Why the stock market has to crash on occasion.
Why the stock market has to crash on occasion.
On today’s show we discuss one of the greatest bull markets of all-time, falling valuations, why young people gamble, financial nihilism, the next recession, $3 trillion in money markets, when bond yields compete with stocks, debating AI outcomes, NHL ETFS, renting vs. buying, rich sports owners in trouble, breaking even at the blackjack table and more.
The present is not easy. But the past was a lot harder in terms of getting ahead.
On today’s Talk Your Book we speak with Steve Schoffstall from Sprott ETFs about investing in critical materials, how technology shapes commodity demand, how to invest in the future and much more.
The bull market is spreading.
Ben’s rules for how often to check your portfolio.
A closer look at housing prices around the globe.
On today’s show we discuss new all-time highs in the stock market, AI is the only thing that matters, emerging markets are cheap, 1987 crash calls, things rich people and poor people have in common, day trading is hard, how often you should check your portfolio, early retirement, housing market recessions and much more.
The parallels between rich investors and poor investors.
On today’s show we speak with John Lewis from Nasdaq Dorsey Wright about how the momentum factor works, why it works, how to implement it correctly and where the diversification benefits can help.