The Dr Boyce Breakdown

Today I spoke on my podcast about the stock market's recent rise and what lies beneath the surface.  Today and yesterday presented massive market movements that put a lot of green in our portfolios.  However, there are two key issues at play that should leave investors concerned: 

1) Corporate earnings are expected to decline.  Yes, we are heading toward a recession and yes, companies are expected to start releasing bad news within a quarter or two.  Some believe this could lead to an even stronger market correction and decline in stock prices. 

2) The fed is going to keep tightening, which is more serious than you think.  The federal reserve has pumped trillions into the economy that shouldn't be there, and as they drain the swamp, you're going to have to watch a lot of companies die.  This could lead to the bursting of the "super bubble" mentioned by economic Jeremy Grantham.  Is he right?  Maybe not.  But be careful just in case. 

I also mention my stock pick of the week at the end of the episode, which you can watch here.  You can also learn more about investing, ask me questions directly and join us in class by visiting DrBoycePrime.com. 

My wife stole $17,000 out of our joint bank account - is it over? 

Today my wife, Dr Alicia Watkins, joins me to talk about Charlamagne tha God and why he and his wife do not have a prenup.

Politicians sue to end student loan debt forgiveness

I speak today about Idris Elba's response to the criticism of British actors coming to America and taking on roles designed for black Americans. 

Today I talk about a massive lawsuit against Black Lives Matter that reveals the challenges that black people face when our organizations are run by wealthy people who don't have our best interests at heart. 

Don't forget to join us at this year's All Black National Convention in Charlotte, NC Oct 28th - 30th.  You can register at AllBlackNationalConvention.com. 

#BlackLivesMatter #BoyceWatkins #BlackLivesMatterLawsuit #BlackPeople #AfricanAmericans #Racism 

Today, Dr Alicia and I are speaking about the epic meltdown of Kanye West. 

Today I speak with Courtney Logan, CEO of RFX Trading strategies.  Courtney is one of the best on earth when it comes to Forex trading and is a four time national debate champion. 

We speak about Courtney's background, perspectives, and how he went from practicing law to trading Forex full time.  

Courtney is hosting a free event in The Black Business Schoo on September 2nd at 8 pm est.  You can register for the event here. 

Irv Gotti, CEO and Co-founder of Murder Inc records, has been heavily criticized for speaking about the singer Ashanti a great deal in public recently.   The reason Dr Alicia and I decided to talk about this issue is the following;   1) Is there a double standard when it comes to kissing and telling?  There are a long list of reality shows that encourage women to speak directly about the men they used to sleep with.   2) What are the financial reasons behind reflecting on these relationships?  Irv mentioned recently that he is being paid to do a documentary about Murder Inc and that it wouldn't make sense not to talk about Ashanti, one of the biggest artists in the history of the label.   3) How appropriate is it to kiss and tell in your own relationships?  I say that it's tacky and corny, but there are others who do not agree.    You can listen to the Pillow Talk podcast by visiting http://BoyceAndAliciaTV.com.

Most of us don't understand the deep connection between our psychological development and economic choices.  According to my wife, who's a licensed therapist and Certified Trauma Professional, our financial mistakes, habits, and addictions are connected to experiences we may not even remember. 

So, today on Pillow Talk with Dr Boyce and Dr Alicia Watkins, we spoke about a couple of topics, including the "Quiet Quitting" phenomenon, corporate stress, and the way our childhood can impact our economic decision-making.  

You can watch the podcast here. 

Dr Boyce Watkins is a Finance PhD and founder of The Black Business School, which helped over one million people buy their first share of stock.  You can learn more by visiting BoyceWatkins.com