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10-Year Treasury Hits 5% While the Fed Hikes Rates
The 10-year Treasury hit 5% and the Fed hiked rates. We explain why we think the hike was a mistake and what the inflation data actually shows.
Sep 17


The $40 Trillion Debt Problem, But Earnings Are Soaring
The U.S. is about to cross $40 trillion in debt. In this video, we go back to 1980 to show how we got here, who is responsible, and what it now costs us every year just to pay the interest. We have charts on this you will not see anywhere else, including one that we think points to the real source of the problem. Then we turn to the surge in company profits that has been driving the stock market for much of this year. The large cap story has been well covered, but the more in
Aug 20


S&P 500 All-Time High: Q2 Earnings & Big Tech Blowout
The S&P 500 just hit a new all-time high, driven by blockbuster earnings. A look at the standouts, the hyperscalers, and what happened before the rally.
Aug 6


The Fed Cut Rates Again—Here's What It Means for Your Money
The Fed just cut rates for the third time in four months—here's what it means for borrowing, investing, and the housing market heading into the new year.
Dec 11, 2025


Is AI the Next Dot-Com Bubble?
Is AI the next dot-com bubble? I dig into the data and explain why today's tech landscape looks nothing like the late 90s.
Nov 28, 2025


-919K Jobs Revision Shocker, But Markets Shrug
September 2025 market update covering the -919K jobs revision, GDP growth, mortgage rate drops, and housing market trends. Financial advisor analysis of mixed economic signals and investment implications.
Sep 11, 2025


Rally Rolls On: Jobs Beat Expectations and AI Surges
The stock market rally continues with stronger-than-expected jobs data signaling robust consumer spending ahead. Plus, why investing at market highs shouldn't scare you away.
Jul 10, 2025


Buying Your First Home? Here is Why it Feels Impossible in 2025
If you have adult children or know someone trying to buy their first home, you've probably witnessed the struggle firsthand. The income requirements to qualify for a starter home have more than doubled in just the past five years, pushing the average age of first-time buyers from their early thirties to nearly forty.
May 29, 2025
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