In this episode I teach investors why I'm Changing My current investing strategy. I give descriptions of each different types of investing styles (value, growth, dividend). And how each can affect your portfolio.

In this episode I explain to investors how Wall Street reacts to businesses and their stock prices. From the micro to the macro, from supply chain bottlenecks, to geopolitical factors. The markets are bipolar and they simply react negatively or positively. But they will react everyday to some news in some one form or fashion. Albeit good or bad. It's my job to teach investors how to navigate the stock market in any economy.

In this episode I detail what meme stocks are. The traps and pitfalls of meme stocks. I explain to investors the volatility of those stocks in relation to poor business fundamentals. vRrs8HOn1CD7SYff4H0Z

In this episode I teach investors what exactly share buybacks is and how it effects you as an investor. Good, bad, and ugly.

In this episode I teach investors the truth about Wall Street. I detail how you'll miss potential gains following the investing strategy Wall Street takes. I also explain Wall Streets uncanny nack to find wonderful companies and low valuations.

In this episode I give investors the characteristics of a healthy growing business. I detail how a strong business is a great candidate for a stock they intend to own

In this episode I teach investors how I consistently outpace the stock markets tops weighted indexes. I give detailed explanation on how key factors can determine them having a consistently growing portfolio!

In this episode I educate investors on what dividend stocks are and how they can be building blocks to practical investing.

In this episode I detail what’s happening in the current economy and how it’s affecting businesses, the consumer, and the stock markets

In this episode I detail how the markets are affected in the short term due to the economy. Investing in stocks is investing in businesses over the long term. That comes with economic head and tail winds that investors have to be emotionally intelligent enough to navigate through.