What Every DIY Investor Should Know Before Buying ETFs in Canada
In this episode of Build Wealth Canada, host Cornell Schreiber chats with Chris White of Canadian Money Saver and BMO ETF expert Danielle Nezzle about the practicalities of DIY ETF investing in Canada. They explain why active stock picking typically underperforms passive index investing, demystify ETF liquidity—including the creation‑redemption process and bid‑ask spreads—and advise using limit orders over market orders to control execution costs. The discussion also covers the pros and cons of dividend‑focused portfolios and how low‑volatility or fixed‑income ETFs can add liquidity to traditionally illiquid asset classes.
Introducing Your Next Dollar: Money Management for High Earners
In this brief episode, the hosts introduce "Your Next Dollar," a new podcast aimed at high earners seeking smarter money management. They outline the show's focus on navigating equity compensation, complex tax issues, strategic spending, investing, housing decisions, and maximizing...
Morning Market Brief
In this morning market brief, Lawrence Fuller explains that a three‑day streak of stock declines is driven by rising long‑term Treasury yields, with the 30‑year hitting 5.2%—its highest level since 2007. He argues that higher rates depress growth‑stock valuations but...
The Deal that Put the Dollar at the Centre of the World
The episode unpacks the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference, the chaotic three‑week summit that cemented the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency and birthed the IMF and World Bank. It contrasts John Maynard Keynes’s ambitious Bancor‑based plan for a global...
The Green Shoots in Home Depot’s Earnings
In this episode of Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing, Tyler Crowe, Lou Whiteman, and Matt Frankl dissect Home Depot’s Q1 earnings, noting modest revenue growth (up 4.8% YoY) but a 4.3% earnings decline and tepid comparable sales (0.4% U.S., 0.6%...
187: This Week in the S&P500: SPX Levels, FOMC, and NVDA Earnings
In this episode, host Eric O'Rourke reviews the current state of the S&P 500, highlighting key technical levels around 7,300‑7,500 and the impact of upcoming FOMC minutes and Nvidia earnings on market sentiment. He explains how his team at AlphaCrunching.com...
ETF Trends and the Rise of Managed Futures
The episode dives into the explosive growth of managed‑futures ETFs, spotlighting DBI’s DBMF, which surged from $1 bn to $3.7 bn in assets, and its new partnership with Simplify on SDMF. Host Nate Geraci and guests Andrew Beer and Todd Rosenbluth also...
Deep Dive #9: Why Everyone Should Care About Investment Income
In this episode, AJ Bell’s head of financial analysis Dani Hewson explains why income investing matters for both retirees seeking cash flow and long‑term investors looking to boost returns through dividend reinvestment. The discussion covers dividend fundamentals, the power of compounding,...
SAVE Forbearance Is Ending: 7 Million Borrowers Face Repayment Restart
The episode explains that the SAVE forbearance period for roughly 7 million federal student loan borrowers ends after loan servicers begin sending notices on July 1, 2026, giving borrowers about 90 days to choose a new repayment plan before being placed into the higher‑payment...
Are You Receiving Your Full Spousal Social Security Benefit? #306
In this episode Ryan Morrissey explains how spousal Social Security benefits work, including eligibility rules, reduction factors for early filing, and the fact that spousal benefits cap at 50% of the higher‑earning spouse’s primary insurance amount. He highlights a real‑world...
The Biofuels Report: Feedstock vs Fuel - Why UCO Isn’t Keeping Pace?
In this episode Anna Prokhorova talks with Arreski of Green Air about why used cooking oil (UCO) prices in Europe have stayed relatively flat despite geopolitical shocks that have driven up other energy markets. They explain that UCO behaves unlike...
05.18.26 Saving: Take It Up A Notch / Furniture Sales Traps
In this episode of the Clark Howard Show, Clark highlights that the average American saves only four cents of every dollar earned, stressing the need for incremental habit changes to boost savings and reduce debt. He outlines a "baby steps"...
