Episode 334:  Since August 2020 the S&P 500 has climbed a COVID wall of worry consistently putting in new record highs.  I expect that to continue, with temporary bouts of turbulence, along with limit

Episode 333:  I think Oil stocks have farther to run as the threat of COVID Variants subsides.  In this episode I mention my Oil positions. ------------------------------------------------------

Episode 332:  Don’t fall for the hysteria that Wells Fargo’s recent action to end personal lines of credit loans is the “tip of the iceberg” and that the US banking system is about to collapse.   It’s

Episode 331:  Throughout your life, you’re going to deal with people that try to stop or inhibit your progression.  Whether it’s advancement in your career, your wealth journey, or simply in your effo

Episode 330:  I believe the best way to build & preserve your wealth is through Diversification and Active Portfolio Management. ------------------------------------------------------

Episode 329:  The latest Media driven fear factor is that variants of Covid will squelch the economic recovery.  I think the anxiety will be short lived, just like last month’s propaganda about hyperi

Episode 328:  Happy Independent Day as we celebrate the 7th anniversary of the Wealthsteading Podcast.  In this episode I’ll touch on the most important Wealth Building Principles (  https://www.wealt

Episode 327:  Wage inflation is good for those that are productive.  That’s because inflation is price beneficial to all appreciating assets, which includes productive employees and companies.  If you’re a quality high performing employee,

Episode 326:  The subtitle to this episode could be: Why lumber prices are so high but timber prices are so low. Bottom line, the media narrative of hyperinflation is much ado about nothing.  Over the short term,

Episode 325: A lot of the financial news coverage is negative focusing on shortages and price & wage inflation.  But technically I think the major indexes are performing well and a great deal of opportunity still exists in the ReOpening Stocks.