The Nasdaq Composite Index crossed the 10,000 mark this past week, a milestone that took about 50 years. Joe and Bobbi discuss why stock indexes have been higher despite the terrible economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, and what investors may not be aware of when they choose to put their money in certain index funds. 

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Earlier this year Morgan Stanley purchased discount broker E-Trade. This week the CEO made statements about how many features of E-Trade (including the name) will stay the same....a move many didn't expect. Is this good for customers? Pete the Planner (Peter Dunn), host of the Pete The Planner podcast AND CEO of Hey Money joins Joe today to talk about how customers win and how brokers REALLY think about you and your money.

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A recent CNBC piece revealed that Robinhood investors have done very well lately as the markets surged...but many seasoned investors have been sitting this one out. What's going on? Pete the Planner (Peter Dunn), USA Today columnist and Hey Money! CEO joins Joe to tackle trading, Robinhood, and knowing what you're doing before investing on today's podcast.

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Boston fund company GMO is slashing their stock market exposure, according to a recent Marketwatch story. Bobbi and co-host Cameraon Huddleston, author of Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk, discuss the manager's concerns and why the stock market is rising despite the economic impact of the coronavirus. 

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Nursing homes are being offered more money to take in Coronavirus patients, but the ones stepping up often have the worst track records. Bobbi and Co-host Cameron Huddleston, author of Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk, explain the impact on the already fragile system, and Cameron shares her own personal experiences with the nursing home industry. 

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While graduating in 2020 may be different than most years, the lessons we share today with graduates are not. We'll cover several ideas presented in a major publication recently for graduates, and both Bobbi and Joe will share their own. Whether you're graduating this year, soon, or you're already well past graduation, there's something here for everyone!

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There's a push to let mainstream investors choose to put retirement funds into private equity and other higher risk, but higher potential reward investments. Is this something you should be getting into- and if so, how will you learn the ropes?

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A recent New York Times piece profiles several businesses now that the Payroll Protection Program is closing for some owners. Did it work? Do we need another shot in the arm from the government? We'll ask Paula Pant from Afford Anything what SHE thinks on today's podcast.

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Jim Cramer weighed in on the horrible events that occurred this week. Specifically, why have markets risen while current events are so terrible? Shouldn't the markets be down right now? We'll review his opinions and add our own. Paula Pant from AffordAnything joins us today!

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When the stay at home orders started, it was impossible to find TP. Then when we were all baking, yeast and flour went missing. Chris Guillebeau, author of The Money Tree, joins Bobbi Rebell to co-host this episode looking at why there could possibly be a lack of inventory for a product both hosts thought wasn't in demand at all during the pandemic.

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