Risk is uncertainty about lifetime consumption. Long story short, you should know how to define risk. Is it the likelihood something can lose money? Is it how much it can possibly go down? Or is it just volatility along the way? Brad explains in todays show!

Risk is uncertainty about lifetime consumption. Long story short, you should know how to define risk. Is it the likelihood something can lose money? Is it how much it can possibly go down? Or is it just volatility along the way? Brad explains in todays show!

Over the past 6 months the US created an average of 381k jobs per month compared to pre pandemic pace of less than 200k. This is a good thing because as the fed raises rates hoping to cool the economy down and therefore inflation, this provides a cushion for them to do so without the economy falling into full recession or anything like that.

Over the past 6 months the US created an average of 381k jobs per month compared to pre pandemic pace of less than 200k. This is a good thing because as the fed raises rates hoping to cool the economy down and therefore inflation, this provides a cushion for them to do so without the economy falling into full recession or anything like that.

The benchmark S&P 500 Index’s recent rebound has brought it more than halfway back from its 2022 low point in mid-June, which is an encouraging sign for many investors. It’s certainly one of the most statistically reliable signals in the stock market. But does that mean it’s safe to get back into stocks?

The benchmark S&P 500 Index’s recent rebound has brought it more than halfway back from its 2022 low point in mid-June, which is an encouraging sign for many investors. It’s certainly one of the most statistically reliable signals in the stock market. But does that mean it’s safe to get back into stocks?

Let’s say you have a rental property that you bought a while ago. In San Diego that means you have HUGE gains in that house, and if you ever sell it will be a capital nightmare. Brad offers some tips on how you could potentially get rid of the tax.

Let’s say you have a rental property that you bought a while ago. In San Diego that means you have HUGE gains in that house, and if you ever sell it will be a capital nightmare. Brad offers some tips on how you could potentially get rid of the tax.

There’s a lot of speculation lately about whether the U.S. is officially in a recession. Both President Joe Biden and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said we’re not there just yet, pointing to the strong labor market and rising wages. Brad weighs in on today’s show.

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