2025

The S&P 500's average annual return has been 10% for a century...but that's almost never how it feels.

What can April’s selloff (and Warren Buffett) teach us about long-term investing success?

Ross provides looks at the fears that the dollar will lose its reserve status and sheds light on why it's unlikely to happen.

Stocks dropped precipitously on concerns for the future of Fed independence and trade war persistence .

Mike and Ross discuss how to navigate market storms while keeping your long-term financial goals in focus.

Ross compares this selloff with others in history, offers some context, and gives insight on whereto from here.

The stock market had a fearful "sell everything" moment as it wrestled with how to process broad new tariffs.

What can a recent spring storm tell us about the market's current volatility?

Five years after the March 2020 Covid market crash, we look at valuable lessons that still apply today.

How should investors interpret recent market volatility? And what’s different this time?

Ross provides background and context after the stock selloff on Monday, March 10.

As policy uncertainty and lackluster economic data shake the market, Ross looks at spots of weakness and strength.

The pace of change coming out of Washington has helped to fuel market volatility. Is now different than past rocky periods?

With an unlimited buffet of information at our finger tips, what are the biggest risks to investors' long-term goals?

How should investors respond to the recent tariff news? And what do online gambling companies have to do with investing?

Mike talks about the importance of stepping back to notice how far you've come.

Investors often fall back on key indicators such as the yield curve recession signal, but can we rely on them?

For the first episode of 2025, Mike and Ross pull back and look at the year to come.