Episode 372:  There’s a global economic crisis but it might be a windfall for the USA.

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Episode 371:  Consumers haven’t run out of money yet.

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Episode 370:  NETFLIX’s crash shows that: 1) stay-at-home stocks still have further to drop & 2) first-mover advantage doesn’t justify extreme valuations.

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Episode 369:  Is there a pending recession?  Yes, probably in the “products” side of the economy, but the “services” side of the economy has yet to fully bloom.  Think in-person experiences, travel, leisure…regardless of interest rates, that sector is BOOMING!

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Episode 368:  Value is a better word than cheap, but it isn’t as good of an attention getter.   Here are five large cap stocks that I own and I believe they are valuable because they have a favorable price to future growth ratio:  GE, GS, IBM, MU & SCHW.

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Episode 367:  The markets remain volatile but there are still plenty of stocks that I like, including these four stocks that I’ve owned for over a year:  FLS, ITGR, MHH & VPG.

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Episode 366:  The S&P 500 is sitting on very strong support at the convergence of its 100dma & 200dma but this week volatility spiked back up…should you be concerned?

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Episode 365:  Two thoughts on how to invest without reacting to every kneejerk headline or avoiding what you personally don’t like.

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Episode 364:  PARODY- Happy April Fools’ Day

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Episode 363:  Recessions generally follow an inverted yield curve, but not every inverted yield curve proceeds a recession.

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