Horse Cents Street Smart Investing

In this episode of "Horse Cents, Street Smart Investing", Craig and Clark Hodges join producer Ron Corning to dissect the 'Meme Stock' craze that saw Dallas-based Gamestop at the epicenter. Is it over or poised for a comeback? For those hit hard by meme stock losses, this podcast delves into their evolving relationship with the market. Do these investors steer clear, potentially missing out on long-term wealth? The hosts explore the psychological and financial aftermath, offering valuab...

In Season 2, Episode 4 of 'Horse Cents, Street Smart Investing,' hosts Craig and Clark Hodges delve into the role of celebrity CEOs and how they can impact a company, using Elon Musk and Tesla as an example. They explore the fine line between a celebrity CEO blessing or cursing a company, emphasizing that while CEO charisma matters, it's the company's fundamentals that ultimately drive its value. Drawing from Disney's experience, they highlight the importance of leadership with a grasp of bus...

Join Horse Cents, Street Smart Investing for a conversation with Hodges Capital CEO and co-founder Craig Hodges and Director of Research Eric Marshall in Season 2, Episode 3, as they dive deep into the complex world of inflation and investing. In this episode, Craig and Eric explore the true meaning behind inflation and how it can actually be a sign of prosperity, despite popular belief. They also tackle the Fed's goal of raising unemployment and discuss the potential impact it could have on ...

In this episode the Hodges brothers break down the relationship between politics and your money. While there is always a lot of rhetoric around how the outcome of an election can impact the market, you may be shocked to learn that the outcome of midterm elections has historically not had a negative impact on the market. But the Hodges acknowledge politics and policy can shape certain areas of the economy. And how do they take into account your personal politic views when bui...

It’s the launch of season 2 of “Horse Cents, Street Smart Investing”, and we take a look at the year that was. What does history tell us about navigating a downturn like we saw in 2022? And what happens if you sit on the sidelines during the comeback? We break it down by the numbers, and the results are remarkable. And finally, building trust. Yes, the Hodges know that bad advisors give the good ones a bad name. What you should look for when looking for an adviso...

Clark Hodges and Alan Ebright will discuss a few items in this episode. Having a plan for saving and investing. Tips for increasing your savings. It’s time in the market, not timing the market, that is the most important element. Is rental property a good idea? When it comes to stock dividends, it’s your pick; reinvest or take the distribution. Getting a financial check-up in your late 40s or early 50s.

Clark and Alan will discuss the effects of perceived negative news on our investing psyche. The hazards of Shiny Object Syndrome (chasing things that are in-fashion and widely discussed). How having a research process helps our clients and reduces behavioral investing mistakes. A couple tips for calming oneself. A little education on SPACs and how things can go from red hot to ice cold in a short period of time. Sometimes it’s about what you do not buy that ends up being the right decision.

The Hodges brothers will talk more about the history of the company. Their father, Don Hodges, and his legacy. The power of observation in our research process…..and of course there will be a few quotes from Don’s book, Horse Sense, Street Smarts.

Alan and Clark will discuss one of the biggest behavioral investing mistakes. Why any short-term prognostication about the market direction is futile. Hazards of extrapolating the current market environment. Your advisor as your financial therapist.

This is a very important episode for those who are retired or retiring in the near future. Everyone will have various levers to pull to get income in retirement and we’ll walk through those that are the most common. Retirement income planning is nothing more than establishing a budget, and this episode will help you out.