Enterprising Investor

In episode #174, With interest rates so low, and a Fed determined to keep them low for a prolonged period, does it make sense to allocate money to fixed income securities right now?

In episode #172, John Linehan, CFA, describes his firm's investment philosophy and the value of "constructive dissonance," and discusses why maintaining a global perspective is more important than ever.

In episode #171, Michael Kitces discusses some of the key issues and trends for financial advisers, including the looming fiscal cliff and the potential for tax rates to rise significantly in the future.

In episode #170, Sam Peters, CFA, discusses his firm's free cash flow-based approach to valuation, and the challenges and opportunities in today's stock market.

In episode #168, Jeremy Bolland discusses the best practices for banks, brokerages, and research analysts for the production and dissemination of investment research, as well as the regulatory landscape in the Asia Pacific region.

In episode #167, Marc Faber, editor of "The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report", speaks about his views on money printing, inflation, central banking, China, the Eurozone, and the Fed's monetary policy.

In episode #165, John R. Boatright discusses the ethical issues facing investment professionals in the investment industry and how to manage them.

In episode #166, Chris Douvos of Venture Investment Associates speaks about the evolution of the venture capital industry.

In episode #164, John P. Calamos, Sr., discusses the rise of the middle class in emerging markets and what investors in these markets should focus on.

In episode #163, Learn ways that defined benefit funds can be modified to provide adequate benefits for employees and acceptable cost for employers.