Money Life with Chuck Jaffe
Money Life with Chuck Jaffe is leading the way in business and financial radio. The Money Life Podcast is a daily personal finance talk show, Monday through Friday sorting through the financial clutter every day to bring you the information you need to lead the MoneyLife.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 59 minutes
- Episodes
- 1888
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Axel Merk: 'The best-case scenario' is not the economy's likely outcome
Axel Merk, president and chief investment officer at Merk Funds and Merk Investments, says investors need to be cautious about accepting current market risks and keep an eye on their sleep factor "be…
Needham's Martin: Streaming companies will keep struggling as they evolve
Laura Martin, equity analyst at Needham & Co., says that streaming technology companies saw their maturation curve speed up during the pandemic, with the fallout being current pricing pressures as co…
Harry Dent: Recession has started, massive market sell-off is coming
Noted market bear Harry Dent -- who called for a 50 percent market crash when he was last on the show in late May of 2021 -- says that efforts made to prolong the bull market have exacerbated the tro…
Ally's Bell: Amid market turmoil, there's a shift toward passive investing
Lindsey Bell, chief markets and money strategist at Ally Invest, says that investors are engaging in a proverbial flight to quality by moving from the individual stocks and the security picking that …
Vanguard's Patterson: Growth's slow return should stave off a recession
Andrew Patterson, senior international economist at The Vanguard Group, says that recession "is not our base case right now," because economic growth is coming in at reasonable levels, even if it is …
John Hancock's Roland expects 'a nice rally' in fixed income through '22
Emily Roland, co-chief investment strategist at John Hancock Investment Management, says the bond market is pricing in 11 quarter-point rate hikes from the Federal Reserve this year, and with three i…
For the first time in a decade, 'fixed income is back in play'
Ron Sanchez, chief investment officer at Fiduciary Trust Company International, says that while the stock market will remain particularly challenging as it waits to see how successful the Federal Res…
Sierra's Loeffler: 'We want to be invested' but there's no strength to the market
Doug Loeffler, executive vice president of investment management at Sierra Investment Management, says his firm is mostly in cash right now because current conditions look like a "very sustained equi…
Technicals show potential rally before bigger market troubles
In two different interviews today, experts see a market capable of rallying but not necessarily able to hold off a longer-term bearish trend. Market-timer Heeten Doshi, portfolio manager at Doshi Ca…
Nervous investors, troubled popular stocks, lessons from Morningstar and more
Greg McBride, chief analyst for BankRate.com, says that while the site's latest survey shows that few Americans are boosting their stock holdings right now, a majority is still as committed to buying…
Causeway's Ketterer: 'This could be at time for housekeeping'
In a bonus interview from Money Life at Morningstar, Sarah Ketterer -- chief executive officer at Causeway Capital Management -- warns investors against turning paper losses into real ones, sticking …
Investors are entering the market's 'most interesting, terrifying exciting period'
David Snowball, founder of MutualFundObserver.com, says that the current market conditions are challenging investors to make sure they have a handle on what they own and why they own it, because they…
Chautauqua's Lubchenco: Foreign stocks poised to carry the next market cycle
Money Life is back for Day 2 from the Morningstar Investment Conference, and the action heats up with more interviews covering wider grounds. A day after T. Rowe Price star manager David Giroux said …
T. Rowe Price's Giroux: You don't need international stocks
Money Life travels to the Morningstar Investment Conference in Chicago, where David Giroux, portfolio manager for T. Rowe Price Capital Appreciation, kicks things off by saying that most investors ha…
Buffalo's Dlugosch: Earnings, more than rates, inflation, will set high-yield's path
Paul Dlugosch, portfolio manager for the Buffalo High-Yield, says that the high-inflation and rising-rate environment has been mostly priced in to the high-yield bond market, which will make the qual…
Martin Pring: Today's bear market could last another year or more
Veteran technical analyst Martin Pring of Pring Research says the market is showing signs that the current bear market could be part of a larger, secular bear market. If indeed those long-term trends…
ETFTrends' Lydon: Your portfolio should be dealing with entrenched inflation
Tom Lydon, chief executive at ETFTrends.com, says that with inflation entrenched in the economy right now and not looking like it will go away for several years, investors need to take steps to deal …
Invesco's Levitt: 'The process is playing out,' but recovery won't be overnight
Brian Levitt, global market strategist for Invesco says that there is some good news in the market -- with signs that the bond market is expecting inflation to slow and ease and other indicators show…
IAA's Zaccarelli: In these times, 'buy-and-hold passive is not a great strategy'
Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer for the Independent Advisor Alliance;, says that the current economic situation is different from the Covid meltdown or other recent difficult times because…
John Bonnanzio: Best advice right now is 'Sit on your hands'
John Bonnanzio, editor at Fidelity Monitor & Insight, says investors need to be as cautious as possible right now, focusing in on their investment time horizon so that they can ride out the potential…