Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 909, originally published in November 2017. Jason Hartman and Elisabeth Embry start off the show by reminding you that it’s time to make your 5 year plan. Not only...
Jason Hartman begins today’s show with some updates about next weekends Meet the Masters event. He also has another update from keynote speaker George Gilder, who explains a little about the new economic theory he&...
Jason Hartman and Adam tackle a potential sign that we’re entering more financial risk as mortgages that aren’t backed by the government are being bundled together and sold as bonds in the marketplace. ItR...
Jason Hartman begins today’s show with one of the speakers for Meet the Masters that’s coming up in less than 2 weeks, Mani Vaya. Mani is the host of the 2,000 Book Podcast, and the two discuss how you can re...
Today’s show begins with Jason Hartman and Adam discussing how investors are taking a big risk (and breaking Commandment #5 in the process) if they take part in buying the stock for a company that’s never tur...
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 364, originally published in March 2014. Join Jason Hartman as he discusses cash flow, real appreciation and geographic diversification as it applies to his, not Albert ...
Jason Hartman begins today’s show in disbelief at some of the “news” articles he’s been seeing lately about the best performing asset classes in 2018. The claims that cash was king are being shout...
Jason Hartman and video director Chad use the intro of today’s episode to go over some of the comments made by viewers of Jason’s YouTube videos, as well as announcing who the winner is for the contest. Then ...
Jason Hartman begins today’s show discussing some of the cyclical markets that have seen their housing bubble burst, as well as some non-cyclical markets that could be in danger of the same thing. One of them, Colo...
Jason Hartman and Adam take a look today at some sectors of society that have been hit hard by inflation and deflation over the past 20 years. Technology has done a good job at keeping the cost of many things in check, b...
