Wealthion - Be Financially Resilient

Kori Hale, CEO of CultureBanx, joins Wealthion host Eric Chemi to discuss the challenges millennials face in the housing market. They explore topics such as interest rates, renting vs. buying, leveraging assets like a 401K, and predictions on Fed rate cuts. This episode offers valuable insights for first-time homebuyers and investors navigating the real estate landscape.

This podcast delves into the future of the auto industry with a focus on the EV revolution and auto prices in 2024. Topics covered include the economic concerns and outlook, the importance of the auto industry to the US economy, pandemic pricing and its impact on consumers, the new vs. used car market, dealership margins and consumer deals, the rise of electric vehicles, maintenance costs and EV challenges, Tesla's pricing strategy and industry effects, autonomous driving and ridesharing trends, dealer consolidation and consumer benefits, online car buying tips and transparency, and the 2024 auto industry forecast and economic impacts.

Jay Jackson, CEO of Abacus Life, discusses the value of life insurance policies, debunking common misconceptions and revealing how policyholders can leverage their policies for financial benefit. Topics include the $13 trillion life insurance market, evaluating policy value, lifestyle factors affecting life span, COVID-19's impact on life insurance and health, and key takeaway: Don't Let Policies Lapse.

Nicole Webb, Senior VP & Financial Advisor at Wealth Enhancement Group, and host Andrew Brill discuss economic concerns, job market trends, consumer spending, interest rates, food prices, tech companies, AI's influence on market trends, and potential market growth in this riveting episode.

Lyn Alden, author of 'Broken Money', discusses the intersection of Bitcoin, fiscal and monetary policies, and global economic ripples. They explore strategies for different age groups, the impact of Middle East tensions on US markets, and the potential for change in tech platforms.

James Connor sits down with Jim Rickards, Former Advisor to the CIA and Pentagon, to discuss the ongoing Ukraine conflict, Middle East tensions, China's economic crisis, and if the stock market is a bubble about to burst.

James Connor of Bloor Street Capital interviews Steve Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University. They discuss inflation dynamics, money supply fluctuations, risks of economic recession, labor market analysis, and strategies for wealth protection. Hanke offers detailed analysis and insight to help navigate the economic landscape of the coming year. They also explore Argentina's economic troubles and the role of the central bank.

Sam Burns, an expert from Mill Street Research, discusses the future of the bull market, the impact of inflation and interest rates on investments, and the potential for growth in tech stocks. He analyzes US fiscal policy, the role of small caps, commodity markets, Chinese economic dilemmas, and the challenges of modern investment research. Burns emphasizes the importance of sound investment strategies, avoiding hype, and balancing media influence. He also explores the decline of individual stock picking and the importance of independent research and non-conflicted investment advisors.

The podcast discusses the global economy, inflation, gold, and technology stocks. Topics include the misleading nature of economic metrics, credit card debt, recession definitions, interest rates, investment strategies, the role of gold and precious metals, the future of Bitcoin, the European Central Bank's role, housing market trends, AI's impact on individual stocks, media industry changes, future outlook on gold prices, and earnings season.

Matt Higgins, a business and education expert, joins Anthony Scaramucci in a podcast conversation. They discuss the practicalities and potentials of AI, the importance of unconventional investing, and the power of learning from mistakes. Matt shares insights on how businesses can adapt and thrive in an AI-driven landscape, as well as his approach to investing. They also touch on personal growth, the impact of Fed rate cuts, and casual conversations on various topics.