Episode 427 Option Trading Podcast May 16, 2026
In Episode 427 of The Weekly Option, host Eric reviews last week’s option trades on Kiel Infrastructure, Rackspace Technology, Sunrun, and Redwire, noting that most are performing as expected with modest gains or favorable price moves. He then introduces four...
A Free Social Security Analysis Tool, and the Yield on the S&P 500 Hits an All-Time Low
In this episode, host Robert Brocade talks with CPA and financial planner Mike Piper about his free tool OpenSocialSecurity.com, which helps retirees model the optimal age to claim Social Security without needing to guess their lifespan. They discuss common misconceptions—especially...
Beef Markets Tick Higher as Cash Cattle Ignore Trade Turmoil | Beef Market Update
In this Beef Market Update, host Sean and guest Anne Wasco of Gateway Livestock Exchange discuss a surprisingly strong cash cattle market despite trade turbulence, noting U.S. and Canadian cash cattle prices rose $4‑$9 per head and fed cattle prices...
Global FX: EUR-USD Divergences, Systematic Signals, Sterling Struggles
In this episode of JPMorgan’s At Any Rate, co‑head of FX Strategy Meera Chandan and guests Patrick Locke (MacroFX) and Antonin Diller (Systematic FX) dissect recent currency moves, highlighting a renewed bullish stance on the U.S. dollar driven by stronger...
Tom Lee: The Market Can Climb Higher—But Expect Turbulence | #630
In this episode, Tom Lee, co‑founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors and former J.P. Morgan chief equity strategist, discusses why the U.S. equity market can still climb higher despite the backdrop of war, record‑high oil prices and a new Federal Reserve...
Small Planning Conversations That Lead to Bigger Engagements
In this episode, Kerry Sinnott and guest Jackie Cummings‑Koski highlight five quick, high‑impact strategies CPA financial planners can use to add immediate value for clients. They dive into expanded 529 plan uses—including paying for professional credentials, covering K‑12 expenses, seeding...
TWIFO 497: Upside Continues in Equities, Crude and Copper
In this episode of This Week in Futures Options, host Mark Longo and guest Scott Bauer of Prosper Trading Academy dissect a market environment dominated by strong upside across equities, crude oil, and copper, while the downside was relatively muted....
396. Inside Trepp Connect: Capital Deployment, the Lending Reset & CRE’s Emerging Divide Amid AI and Data Center Growth
The episode recaps the Trep Connect conference, highlighting a surge in CRE lending activity despite hotter-than-expected CPI and PPI numbers that signal persistent inflation. Hosts Stephen Bushbaum and Lonnie Hendry explain that capital is flowing back into the market, but...
Thursday - May 14, 2026
In this mid‑week Dividend Cafe briefing, host Brian Seitel reviews a broadly positive market backdrop—Dow up 370 points, S&P 500 up 0.7%, Nasdaq up 0.9%—while noting modestly higher 10‑year Treasury yields hovering around 4.48%. He highlights the boost from $202 billion...
May 14 | Commodity Week
In this May 14 episode of Commodity Week, panelists Todd Gleason, Greg Johnson, Chip Nellinger, and Brian Stark dissected the latest USDA supply‑and‑demand report, noting a projected 3 million‑acre drop in corn planting and lower ending stocks that could tighten the...
What to Expect From the U.S.-China Summit
In this brief episode, Ariana Salvatore of Morgan Stanley outlines modest expectations for the U.S.-China Summit in Copenhagen, noting that discussions will likely center on trade, Taiwan arms sales, and the Iran conflict rather than sweeping policy shifts. She anticipates...
China, the Iran War, and the US
In this episode, economist Diana Choileva discusses how the great‑power rivalry between the United States and China is fracturing globalization and reshaping global finance. She reviews the accuracy of her decade‑old forecasts, noting that the US‑China trade and tech wars,...
