Millennial Economics

This week starts out with listener mail about what to do in case of emergencies, and a quick update on our podcast "fund".

Then we look into a story about student loan debts being on pause and if there is something bigger that could come out of it.

Our second story is about the rise of the Chinese Economy and what does it mean to America.

And on our final thoughts we talk about the fourth quarter and what will it tell us. 

This weeks episode is in the pipeline, but a quick explanation of what is going on.

This week we talk about the new podcast fund and how we can start tracking our own investments. Then we move on to talk about the upcoming layoffs in the Airline industries and if they should be bailed out again. We finish up talking about New York City, and their surge in bankruptcies and if there is more to come.

On this weeks episode the Millennial Economics podcast bought an option and started to track it. After our discussion with Sean Williams we decided that instead of just talking about options we would buy one.

At the end we touch a little bit about the election and the economy. 

On today's episode we talk about investment strategies and how the big firms make their trades. We delve into credit card debt being reduced during the pandemic and what it can tell us. We also talk about Millennial millionaires and what their assets are. 

In our wrap up with talk a little about Nikkola and whats happening at that company along with the Nasdaq100.

In this episode, we are joined with our first guest, Sean Williams from Lewis Hamilton Investment and we talk about Investment club, markets, and trends in the market.

We finish up with a correction from a former episode and briefly talk about what is happening with tech stocks. 

This week we start with a listener question about college fund investing, and how to get started. Then we discuss Bill Ackmans idea of how to save the economy. 

We discuss Warren Buffett's big moves in the market and round off with MGM and their fight to stay alive.

This week we take listener mail about where your money should be going. Then we discuss the housing cycle in America and who is booming. Also we talk about James Altucher's Blog "NYC is dead forever...here's why"

We also talk about legendary investor Ray Dalio and AirBNB's IPO.

In our first show we explore the repercussions of the end of PPP loans, Warren Buffet, and the near future of stocks