Feb 28, 2020

Bill Nygren, manager of the Oakmark Fund, notes that there is always some sort of crisis or problem that threatens the market, and that investors need to remember that their objective is a real-life financial goal and not winning some game of beating the market now, and he notes that there are compelling values --...

Feb 27, 2020

Personal finance journalism legend Jane Bryant Quinn joins Chuck today for two interviews, the first focused on the reboot of her book 'How to Make Your Money Last,' the second about the state of the financial media and more. In 1995, Quinn labeled most personal finance journalism as 'financial pornography,' appealing...

Feb 26, 2020

Michael Falk of Focus Consulting Group returns to the show for a very personal discussion with Chuck -- a conversation they plan to revisit regularly -- about how he has dealt personally and financially with the diagnosis that he has ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease. They discuss what goes through the mind of a...

Feb 25, 2020

Ken Berman, strategist at Gorilla Trades, said that despite a 1,000 point sell-off in the Dow Jones Industrial Average Monday, the market still looks good from a long-term perspective. He says long-term technicals remain bullish, and he is optimistic that the coronavirus scare could convince leaders in China and the...

Feb 24, 2020

William Smead, manager of the Smead Value Fund, has been bearish on energy stocks and oil companies for years, but he says in the Market Call that the market has been shifting, which makes energy stocks worth buying. He notes that demographics showing that millennials will double their use of gasoline -- despite...