types of hobbies: hobbies that make you healthy, wealthy, happy and smarter.  Derek and Nate share a few of their hobbies in each category and discuss how we make room for those hobbies in our lives. 

The stock market can be a volatile place to store wealth and traders attempt to make a profit by timing market fluctuations.  Should we be attempting to time the market as long-term investors?  In this episode, we go to our back-test models to find out. We also give a moment of silence for the greatest podcast that will never be heard.