Control Your Financial Future
In this episode, we welcome Brandon Diaz back to the podcast. Brandon is a Real Estate investor, an entrepreneur, a public speaker, and a very engaging person. Matt sits down with Brandon and asks him for his insights across many topics in Real Estate Investing. Before that, we analyze the major stories during our Market Skyline. Lastly, we play a game where we take 16 of the distressed companies and vote on who is the better 10-year play as a Buy Low candidate.
In this episode, Matt, Tim, Mark, and Noah get together to discuss the topic of how to insure your investments. In the markets, there are many available products you can use to take the risk away from a particular trade or portfolio. Insurance isn't always that exciting to buy, but it can be extremely helpful and necessary when you need … Show Notes
In this episode, we welcome Jake Larmour back to the podcast. Jake is a friend of the show, frequent guest, and trader who brings fun, energy, and solid analysis to the show. First, we analyze the markets from a top-down perspective during our Market Skyline. Stocks have held their up trends during this recovery. What can derail the … Show Notes
In this episode, we welcome Guy Cohen back to the podcast. Guy is an author, trader, technician, and market analyst who brings great insight into the current conditions across the markets. Coach Tim sits down with Guy to talk about a lot of topics including the V-shaped recovery, the impact of a supply disruption with China, and his take … Show Notes
n this episode, Matt, Tim, and Mark break down the bullish stock thesis currently prevalent in the market. We take 6 specific themes that the bulls are touting right now and analyze them one at a time based on their validity. 1. The worst of Covid-19 economic impact is behind us2. There is a ton of cash on the sidelines3. Leadership in … Show Notes
we examine the recent market conditions across stocks, commodities, and currencies. Stocks have rallied the last few weeks on the backdrop of Government Stimulus, Federal Reserve QE programs, and general optimism. But, Oil has been volatile and in the May contract went negative pricing in the futures market. Are we in a market recovering, … Show Notes
