This is a sequel to a popular episode I did months ago. With interest rates and inflation being unpredictable, you need an investment to protect the downside risk. According to data, here's a few to consider.
The price of everything we pay for has increased substantially over the past 5 years. If you're like me, you're wondering when the madness will stop? Tune in to understand why it may not stop.
Consumer sentiment, aka Emotion, is the primary driver behind the pricing of the stock market. And what's more emotional to the American public than Politics? Understand what to look for in determining how Politics bring value to the stock market.
As over 40% of the worlds population hits the polls this year, its important to understand what areas of the stock market will be affected by political change. Tune in to find out, and be ahead of the curve!
The stock market is breaking records (alongside Patrick Maholmes).....perfect time to learn about its not-so fabulous counterpart, the bond market. If you're inexperienced in the world of bonds, this episode is for you!
Chairman Jerome Powell spoke on 60 minutes last week, to give his professional opinion on where interest rates are headed at the next Fed meeting in March. Investors weren't happy with his words, and markets reflected it.
2023 was a great year for the stock market, with an astounding 24% gain. Will this continue into 2024? The faith of this year's markets lies in two heavy factors, listen to learn what they are.
This past December, I've graduated college with a degree in Investments, a semester early. Here's some of the best advice I've received in my academic tenure.
The market's resiliency to harsh changes this year is astonishing, from bank failures, geopolitical turmoil and more. But the year is over......will the strength continue in 2024?
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You hear it all the time: Wall Street, Stocks, Recessions, Inflation......so what? What does it all mean? How can I apply this information to create a positive impact on my own life? Find out from the…
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