Episode 60:  McDonalds vs Burger King…several months ago you’ll remember I was impressed with the turnaround at Burger King due in large part to their new young CEO. - The disparity continues between two otherwise common businesses-   Burger King roun...

Episode 59:  Today we take a break from the turbulent stock market by discussing things to consider if you’re an employee and you’d like a raise in the upcoming year. - Step 1 is being productive and Step 2 is communicating that message to your employ...

Episode 58:  Today the S&P500 broke below its 50 day moving average, the NASDAQ is resting on its. - The 50 day line is a key indicator, watch to see if it ultimately acts as support for the indexes.  If not the breach could result in a fall to the 20...

Episode 57:  The perfect stock trading system is the one that works best for you.  Don’t believe the scammer’s claims that their back tested algorithm is fail-safe.  The same goes for late night TV infomercials that tout real estate flipping or get ric...

Episode 56:  In this episode we discuss Cash, Bonds, Stocks, Mutual Funds and ultimately why Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) may be best for you. - Subscribe to the Wealthsteading Podcast: - via iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.

Episode 55:  The bottom line- this week US Treasuries fell more than 8.5%, while at the same time consumer spending is accelerating.  The Big Money is fearful of energy sector default (corporate & government).

Episode 54:  Today we discuss the continued volatility in the markets.  I also talk about why I’ve recently taken a position in Germany. - My recent appearance on The Survival Podcast where I discuss building wealth through small business with Jack Sp...

Episode 53:  Today the market got spooked by weakness in global markets BUT recovered well.  The S&P500 was nearly flat and the NASDAQ up 0.54%. - Volatility is a time to reflect.  Today we discuss the markets and how I’ve taken some profits and reall...

Episode 52:  The economy is at an inflection point whereby higher interest rates are justified…BUT the market has been so distorted by Federal Reserve intervention [and other central banks] that rational yields could be detrimental. -

Episode 51:  Since “purchasing power parity” (PPP) has been in the news, this is a follow up to the previous episode about GDP.  Don’t believe the hype…China’s GDP is about half of the USA.  Obfuscaters try to use PPP to overestimate the dominance of C...