The FOMC meets this week to determine the interest rate for the US and whether it’ll hold to the movements from December. The market puts the movement at virtually zero, while actually backtracking and lowering the rate back down has about a 3% chance. With The Central European Bank declaring a continuation of quantitative easing last week,…
Episode 139: Portfolio Insurance
Episode 137: Central Banks with Jeff Crystal
Episode 138: Creativity With Marius Posogan
Trading anything is never without risk, but some positions can be riskier than others. Options, for example. In the hands of an untrained novice, poorly trading options can lead to the complete implosion of a portfolio over a short period of time. However, with the right training and practice, options can instead become a low-risk…
Episode 136: Keith King on Flights To Safety
When the market is bullish, securities generally do well regardless of what they are. Utilities? Sure. Oil? Yep. Tech? Buy it all! It’s akin to the old expression of a rising tide raises all ships. Sure, there will always be losers. A company may have an off day from a lukewarm product launch or suffer…
Episode 135: Trading History with Keith King
We take many things for granted here in 2016. There are a myriad of ways to trade thanks to apps ranging from ThinkOrSwim to Robinhood supported by the advent of wifi and high-speed internet. Charting and screening tools allow for detailed analysis of securities with the press of a button. The markets can move at…
Episode 102: Jeremy Reese and how to approach money
The mindset of how you approach making money (and what you do with it) is important; particularly if your goal is to eventually retire from the usual 9 to 5 job. Matt Justice brings on special guest Jeremy Reese to discuss the difference between how entrepreneurs and consumers think about money, as well as the importance…
Episode 134: Training and Tyler Craig
There’s a joke that teachers are secretly students of what they’re teaching since teaching is the best way to learn something and master it. It makes a sort of sense, too; you can’t (properly) instruct someone on a subject unless you understand it, and teaching something so another person understands the subject offers the instructor…
Episode 133: The Economy and Trading For Yourself
Fear is a motivator, and there are two responses it creates: action or inaction. Action, in attempting to overcome the fear; or inaction, in not knowing what to do, being overwhelmed, or simply trying to avoid the object of the fear. When it comes to finance, curiously, many default to inaction as the default response and pass…
Episode 132: Solon and Education
There’s a joke that teachers are secretly students of what they’re teaching since teaching is the best way to learn something and master it. It makes a sort of sense, too; you can’t (properly) instruct someone on a subject unless you understand it, and teaching something so another person understands the subject offers the instructor…
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