In this episode (aired on 10/22/17), host Ron DeLegge explains why fee wars on Wall Street are good for you and your money. Also, Ron reminds you about the valuable lessons learned from the 30th-year anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ IndexShow and enroll in Ron's online classes and learn how to invest the right way! www.udemy.com/user/ronald-delegge/?src=sac
In this episode (aired on 10/15/17), host Ron DeLegge talks about the declining cost of index investing, why gravity will eventually catch up with the stock market, and retirement planning trivia. Ron also asks you the question: What - if anything - are you doing to plan for a stock market correction? Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ IndexShow and enroll in Ron's online classes and learn how to invest the right way! www.udemy.com/user/ronald-delegge/?src=sac
In this episode (aired on 10/8/17), host Ron DeLegge talks commodities investing with John Love, CEO @ USCF Investments. Also, Ron shares three strategies for investing in commodities, an asset class that is largely missing from many investment portfolios. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ IndexShow
In this episode (aired on 10/1/17), host Ron DeLegge talks about whether bullish momentum is on the stock market's side, examining this matter from several different perspectives. The CNN Fear/Greedy Index is now above 90, indicating that investors are super greedy. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ IndexShow and enroll in Ron's online classes and learn how to invest the right way! www.udemy.com/user/ronald-delegge/?src=sac
In this episode (aired on 9/24/17), host Ron DeLegge talks with program guest Nigel Brashaw at PwC about mega-trends behind ETF investing. Plus, Ron gives you the lowdown on contrarian investing and why it works. Finally, Ron shares his favorite inspirational quotes from the investing greats. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ IndexShow and enroll in Ron's online classes and learn how to invest the right way! www.udemy.com/user/ronald-delegge/?src=sac