Sanjac Alpha's Wells: Interest Rates Will Rise This Year, Even if the Fed Cuts
In this episode, host Chuck Jaffe talks with three experts—Martha Moore on the NABE Business Conditions Survey, Matt Harris on market technicals, and Andy Wells, CIO of Sanjak Alpha—about the current economic landscape. The discussion highlights rising input costs from...
Trump Flies to Beijing — But Who's Actually Desperate?
The episode critiques former President Donald Trump's recent trip to Beijing, arguing that his diplomatic overtures are empty promises that can be reversed overnight. It highlights how Trump's erratic, business‑first approach undermines U.S. credibility, especially in negotiations like those with...
Korean Politician Pops the Chip Vibe. Sterling Under Pressure.
The Saxo Market Call highlighted a shift in market sentiment driven by political risk in the UK and policy talk in South Korea, putting pressure on the British pound and creating volatility in Korean chip stocks like SK Hynix and...
Should Your Retirement Portfolio Be Investing Only In Dividend-Paying Stocks? #305
In this episode Ryan Morrissey examines whether retirees should rely solely on dividend‑paying stocks for income. He explains how high‑yield stocks and dividend‑focused ETFs can provide cash flow but often concentrate exposure in a few sectors and may underperform broad...
Tuesday: Eyes on Australia Budget for Household Help
The episode covers three main topics: the upcoming Australian federal budget and its potential cost‑of‑living measures, rising oil prices after Donald Trump dismissed Iran’s peace‑talks offer, and a deep‑dive on how the Middle‑East conflict threatens aluminium supply, given the region’s...
Is Homeownership Still Worth It? + Why Work-Life Balance Is a Myth
In this episode the host challenges the conventional wisdom that homeownership is a prerequisite for adulthood, arguing that renting can be the smarter financial choice, especially in high‑cost markets like the Bay Area and New York. They explain that the...
The New IPO Economy
The episode examines the shifting landscape between public IPOs and massive private fundraises, using SpaceX and OpenAI as case studies. It highlights how top-tier private rounds now dwarf traditional public offerings, with OpenAI's $40 billion raise becoming the largest U.S. stock...
2396: The Exchange with Gervais Williams of Premier Miton
In this episode of Vox Markets Live, UK fund manager Gervais Williams discusses the current state and outlook for UK small‑ and mid‑cap equities, arguing that they are vastly undervalued and poised to deliver outsized returns as investors diversify away...
Andrew Bridgen on NZ-India FTA, Migration and COVID-Era Policies
In this episode, Andrew Bridgen warns that a pending New Zealand‑India free‑trade agreement will hand over immigration control and key technologies to India, undermining national sovereignty and sparking unchecked migration. He links the deal to broader globalist agendas, including digital ID...
05.11.26 Real Estate Investing In Today’s Market / Job Market Update
In this episode Clark Howard warns that the current real‑estate market is hostile to house‑flipping and even rental investing for most people, citing soaring home prices since the pandemic that outpace income growth. He advises listeners to assess personal circumstances—like...
Inflation Data, War News Could Dominate Week Ahead
The Schwab Market Update for Monday, May 11, highlighted a quiet start to the week, giving investors time to digest the strong April jobs report that showed 115,000 new jobs and a steady 4.3% unemployment rate. Upcoming key data includes...
Monday: Fed on Hold as US Jobs Market Stabilises
The episode reviews a stabilising US labour market, solid April non‑farm payrolls and soft wage growth, which keep the Federal Reserve on hold as new chair Kevin Walsh prepares to take over. It also covers geopolitical tension from the closed...
When Money Is a Fiction
In this episode of the Timeless Investor Show, Ari van Gemmeren examines Turkey’s ongoing currency collapse, using the price jump of a simple street bread (simmet) to illustrate how the Turkish lira has lost about 92% of its value against...
