Gerry and Doug discuss the pending Chevron Deference court case and 2 essential qualities in a good investment.

In the wake of crypto's rebound, Gerry discusses an actual case for a token and then dispenses advice on budget friendly dinner dates.

-Will lower interest rates buoy the market in 2024? 

-Gerry quantifies the Latte Effect.

-Should you pay off your mortgage?

Gerry and Doug look at 4 relationships that are key to succeeding financially and using it wisely. You relationship with God, with yourself, with your spouse, and with your network of friends.

The Fed "kinda sorta"  gives the market permission go up, a surprising defense of whole life insurance and a primer on derivatives.

There is no reward with risk, which is basically another word for suffering. Plus, the Latte Effect and what do do with cash.

More confirmation of a market inflection point,  compound growth,  get an estate plan and this a complex person who had both some good and not good ideas.

Could the market have actually found a bottom?  Plus, short selling (and why Gerry hates it),  company sponsored retirement plans and our Free Enterprise  Saint (or Sinner) of the week.

Have interest rates peaked? Plus, Gerry's favorite savings plan, mutual funds basics and a little bit Domino's founder,  Tom Mongahan.

Gerry discussed the role of truth in investing and, at the end, gets back to basics as he breaks down what stock is.