Andy, Corey, and Noah break down how to position yourself when the market hits new highs. They explain why smart investors don’t panic or sit on the sidelines—they prepare. The team covers how to use options strategies like credit spreads, puts, and butterfly trades to create cash flow and buy stocks at a discount. Corey introduces the concept of “click and get paid,” while Noah highlights how to use puts strategically to enter positions. Together they show how technical analysis, risk management, and adaptability help investors stay profitable in any market—especially at the top.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - How to invest confidently when the market is at all-time highs - Why technical analysis and risk management are key to timing and survival - How to use high-probability strategies like credit spreads and butterfly trades - The “click and get paid” approach to generating cash flow through options - How to leverage puts to buy stocks at a discount - Why knowledge and adaptability always outperform prediction
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Ethan Everett, author of The Investment Philosophers, joins Andy to explore the deeper, more reflective side of investing. With a background in finance, law, and philosophy, Ethan shares how timeless ideas from great thinkers like Spinoza and Nietzsche can shape modern investment decisions. He explains why understanding a company’s “moat” is essential, how AI is changing research and analysis, and why meaningful, adaptable investment strategies are the future. Together, Andy and Ethan discuss how philosophy, technology, and human judgment intersect in today’s markets.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - Why a philosophical approach can make you a better investor - How ideas from thinkers like Spinoza and Nietzsche apply to modern finance - The importance of moats and what gives companies lasting advantage - How AI is transforming research and investment strategy - Why adaptability and purpose matter in building long-term wealth

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Andy sits down with Angus Fletcher, professor at Ohio State and author of "Primal Intelligence: You’re Smarter Than You Know", to explore how narrative intelligence gives investors an edge. Drawing from his work with U.S. Army Special Operations, Angus explains why emotions in trading are signals—not flaws—and why relying on just one plan can be dangerous. He highlights the importance of processing past failures, embracing travel and new experiences, and sharpening intuition in ways AI can’t replicate. For beginners, Angus recommends reading widely to build perspective, adaptability, and better decision-making skills.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - Why narrative intelligence can be more powerful than data-driven thinking - How emotions reveal gaps in your trading plan - Why having only one plan creates hidden risks - The importance of processing failure to grow as an investor - How travel and new experiences improve adaptability and opportunity-spotting - Why human intuition will always differ from AI—and how to use that to your advantage

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Andy, Corey, and Noah break down how the Israel–Iran conflict is shaking oil markets and what it means for investors. They highlight oil’s role as the world’s economic “lubricant” and explain how price shocks can ripple into inflation and broader market volatility. The team explores opportunities in energy and defense, from semiconductors and uranium to drone technology, while reminding listeners that the most important investment is in their own financial education.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - How geopolitical conflict impacts oil prices and inflation - Why oil is central to the global economy and market stability - Investment opportunities in semiconductors, uranium, and defense sectors - How to approach volatile markets with strategic trades like five-direction oil futures - Why understanding your own financial statement is more powerful than following tips - The value of mentorship and lifelong learning in building financial confidence

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Hersh Shefrin, author of Beyond Greed and Fear, joins Andy for a deep dive into the psychology of investing. Drawing on his background in physics, economics, and his collaborations with Richard Thaler and Daniel Kahneman, Hersh explains how behavioral finance reshapes the way we understand markets. 

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - The role of heuristic-driven biases and frame dependence in investment decisions - Why balancing rational and emotional thinking leads to better outcomes - How “sentiment risk” impacts markets and what it means for investors - Why having an investing buddy can counteract biases and sharpen decision-making - How dopamine and psychology influence long-term investing discipline

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Andy, Corey, and Noah break down Tesla—one of the market’s most debated stocks. With headlines swirling around the Trump–Elon feud, they remind listeners that emotions don’t belong in investing. Instead, they highlight Tesla’s explosive growth and explain how to approach it with smart options strategies. From butterflies to selling puts, the team shows how to let the market pay you to own Tesla shares, while avoiding trades driven by hype or politics.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - Why separating emotions from investing is critical—especially with Tesla - How Tesla’s growth stacks up: 392% in 5 years, 1700% in 10 years, 19,000% in 15 years - Why Tesla may be building an ecosystem that rivals Apple’s - How to use options strategies to buy Tesla shares at a discount - The difference between smart trades and emotional trades

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Andy sits down with Professor Derek Horstmeyer from George Mason University to unpack how artificial intelligence is reshaping the economy. They discuss the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate of controlling inflation and maximizing growth, while highlighting how budget deficits and inflation tie into the bigger picture. Derek explains how AI has the potential to boost productivity, reduce deficits, and change the future of work. The conversation shifts to what this means for individuals: the need for financial literacy, equity ownership, and lifelong learning in order to thrive in a rapidly changing economy.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - How the Fed’s mandate impacts inflation, GDP, and your investing outlook - Why budget deficits matter and how AI could help address them - The ways AI may disrupt job markets—and why financial literacy is key to adapting - Why being a “jack of all trades” and building strong networks will matter more than ever - How equity ownership and lifelong learning can create lasting financial stability

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Andy, Corey, and Noah break down what it really means to become an investor, challenging the myth that great investors are born with special skills. They show that investing is about mindset, learning, and personal development. Through stories, examples, and practical advice, the team makes the case that anyone can become an investor by focusing on education, mentorship, and consistent habits.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - Why investors are made, not born—and what that means for your financial future - How to overcome fear and risk aversion by developing a true investor mindset - The three key elements of personal development for investors: learning, mentors, and habits - Why intelligence is less important than emotional temperament in long-term success - Practical ways to view personal growth as a journey, not a burden Want to Learn More?
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Andy Tanner sits down with Vijay Selvam to explore the world of Bitcoin—what it is, why it matters, and how it’s reshaping money as we know it. With his background in law and finance, Vijay breaks down Bitcoin as a digital bearer asset, highlighting its scarcity, security, and censorship resistance. He also tackles tough questions around volatility, regulation, and technological risks, showing listeners that Bitcoin isn’t just a financial tool but a technological, economic, and even philosophical shift.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

- Why Bitcoin is considered a “digital bearer asset” and why that matters - How scarcity and decentralization make Bitcoin unique compared to traditional money - The biggest risks facing Bitcoin—from volatility to government pushback to tech disruption - Why understanding Bitcoin requires more than finance—it spans technology, politics, and philosophy - How to start thinking about Bitcoin as both a store of value and a potential part of your investing strategy

In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy, Corey, and Noah unpack the antitrust case against Google and explore what it reveals about power, monopolies, and market control.
They draw parallels to historic cases like Microsoft and AT&T, then shift focus to what really matters for investors: ownership, education, and practical strategies to build lasting wealth. Whether it's options trading or understanding dividend reinvestment, the team makes a compelling case that the antidote to financial concentration is personal financial competency.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - Why the Google antitrust case matters—and how it compares to past corporate breakups - How big tech companies use ecosystems to shape markets and limit competition - What antitrust rulings can mean for investors (and how to spot the opportunities) - Why ownership and production—not just consumption—should be your investing mindset - How to use education as your most powerful financial asset

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