Financial Sense Newshour (All)

Apr 13 – Many refer to the what’s taken place in the US stock market since Trump’s election as the “Trump rally,” but, according to Matthew Kerkhoff at Model Investing, the true driver behind stocks is reflation (higher growth and inflation)...

Apr 12 – UK Prime Minister Theresa May has officially started UK’s exit from the European Union, a.k.a. Brexit. This has never been done before and Stratfor’s Senior Europe Analyst, Adriano Bosoni, joins FS Insider today to discuss what we...

Apr 11 – Jim’s guest this week is Laurence Kotlikoff, Professor of Economics at Boston University. Professor Kotlikoff believes entitlements need to be fixed now if we are to preserve them. Wealthy individuals may see their benefits...

Apr 10 – Whether you are still working on your taxes or you just did them, we’re going to focus today on bringing those taxes down and, particularly, how to do so in the context of your overall investment portfolio. Areas discussed: tax brackets...

Apr 8 – Today’s Big Picture is broken up into three topics: 1) How banks are making money but this is not being passed along to bank depositors through savings accounts. Why is that and will that change as the Fed raises interest rates?

Apr 8 – After this week’s wrap-up with Ryan Puplava, we are joined by Gary Dorsch of Global Money Trends who explains why the Fed is getting concerned and why, he thinks, the stock market is in the process of peaking. Then, afterwards...

Apr 7 – According to Blackrock, consumers hold in excess of $11 trillion in deposits and money market funds, which currently earn little to nothing. On today’s podcast, Gargi Chaudhuri, a macro strategist at Blackrock, explains their outlook on Fed...

Apr 6 – We are joined today by Heather Roff (@HMRoff), a senior research fellow at the University of Oxford as well as a research scientist at ASU’s Global Security Initiative, to discuss killer robots, AI, the concerns among governments and...

Apr 5 – Neil Dutta, head of economics at Renaissance Macro, joins FS Insider today to discuss credit conditions, concerns over the subprime auto market, US housing, hard vs soft data with consumer spending, corporate profits, the US dollar...

Apr 4 – Taxes are due on April 18th this year and, in honor of tax season, we speak with Steven Siegel about everything you need to know, from a tax planning perspective, on what to do this year and in the future when filing.