Make Better Wealth Decisions: How Financial Advisor's Blind Spots Can Hurt Your Investments in a Rapidly Changing World
John De Goey (a podcast covering financial literacy, financial advisors & wealth)
163 episodes
9 hours ago
Have you thought about how bias impacts your investing?
Is your portfolio built using standard principles that might not work in a new world paradigm that features an end to the bond bull, an end to the peace dividend and the onset of tariffs and trade wars?
Make Better Wealth Decisions will help you navigate investing and planning by exposing how traditional advice does not incorporate recent events.
The podcast will help you:
1. Spot hidden risks in stocks due to high valuations.
2. Protect your wealth with hard assets in a stagflationary economy.
3. Adapt wisely to avoid outdated investment principles.
Tune in every Thursday where you’ll hear thought leader, author and portfolio manager John De Goey interviews financial experts about industry trends and thinking. Every Monday thereafter, he releases a short primer episode that provides context to make sure you understand what it all means and what you can do to help yourself.
If you're ready to Make Better Wealth Decisions, hit play on recent fan favorite episode #147 with Tom Czitron that deals with valuations, bubbles, and the finance industry's overall lack of preparedness in 2025.
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Have you thought about how bias impacts your investing?
Is your portfolio built using standard principles that might not work in a new world paradigm that features an end to the bond bull, an end to the peace dividend and the onset of tariffs and trade wars?
Make Better Wealth Decisions will help you navigate investing and planning by exposing how traditional advice does not incorporate recent events.
The podcast will help you:
1. Spot hidden risks in stocks due to high valuations.
2. Protect your wealth with hard assets in a stagflationary economy.
3. Adapt wisely to avoid outdated investment principles.
Tune in every Thursday where you’ll hear thought leader, author and portfolio manager John De Goey interviews financial experts about industry trends and thinking. Every Monday thereafter, he releases a short primer episode that provides context to make sure you understand what it all means and what you can do to help yourself.
If you're ready to Make Better Wealth Decisions, hit play on recent fan favorite episode #147 with Tom Czitron that deals with valuations, bubbles, and the finance industry's overall lack of preparedness in 2025.
Make Better Wealth Decisions: How Financial Advisor's Blind Spots Can Hurt Your Investments in a Rapidly Changing World
Have you thought about how bias impacts your investing?
Is your portfolio built using standard principles that might not work in a new world paradigm that features an end to the bond bull, an end to the peace dividend and the onset of tariffs and trade wars?
Make Better Wealth Decisions will help you navigate investing and planning by exposing how traditional advice does not incorporate recent events.
The podcast will help you:
1. Spot hidden risks in stocks due to high valuations.
2. Protect your wealth with hard assets in a stagflationary economy.
3. Adapt wisely to avoid outdated investment principles.
Tune in every Thursday where you’ll hear thought leader, author and portfolio manager John De Goey interviews financial experts about industry trends and thinking. Every Monday thereafter, he releases a short primer episode that provides context to make sure you understand what it all means and what you can do to help yourself.
If you're ready to Make Better Wealth Decisions, hit play on recent fan favorite episode #147 with Tom Czitron that deals with valuations, bubbles, and the finance industry's overall lack of preparedness in 2025.
