After two horrible weeks for the financial markets, this past week was a breath of fresh air. But, will it last? Karl discusses whether it was just another dead cat bounce in a bear market or did something really change?
The stock market suffered another bout of selling following a more aggressive Federal Reserve hike. Some things happened recently in the stock market that have never happened. On this episode, Karl Eggerss discusses how to determine your risk tolerance and to have a portfolio that matches that and your financial goals.
A slowing economy, inflation, and an aggressive Federal Reserve is a bad combination. On this podcast, Karl Eggerss explains why and how to navigate in the current environment.
On this episode, Karl Eggerss discusses that to have true financial freedom, it takes more than a calculator. While there is some science to financial planning, it takes more art than anything.
The stock market snapped back and had one of the biggest weekly gains in two years. But, is it just temporary? Regardless, on this episode Karl Eggerss gives you some practical tips on what you can be doing to actually benefit from a bear market.
The Dow Jones hasn't had this bad of a streak in almost 100 years! On this episode, Karl Eggerss discusses why there are opportunities now and the outlook for the stock market is better. Plus, this is the time to take advantage of the current market meltdown. He'll give you some tips on ways to improve your financial situation.
On this week's show, Karl discusses why investing can be hard. But, there are ways to navigate this market and turn lemons into lemonade.
Amidst the volatility in the stock and bond markets, everyone is evaluating their portfolio. On this week's show, Karl Eggerss welcomes Casey Keller to discuss when does it make sense to pay higher expenses for an investment.
The S&P 500 is off to its worst start ever. And, the bond market isn't helping either. Investors are confused, but there are solutions. On this week's show, Karl Eggerss discusses how a well rounded portfolio if fairing much better in 2022.
Karl Eggerss welcomes Casey Keller, CFA to the podcast to discuss a change in a study that has been around for over 25 years. It could affect the amount of money you withdraw from your retirement nest egg.
While there is a lot going on in the world right now, I continue to get this question. On this podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses what's working in this new environment and what's not.
On this episode, Karl Eggerss shares that the current environment may just be what the doctor ordered. While there is some pain in the bond market and certain parts of the stock market, it may be necessary.
On this podcast, Karl discusses if a recession is coming and the impact it could have on you and your portfolio. Plus, a tip about cybersecurity.
Many of you own bonds through bond funds whether they're in a 401(k) or a brokerage account. Bonds are having a rough time in 2022. Is the worst behind us? Karl explains on this week's #podcast. Plus, a little bit of good news.
On this podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses the pros and cons of real estate investing. In addition, there are several types of real estate investments. Karl goes into detail on many of them.
With everything going on in 2022, many are asking if this time is different. And, if so, what they should do about it regarding their portfolio
On this podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses the wild moves in the markets this week, especially the commodities market. Inflation is picking up steam and we now know what the Federal Reserve will do. Or, do we? Plus, the Russian Ukranian war continues.
Russia invaded Ukraine. Initially, the stock market fell sharply, but later reversed and continued higher. But, why?
On this special episode, Karl interviews serial entrepreneur Rod Batson about how a track star becomes a successful entrepreneur and now is giving back to the community in a big way.
On this podcast, Karl discusses some questions to ask to help you choose a financial advisor. Plus, inflation is at a 40-year high and continues to persist. Can the White House or the Federal Reserve do anything about it? Lastly, it's week 4 of our organizational challenge.
On this week's podcast, Karl discusses the rotation happening in the stock market? Did you notice it? What's it saying about the future of the economy? Plus, it's week 3 of our organizational challenge.
On this week's podcast, Karl welcomes colleague Justin Pawl, CFA, CFP to discuss interval funds. How do they work? The pros, the cons, and how they might fit into a portfolio. Plus, it was a wild week on Wall Street. Karl answers the question on whether or not it's the end of an era. Lastly, it's week #2 of our organizational challenge.
On this week's podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses why the Fed may be behind the curve...again. Plus, it's a new year and Karl has a 4-week organizational challenge for you.
On this podcast, Karl welcomes Casey Keller, CFA to discuss the Series I Savings Bonds and if the interest rate they are paying is legitimate and if it will last. Plus, Casey lets the audience know exactly how these bonds work.
On this week's podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses why just because you own a bunch of securities, it doesn't mean you're diversified. In fact, you might be surprised what many of your investments have in common.
On this episode, Karl welcomes Oliver Norman to the show to discuss the important life decision of retirement.
On this week's podcast, Karl Eggerss describes why stocks may still be the place to be given the backdrop. Plus, it's the last trading week of the year. Here are some helpful last minute finance tips.
On this week's podcast, Karl Eggerss discusses how the Fed changed their tune and what it could mean for your portfolio. In addition, there was a sea change this week in the financial markets because of a few factors.
On this podcast, Karl Eggerss shares his thoughts on how to decide where to give your philanthropic dollars. Karl gives 3 things to consider.
It was a wild week on Wall Street. It had a little bit of everything for every investor. Karl gives details, but also give investors a warning about paying too much for a stock.