The Consequences of Failing to File California's Like-Kind Exchange Form
In this episode of Spidell's California Minute, host Katherine Zidane explains the penalties for not filing California Form 3840, which is required for like-kind exchanges involving California property. Failure to file can trigger a Notice of Proposed Assessment that accelerates...
Fertilizer Matters EP49: Middle East Conflict - The Potash Market Anomaly
In this episode, Argus senior editor Mike Nash talks with global potash editor Julia Campbell about how the Middle East conflict is affecting the potash market. While direct supply of MOP (mineral oil‑based potash) remains stable, higher oil and gas...
Global Commodities: An Inventory Detour
In this episode Greg Shearer and J.P. Morgan’s European natural‑gas analyst Otar Degboadzi discuss how inventory levels are shaping commodity markets. They note that U.S. gas storage is near full capacity (about 2.2 trillion cubic feet), while European gas inventories are...
#713: Why Smart People Still Sabotage Their Own Money, with Tiffany Aliche
In this episode, host Paula Pant talks with financial educator Tiffany Aliche (the Budgetnista) about why even financially savvy people sabotage their own money. Tiffany shares her personal journey from hitting rock bottom at age 30—losing a home, facing $300,000...
The New Playbook for Real Estate Net Lease Investing
In this episode of Thoughts on the Market, Ron Camden and Hank D'Alsandra discuss the rapid evolution of net lease investing, highlighting its shift from a niche retail focus to a broader asset class that now includes industrial, medical outpatient,...
Global FX: Yentervention and Other FX Policy Stories
In this episode, Arindam Sandhile and his global team dissect the current FX landscape, focusing on Japan's recent yen intervention, the limited upside for the dollar amid uncertain Fed policy, and the performance of real‑rate currencies like the Norwegian krone...
Justice for Covered Bonds (and Securitization)
The episode examines recent EU regulatory proposals affecting covered bonds and securitisation, highlighting the European Parliament’s approval of a 5% risk‑weighting for senior STS securitisation tranches while rejecting a similar reduction for AA‑ rated covered bonds. Panelists discuss the covered‑bond...
The Murdoch Dynasty - A Business Worth a Thousand Words
In this episode of The Dividend Cafe, host David Bonson dissects Disney’s 2019 $71.3 billion acquisition of Fox’s entertainment assets, focusing on why Rupert Murdoch sold the content portfolio but retained the news and sports properties. He highlights the divergent post‑deal performance:...
Sterling's Resilience and China’s Tactical Game
In this episode of the Currency Exchange podcast, NatWest Markets’ G10FX strategist Paul Robson explains why sterling has remained surprisingly resilient despite Middle‑East turmoil, citing safe‑haven flows, historic UK‑GCC links, and limited fast‑money pressure. He then assesses the impact of...
260: The Top Retirement Trends That Are Reshaping Investing, Income and Longevity
In this episode, Oscar Pulido talks with Nick Nufusi, BlackRock’s Global Head of Retirement Solutions, about the seismic shift from defined‑benefit pensions to defined‑contribution 401(k) plans and the implications of longer lifespans for retirees. Key trends include the decline of...
TWIFO 496: Live From OIC 2026
In this live episode recorded at the Options Industry Conference in Palm Beach, the hosts recap the week’s biggest movers in CME Group futures options, highlighting a near‑even split between assets gaining (the "light side") and losing (the "dark side")....
EM Fixed Income: Parsing Peace Talks and Payrolls
In this episode of Emerging Market Fixed Income, JPMorgan strategists Aneska Christovova, Ben Ramsey, and Tanya Escobedo dissect the latest Middle East cease‑fire talks, U.S. non‑farm payroll data, and their ripple effects across EM FX, sovereign credit spreads, and local...
Cash ISAs Are Booming: Why Savers Are Piling In
In this episode of the AJ Bell of Money and Markets podcast, Tom Sieber and guest Laura Suter discuss the surge in cash ISAs as savers seek safety amid geopolitical tension, rising UK government borrowing costs, and volatile energy prices....