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Jim Claire interviews Pat Condo the CEO of Seekr Technologies, Mili Iyenger and Buddy Ryland from Accenture's "Edge" practice.

In this week's episode, Jim Claire has a conversation with Baker Spring of The Default Clock Committee.

Baker Spring is a policy expert specializing in national security, foreign policy, treaty ratification, arms control, non-proliferation policy, missile defense, and defense budget issues. He has extensive experience in working with members of Congress, at the staff level, as a policy analyst on Capitol Hill, and as a Fellow with the U.S. Senate Committee on the Budget.

We spent a half hour discussing the 12 factors that the Review Committee for the Default Clock uses to determine how close the US Government is to actually defaulting on its debt, which would be a very scary prospect for the world's economy.

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This is a re-broadcast of an earlier podcast, now as a video podcast!

An interview with Tetsuo "Harry" Ishihara, an excellent economist and corporate strategist based in Tokyo.

We talk about the recent history of the Japanese economy as they are awakening from a 30 year doldrum, and what the US economy could learn from Japan's experience of negative interest rates and no inflation with a declining population.

In this episode of "Java with Jim", we interview Stephen Boatman of Flat Fee Financial to discuss saving and paying for college. Stephen is a CFP and a CSLP and has all the answers for how to save for college and pay off those student loans.

In our latest episode of "Java with Jim" we sit down for a conversation with Grant Johnson from Benevolent Capital as a follow up to our well received discussion about sports investing with his identical twin brother, Brett Johnson.

Grant explains how they came to invest in;

In this episode, Jim Claire interviews Brett Johnson, CEO of Benevolent Capital, as they discuss the business of SPORTS!

Brett's company owns the USL teams of Phoenix Rising and Rhode Island FC as well as the U.K. Championship League team of Ipswich Town FC.

Jim Claire has a very frank discussion with an anonymous Realtor friend from Charlotte, code named "Tilden", to talk about what is wrong with the real estate buying process and how a recent lawsuit against the biggest real estate firms in the country might upend the industry.

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Jim Claire and Jim Dulin were working for First Union on September 11th 2001 and happened to be on a business trip to Wall Street on that fateful day. This is their story of what they experienced and they want to make sure that the world never forgets what our country went through on the horrible day.

Also, please watch this amazing story of the flotilla of boats that rescued 500,000 people that day.

Spoiler alert, this is not about the 1997 horror movie, but rather in this episode Jim Claire talks with Patrick Welsh about his experience as a summer intern for Double Eagle Partners. They discuss what Patrick has learned and the tasks he has done with Jim and how this internship has furthered Patrick's Knowledge of the financial world.

#Finance #Internship #Investment #Financialservices #stocks

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Stocks discussed:

$COMT

$USO

$GLD

$SLV

$NVDA

In this Episode I dive into a couple studies done surrounding monkeys and investing. I relate how the behavior of monkeys reflect corporate America and I talk about how the study of monkeys throwing darts to pick stocks actually has some valuable insights.