On today’s show, we are joined again by Brett Hillard, CIO of GLASfunds to discuss:
– Wealth managers vs. institutions investing in alternatives
– How advisors are utilizing GLASfunds
– Investing in alts in a rising-rate environment
– How private investments could be improved, and much more!
How Rich Are American Households?
A detailed look at hosuehold balance sheets from assets to liabilities.
Why Housing Prices Are Getting More Expensive
Another reason housing prices have been going up for 3 decades.
Mistakes That Compound in the Markets
What if your advisor’s performance stinks?
Animal Spirits: Is Apple the Next IBM?
On today’s show, we are live at Future Proof to discuss:
– Duncan spilling a Miami Vice
– What we actually do at RWM
– If Apple is the next IBM
– Canadian real estate
– Issues at ESPN
– Traveling to California, and much more!
The Problem With Being House Rich
According to the National Association of Realtors, the median price of a house in the United States is worth $190,000 more than it was a decade ago. If you’ve owned a house for more than 3 years or so, you’re likely sitting on some nice gains. Those gains were not evenly distributed but across the various…
Talk Your Book: The Macro Case for Crypto
On today’s show, we are joined by Jack Neureuter, Senior Research Analyst at Fidelity Digital Assets, and Ramine Bigdeliazari, Director of Product at Fidelity Digital Assets to discuss:
– What the SEC ruling means for digital assets
– How an ETF may affect the crypto ecosystem
– The migration of talent within crypto
– Macro changes and digital asset reactions, and much more!
6 Questions I’m Pondering At the Moment
Some questions about the labor market, streaming services, the housing market, interest rates, the Detroit Lions and more.
Talk Your Book: Need to Have Cars With Car Dealership Guy
On today’s show, we are joined again by CarDealershipGuy to discuss:
– Bens car leasing dilemma
– Leasing vs buying
– Why car prices have gotten to expensive
– Tesla vs. everyone, and much more!
The U.S. Housing Market vs. The Canadian Housing Market
The housing market is even worse in Canada than it is here.