Payne Points of Wealth

Has AI Replaced Wall Street’s Common Sense?

It’s Episode 121 and the economy continues to remain strong. The jobs market continues to surprise everyone with a hot jobs number. This past week and inflation continues to come down. Every naysayer out there is still skeptical of what kind of condition the economy is in. You know how we feel. We’re optimistic, but we’re going to talk about it today.

On The Tipping Point, we’re going to talk about picking your financial independence date. When can you stop working, and live off your portfolio? What do you need to be thinking about? Join us for this episode of Payne Points of Wealth. 

The perfect marriage of Risk Taking & Caution with our guest Carrie Kerpen

It’s Episode 120 and the pessimism party continues despite the fact the news just keeps coming in better than expected. Unemployment is at a 53-year low. Right now, we’ve got inflation continuing to come down and earnings better than expected. Could be a Goldilocks economy. But Wall Street doesn’t want you to think that. We’re going to get into it today.

On The Tipping Point, we’ve got a great guest today with Ryan’s friend Carrie Kerpen. She’s an entrepreneur who sold her business. We’re going to get really deep on the psychology of money.

Who would have guessed the French stock market was going to be number one this year?

It’s Episode 119 and economic growth continues, much to the chagrin of many Wall Street strategists. The economy continued to grow in the first quarter. Earnings season is upon us and earnings have been pretty good. Technology has been leading the way. Markets are going higher and the French stock market is leading all markets. So it’s crazy out there. We’re going to break it down for you today.

On The Tipping Point, we’re going to talk about variables that you need to factor in when it comes to you becoming financially independent.

Is Inflation Finally Starting to Cool?

It’s Episode 118 and inflation is coming down. We had the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Producer Price Index (PPI) come down more than expected last week. Meanwhile, the labor market remains hot. Our vantage point of a soft landing is becoming more real by the moment. Recessionary fears are continuing to dwindle as investors are starting to put money back in the market.

The Market Goes Up 📈 with Ed Yardeni

We have a very special edition today. We have one of our favorite Wall Street strategists, Ed Yardeni, who has a research firm that we follow very, very closely. We're going to talk about Ed's viewpoint on the economy and the markets. Ed is one of the few optimists on Wall Street, there are not many of them. We are so happy to have him on the show. Join us for this episode of Payne Points of Wealth.

Entrepreneurial Skill Does Not Equal Investment Skill

The market continues to go higher, despite a banking crisis. Interest rates are starting to come down. Things don’t seem as dire as once thought. We’ll give you our thoughts on what we see right now with the ten-year treasury at 3.5%. Markets inching higher throughout the year. What’s next in the economy? In the market? You’ll get our 2 cents.

On the Tipping Point, we have a very special guest and friend Chad Madden, an entrepreneur who had a liquidity event. He’s going to talk about the psychology of money, the thoughts, and the processes he went through to have that liquidity event. Things will be helpful for you with your journey to financial independence.

Did the Fed just give banks carte blanche to mismanage your money?

The Fed put is back, Uncle Jay Powell’s got your back. Every bank in the country, every deposit, is basically backed by the Fed, stabilizing the entire financial system. Is this just a band-aid to put on a bigger problem with the banking system? We’re going to talk about exactly where we see the banking system, and where we see the economy right now. Does this mean we’re going into recession or will the Fed start taking the foot off the pedal, stop raising interest rates and give us that soft landing we’ve been talking about?

On the Tipping Point, we will talk about reallocating your portfolio. Is it time to reevaluate your investment strategy?

Is the SVB collapse the beginning of something bigger?

We’ve seen some bank failures over the course of the last week and there are questions about systemic risk throughout the entire system. The Fed continues to be hawkish on interest rates. Is this the beginning of something bigger? A big economic downfall that we all need to prepare for? We are going to give you our thoughts on what we think is going to transpire, and how to position your portfolio.

On the Tipping Point, today, we’re going to talk about SECURE Act 2.0. There are huge tax benefits available to you that you might not know about. We’re going to give you the rundown to make sure that you’re on your path to financial independence.

Trust, but diversify.

There’s a tug-of-war going on in the economy right now. Inflation is stubborn. Not coming down as quickly as expected. Yet the job market remains hot as people are spending money at unexpectedly high rates. So what does this mean? We’ve got consumer spending, yet inflation is still high.

Is that the recipe for disaster? Well, we’re going to tell you, we think today on the show. On the Tipping Point today, we’re going to talk about questions you need to be asking yourself to make sure you’re on your path to financial independence

Last year’s decline was really about wringing out excess speculation.

We’re in the midst of earnings season and 70% of companies have beat expectations, and that seems to be the theme this year. Whatever the economists and strategists told you was going to happen is not happening. Things are better than expected, just like we told you on this podcast. We’re going to tell you why everything is going better in the economy than everyone anticipated.

On the Tipping Point with Aaron Dessen, CFP^® we’re talking about what you need to be doing right now with your money. Also, we go over reasons why some investors choose to DIY their financial plan rather than have a professional financial adviser.

 

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