Over the past 200 years, the stock market has followed predictable and repeatable trends – yet Wall Street wants you to believe it’s all random. Why? Listen to the this week’s show. Posted on: March 11, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
Retirement mistakes and how to avoid them – with special guest Matthew Johnson, financial planner and founder of Johnson Wealth and Income Management in Humboldt, Iowa Posted on: March 4, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
Common stock, bonds and preferred stock – what they are, how they differ from each other and how they may fit into your portfolio. Don’t miss this Investments 101 edition of our show. Posted on: February 11, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
Renowned economist Harry S. Dent recently predicted a 70% market meltdown by the end of this year. Why we agree and how you can protect your retirement against it. Posted on: February 4, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
What can we expect from President Trump’s first 100 days in office? The economic moves we think will make waves- and how they will affect your finances. Posted on: January 28, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
If the well-known adage is “buy low, sell high”, what does common sense tell us to do at this point where the market is nearing 20,000? The answer is obvious. Did you know you don’t have to be invested in the market? There’s no rule that says you have to own stock. As a matter of fact, there are better, safer alternatives out there. Listen to this week’s show to find out more. Posted on: January 14, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
In 1966, the DOW hit 1,000 for the first time ever. As 2017 begins and it’s nearing 20,000, Anthony Saccaro discusses market history, cyclical trends and his predictions for the near future. Don’t miss our first show of the New Year! Posted on: January 7, 2017 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
The one investment you should get rid of before it’s too late – don’t miss this week’s show. Posted on: December 17, 2016 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
The stock market likes stability because it’s based on expectations. Under President elect Trump, we don’t really know what to expect: perhaps lower taxes, higher interest rates, a reduction in benefits and increased instability. Our predictions during this week’s show. Posted on: December 3, 2016 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
Countries, like households or businesses, depend on cashflow: you must bring in more than you spend. Regardless of who is president, the U.S. is $3 trillion in debt and the only options to bring in more cashflow are raising taxes and decreasing benefits. Here’s how to prepare yourself. Posted on: November 19, 2016 by: tracycookin: Radio Show
