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- ADP EMPLOYMENT REPORT MIXEDSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.4 min
- SOME FEDERAL RESERVE PRESIDENTS CONCERNED WITH THE FAST RISING HOME PRICESSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.4 min
- BITCOIN AND EL SALVADORSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.5 min
- PICKING STOCKS FROM SATELLITE IMAGERYSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.5 min
- CHINA DOUBLES DOWN ON ERADICATING CRYPTOCURRENCY1Subscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.3 min
- HOME PRICES SOAR IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA1Subscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.3 min
- WHY DOES THE MARKET NOT SEEM WORRIED ABOUT INFLATIONSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.9 min
- WE DISCUSS LUMBER PRICES DROPPING AND WILL THE FED RAISE RATESSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.6 min
- WE DISCUSS MEME STOCKS AMCSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.4 min
- exisitng home sales skyrocketsSubscribe for regular market and policy updates. Rate and review the show to help others discover it. For deeper geopolitical analysis, explore Foreign Affairs Circle and Spy Craft. Questions or topic suggestions are always welcome.6 min
About The Psychology of Money & Markets
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Why do markets rise when the economy looks terrible? Why do prices stay high when inflation falls? And why do intelligent people repeatedly make terrible financial decisions?
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Money & Markets explores the forces that shape our financial lives—from inflation, interest rates, recessions, and stock-market bubbles to fear, greed, herd behavior, loss aversion, and FOMO.
Each episode takes one complicated economic or financial idea and makes it understandable, using psychology, economics, history, and real-world examples. No jargon-filled lectures and no obsession with today’s market headlines—just short, accessible explanations of why economies, markets, and the people inside them behave the way they do.
Each episode takes one complicated economic or financial idea and makes it understandable, using psychology, economics, history, and real-world examples. No jargon-filled lectures and no obsession with today’s market headlines—just short, accessible explanations of why economies, markets, and the people inside them behave the way they do.