Mark in Laplace asked about if he should be selling the airline stock he picked up during the crash. Gregory ultimately asks if Mark is investing, day trading, or gambling.

Gregory explains why Day Trading is mathmatically destined to fail.

Where does Gregory stand on gold? It's not worthless, but it has no role to play in his money management playbook: the Guided Planning System.

Brenda in Baton Rouge asks Gregory if she could get a bigger benefit from Social Security by switch to her deceased spouse's record.

Cracker Barrel serving alcohol is one of a thousand examples of how businesses have changed from the lockdowns.

Gregory and James break down the Trump press conference where he signed the expansion in PPP rules.

Since casinos, sports, and racetracks have been shut down, it seems some gamblers have a new found interest in trading stocks.

Dave in Slidell is getting a meager pension from the state, and asks Gregory if he'll get hit by the Windfall Elimination Provision on his Social Security. Gregory walks Dave through how the WEP cuts are tiered to protect those with small pensions from taking much of a hit.

Public pensions are a mess, and some of the worst ones look like they are beyond being bailed out.

Gregory updates you on the battle with the Coronavirus, and how that timetable looks for the economic recovery as well.

Next week is the 10 year anniversary of Winning at Life!

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