Game changing insight on the coronavirus and how this past Super Tuesday changed the game for the upcoming presidential election. Wes is joined by guest host Andy Dean, former president of Trump productions and host of American out with Andy Dean. This episode of MM also explores how higher dividend paying stocks might compare with bonds over the next decade.

In this Coronavirus Special, Wes interviews Dr. Amesh Adalja of John Hopkins University Center for Health Security about COVID-19. Dr. Adalja’s work is focused on emerging infectious diseases, pandemic preparedness, and biosecurity. We dig into the mortality rate of this virus and the data that the world is currently basing this very important statistic around. Dr. Adalja gives his reasoning on why the mortality rate will likely drop from the currently reported 3% down to possibly 0.5%. He also gives his perspective on South Korea's healthcare system and when he expects to see a vaccine available to the public. We cover these topics and more! Be sure to listen as we try to demystify COVID-19.

There are two items that have been freaking out markets: The Coronavirus and Super Tuesday's election. Ryan Ely and I discuss the key takeaways and latest research from Dr. Amesh Adalja of Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security. He shared his expectations around how the situation is likely to evolve in the coming weeks. This new research and perspective is a complete game-changer in the course of this narrative.

When you see news anchors broadcasting while wearing flu face masks and the Dow Jones is down 1000 points in a day…(that was just Monday and Tuesday) it’s unsettling. We discuss the bad news, good news, and bottom-line assessment of the Coronavirus with Investment Advisor, Ryan Ely. As well as more context around what’s happening with COVID-19 and how that could impact markets and your investments.

This episode of MM discusses some of the moonshot stocks in 2020 that have captured our attention. We also discuss today’s big five stocks compared to the big five in 1999. Caller questions include “Can I tap my 401(k) at age 56?” and “What will happen to my IRA due to the SECURE act?”

This episode of MM discusses some of the moonshot stocks in 2020 that have captured our attention. We also discuss today’s big five stocks compared to the big five in 1999. Caller questions include “Can I tap my 401(k) at age 56?” and “What will happen to my IRA due to the SECURE act?”

This episode of MM lays out the potential game changing technology in the works from SpaceX that would create fiberoptic-like Internet service for every corner of planet earth. Multiple caller questions about 401(k) rollovers, investments, and access.

This MM explains a powerful new documentary, Cuba and the Cameraman, that chronicles Cuba’s socialist economic experiment in time-lapse cinematography. American journalist John Alpert makes multiple trips to Cuba over a 45 year period. The documentary’s message is a critical one, as it creates a visual history of socialism’s failure. This is particularly important in a time when socialism as a concept is getting mainstream traction in the United States.

his episode of MM helps us understand how markets react to global health epidemics. The Asian flu, the Hong Kong flu, SARS, the Swine flu, Ebola etc. have all been formidable tests for markets and economies. Multiple caller questions including 457 rollovers, smart beta ETFs, and a concentrated stock position.

his episode of MM explains the powerful presidential stock market cycle in addition to how the president has leveraged trade talks to juice the market almost on command. Caller questions related to taking a lump-sum or monthly pension.