In this episode, after the market wrap including the funny stuff going on in oil, the current state of the virus was explained.   Our favorite Oddball section was added and the Europe was discussed.   A special on Warren Buffett was included and the US economic news discussed.  The wrap-up was a food for thought talk about what has happened in China (2 months ahead of the US in this virus fight) and what might happen in the western world.

In This episode, I review last week's markets and discuss the dramatic results of oil on Monday.  I discuss falling profits in the S&P500 companies - and what that means.  I discuss the ECB banking system and the concept of a "bad bank."  I talk about why Stimulus is NOT Stimulus.   I explain that we will never return to Normal.    And I discuss one state's plan to get its people back to work.

In this episode, I review the markets for the past week, and talk about the world of the virus as it appears to be coming, some oddball news items, how Italy is determining the future of the EU, a special few words about what is going on in the gold market, and some closing thoughts to keep you focused on the ultimate target of our economy.

In this episode, I review the European problems and the state of the virus.  I also discuss the government programs that are working and project my ideas of the future economy after "the era of the virus."

In this episode, I review last week's markets, and review the Virus news and include some Oddball news items, then get serious about what's happening in Europe (very serious) and review the US economic news, and conclude with a review of today's market versus the Great Depression.

In This episode, I update the markets with predictions and the latest news of the virus and economics including Congress, the FED and Unemployment.  There are miscellaneous tidbits added for your enjoyment.

In this episode, I talk about last week's market action, unemployment, and a Virus lesson from China.  I also talk about how the FED is trying its hardest to accomplish Bailout 2.0 (remember TARP?)

In this episode, I walk through the most exciting week in the markets that has taken place since 1929.  We are now officially in a BEAR market.  I talk about the slow, but dangerous rise in 10 Year Treasury Interest Rates.

In this episode, I talk about stocks, bonds and gold over the past week, and their various price actions..  I also point out the disappointment the Federal Reserve must have felt after their 1/2 point Fed Funds Rate did not bring the expect results.

In this podcast, I talk about the US stock market fall and its future based on a possible recession and the various possible Virus behaviors in the US.  I answer the question: "Will there be a recession?"  I also talk about a depression.