Jason Moser, an investment analyst, and Robert Brokamp, a finance contributor, delve into the ongoing battle over U.S. Steel and TikTok's uncertain future. They discuss the intense interest in U.S. Steel from firms like Nippon Steel and the role of CEO personalities in investment decisions. Moser analyzes the implications of a potential TikTok sale amid national security concerns, while Brokamp answers listener questions on finding flat-fee financial advisors and managing underperforming stocks. Insightful and engaging, they illuminate the intersecting worlds of steel and social media.

David Meier, a cybersecurity expert, dives into Okta's impressive earnings and the challenges of multi-factor authentication amidst growing security concerns. He also reflects on Salesforce's leadership and vision. Meanwhile, retirement planning guru Robert Brokamp addresses the fears of outliving savings, highlighting personalized strategies for financial stability and the significance of life expectancy in retirement planning. Both guests offer valuable insights into navigating the evolving landscape of technology and finance.

Nick Sciple, an investment analyst at Motley Fool, shares insights on WWE's monumental debut on Netflix, including the $5 billion rights deal and its potential to reshape audience engagement. He discusses the '100% margin' opportunities for WWE and why TKO Group Holdings has captured his investment interest. Robert Brokamp emphasizes essential portfolio strategies for 2025, focusing on cash management and asset rebalancing to weather market changes. Tune in for a blend of wrestling and investing acumen!

It's the perfect time to review your financial plan for investing in 2023. (0:21) Andy Cross discusses: - His optimism after the worst year for investors since 2008 - The potential for 2023 to be "a stock picker's market" - Why financials and healthcare are two of the industries he's watching for opportunities (10:15) Robert Brokamp weighs in on whether all investors should more seriously consider bonds, why retirees might be able to increase their safe withdrawal rates, and the biggest asset younger investors have this year.  Looking for more investing ideas? Go to www.fool.com/report to get your free copy of our "5 Stocks Under $49" report. Host: Chris Hill Guests: Andy Cross, Robert Brokamp Engineer: Rick Engdahl Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robert Brokamp, financial expert, joins the show to talk about retirement planning. Topics include 401(k) contributions, individual stock vs. index fund investing, annuities and bonds, the future of social security, and the importance of starting to spend more money before retirement.

Jim Gillies and Robert Brokamp discuss small-cap stocks, Costco's healthcare offering, and the forgotten aspect of Costco's valuation. Kirsten Guerra and Jason Moser talk about the benefits of using ETFs for diversification in investment portfolios and the difference between ETFs and mutual funds.

Jason Moser and Robert Brokamp discuss Starbucks entering the energy drink market and Apple's future headset plans. They also cover Carnival Cruise Line's earnings and retirement planning strategies, emphasizing the importance of safe assets and guaranteed income options in portfolios.

Financial experts Bill Mann and Robert Brokamp discuss Uber's focus on adjusted earnings, WeWork filing for bankruptcy, and economic takeaways from Bill's trip to Africa. Plus, Alison Southwick analyzes how Americans are saving. Topics covered include Uber's financial highlights, concerns about stock-based compensation, the impact of WeWork's bankruptcy on commercial real estate, changes in US family finances, and the importance of financial well-being.

This podcast discusses Nvidia's new Blackwell GPU, competition in the tech industry, and advancements in autonomous driving technology. They also answer listener questions about lending shares and activist investors.

Guest Ricky Mulvey talks about transitory inflation for the toy business, while Asit Sharma discusses the lasting popularity of Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Lego. Alison Southwick and Robert Brokamp answer listener mailbag questions, including one about saving in a portfolio of only stocks for retirement.