You Were Supposed To Hear This with Josh Brown

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Sep 26, 2024

Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management and a CNBC panelist, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of finance, from generative AI's role in wealth management to the importance of skepticism in investing. He humorously discusses unique stock symbols and reflects on his career journey. The conversation transitions into simplifying financial strategies and the shift from transactional to fee-based models. Brown's engaging anecdotes and lighthearted segments make complex topics accessible, capped off with a book giveaway.

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INSIGHT

Long-Term Investing

Every decision to exit the market in the last 100 years has been wrong.
Every decision to buy has been right, especially during market downturns.

ADVICE

Focus on Career

Focus on your career instead of market timing if you are still young and accumulating wealth.
Consistent investing is more effective than trying to predict short-term market fluctuations.

INSIGHT

Market Dampening

The shift to fee-based wealth management and 401ks dampens market volatility.
These create consistent buying pressure, especially during dips.

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Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management and CNBC panelist, provides an in-depth discussion on various financial topics. Covering market trends, the transformative impact of generative AI in financial services, and the evolution of Brown's career, the conversation offers a blend of serious insights and humorous moments. Brown also reflects on financial planning, the role of skepticism in investing, and the broader implications of AI across industries. The episode features lighthearted segments, like silly stock ticker symbols and emoji-based financial explanations, concluding with a book giveaway.

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