No News Is Good News

No News Is Good News

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?

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If $5,000 Is Good, Why Not $50,000? What History Says About Government Checks

If $5,000 Is Good, Why Not $50,000? What History Says About Government Checks

A $5,000 check for every American adult sounds great. So why not $50,000? Why not a million? The proposed "Trump Dividend" has put government checks back in the headlines. Karl Eggerss looks at what h...

12 Sep 29min

History of Money Series: When the Fed Took Rates to 20%

History of Money Series: When the Fed Took Rates to 20%

In the early 1980s, homebuilders started mailing two by fours to the Federal Reserve. Car dealers mailed in keys to cars nobody could finance. Farmers drove their tractors to Washington and parked the...

5 Sep 24min

This Isn't 2008: What Wall Street Is Actually Building Around AI Debt

This Isn't 2008: What Wall Street Is Actually Building Around AI Debt

A post was written on the internet this week warning that Wall Street is quietly building the same kind of products that blew up the housing market in 2008. It had real numbers in it. It was a scary p...

29 Aug 24min

The Worry List Is Long and Stocks Keep Going Up

The Worry List Is Long and Stocks Keep Going Up

Long rates hit their highest level since 2007, the national debt topped $40 trillion, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced he's doubling long-dated bond buybacks. Karl breaks down what that ...

22 Aug 24min

History of Money Series: The Bank Holiday of 1933 - The Week America Closed Every Bank

History of Money Series: The Bank Holiday of 1933 - The Week America Closed Every Bank

Imagine waking up tomorrow and every bank in America is closed. Not just yours. All of them. No withdrawals, no cash, no way to make payroll. And nobody can tell you when it ends. That happened. In Ma...

15 Aug 24min

History of Money Series: Black Monday 1987 - The Worst Day in Market History

History of Money Series: Black Monday 1987 - The Worst Day in Market History

October 19, 1987. The Dow fell 22.6% in a single day. It's still the worst day in the history of the American stock market, nearly double the worst day of the 1929 crash. And here's the part almost no...

8 Aug 28min

Money Won't Matter in 2036 - Should You Believe It?

Money Won't Matter in 2036 - Should You Believe It?

The richest man in the world, Elon Musk, just told The Economist that money won't matter a decade from now. Not that it'll look different, but that it won't matter. And he laid out the mechanism: AI a...

1 Aug 20min

It's Groundhog Day on Wall Street - Until It Isn't

It's Groundhog Day on Wall Street - Until It Isn't

There's a war in the Middle East, oil is spiking, tariffs are back, and Big Tech is spending like never before. If it all feels like Groundhog Day, that's exactly the problem. The market can shrug off...

25 Jul 22min

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