Many investors have questions concerning how much they should own internationally versus keeping their money invested in U.S. stocks. David Nelson shares data showing how the U.S. markets typically outperform international markets by a significant margin.
Dividend investing is traditionally thought of as a safer, steady approach. James Nelson joins us to explain why dividend investing is no longer the value strategy it was in the past.
We have heard that small businesses are having a tougher time in today’s economy. David Nelson shares employment data that confirms the chatter and he explains why small business is vital to the U.S. economy.
Short-term interest rates aren’t behaving the way they normally do, and that’s creating some extra volatility. In this week’s segment, David Nelson walks through what’s happening and what it means for investors.
Inflation has cooled quite a bit from the highs we saw a few years ago, but many people still feel like they are falling behind. Nate Kreinbrink explains how “real” incomes remaining below pre-inflation levels are one cause for this hangover.
The amount of money in the economy today is considerably more than there was years ago. John Nelson joins us to share the significant growth in US household and business checking account balances plus how this extra cash may impact the market.