On this week's podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses the new year and the what you should and shouldn't be doing just because the calendar changed.

On this week's show, Karl looks back at 2019 and gives listeners a glimpse into 2020 and how we should approach it.

On this episode, Karl Eggerss welcomes Casey Keller to the studio to discuss active investing versus passive investing.  Is one way better than the other?  

On this week's show, Karl discusses all the positive news that lifted stocks to new highs.  But, is it all baked in?  

On this episode, Karl discusses the persistency of the stock market plus it's that time of year to do these 3 things to help minimize taxes.

On this episode, Karl discusses how to prepare for potential volatility in 2020.  There are investments beyond stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and exchange traded funds.

On this week's show, Karl interviews Lisa Fullerton, President & CEO of A Novel Idea, LLC.  They discuss how Lisa has managed to run a successful business for almost 20 years and how she balances her work life and her personal life.

On this episode, Karl discusses why things aren't always as good or as bad as they seem.  When doing your investment research, use multiple sources. Also, evidence is mounting that China needs a trade deal more than the U.S.

On this episode, Karl discusses whether or not this rally can continue and the big change in interest rates.  Plus, cyber security is on the rise and Karl shares some valuable tips on ways to protect yourself.

On this week's podcast, Karl discusses the good jobs report and how investors bought the news.  But, should we believe the numbers?

On this week's show, Karl reveals some fresh economic data which shows the economy is at a critical point.  But, is it priced in the market?  

On this week's show, Karl discusses key economic indicators that were released this week and their impact on the stock market.  Plus, what things should you consider when dealing with the death of a spouse or a parent?

On this week's show, Karl discusses the back and forth of stocks this week all based on trade.  But, by the time the dust settled, a deal had been reached, and stocks rose.   Also, Casey Keller, CFA joins Karl to discuss the best savings account ever created.  

On this week's show, Karl discusses how the Friday jobs report may have saved the day.  Plus, which economics really matter?

On this week's show, Karl discusses how overconfidence in trading can hurt results and impact financial plans.  Plus, the week that wasn't.

On this week's show, Karl welcomes guest Justin Pawl, CFA to the studio to discuss a topic most would rather avoid, losses.  Nobody likes to lose money, but it's part of investing.  Justin explains the best way to handle it.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the massive rotation in the stock market this week.  Plus, this ETF just had the 2nd worst week in its existence.  He'll reveal which ETF.

On this week's show, Karl explores the spending side of financial planning.  Most of us know how to save, but do we know how to spend?  Have you ever really examined where you love spending your money? Karl will discuss. Also, an October meeting is set between the U.S. and China.  That calmed investor nerves this week.

On this week's show, Karl discusses the strength of the stock market, despite recent volatility.  When the news flow is quiet, stocks have gone up. Also, there were some dangerous comments made by an ex-Federal Reserve head.  These comments was the talk of Wall Street this week. Growth stocks vs. value stocks. Is there a difference in how investors should research them?

On this week's show, Karl discusses the escalation of the trade war and the impact on the stock market and is it even possible for President Trump to "order" companies to move back to the U.S.?   Plus, all eyes were on Jackson Hole this week to try and get any clue from the Fed as to the next move regarding interest rates.  Instead, all we got was confusion.  Is any of their public speak helpful?

On this week's show, Karl discusses what the bond market is telling us regarding a recession.  Is the bond market right?  Karl explains.  Also, there's a bubble, but it's not in the stock market.