Money Matters with Wes Moss

Nov 10 2024 191 ep. 57 mins 57
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Wes Moss, Chief Investment Strategist at Capital Investment Advisors (CIA) hosts Money Matters, the country’s longest running live call-in, investment and personal finance radio show.

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Money Matters 11/10/24

Nov 10 2024 34 mins  
On today’s episode of Money Matters, Capital Investment Advisor’s Chief Investment Officer Connor Miller joins Wes to look at how the presidential election looks to have been primarily determined by inflation’s painful and lasting effect on voters. They look at how markets have reacted, including a “certainty pop,” with US stocks adding $1.62 trillion the following day. T

Money Matters 11/03/24

Nov 03 2024 34 mins  
On this episode of Money Matters, Co-host and Producer Jeff Lloyd joins Wes to discuss election indicators, market predictions, advances in stem cell research, and the impact of daylight savings and inflation on everyday life. They review predictive tools like S&P 500 performance, the Misery Index, and the rising popularity of betting markets. They examine the historical resilience

Money Matters 10/27/24

Oct 27 2024 67 mins  
Warren Buffett once said, “If a statue is ever erected to honor the person who has done the most for American investors, the hands-down choice should be Jack Bogle.” In hour 1 of today’s episode of Money Matters, Wes explains why John “Jack” Bogle’s lessons continue to light the path toward a financially secure and happy retirement. In hour 2, Money Matters Co-host a

Money Matters 10/20/24

Oct 20 2024 34 mins  
Wes is joined by Connor Miller, Chief Investment Officer for Capital Investment Advisors, to cover the week’s significant financial headlines. They examine how the Dow ended the session above 43,000 for the first time, how US Retail Sales seem to imply that the US Consumer is strong, the latest bank earnings analysis, and new 401(k) limits. Finally, they do a deep dive into the p

Money Matters 10/13/24

Oct 13 2024 35 mins  
Connor Miller, Chief Investment Officer for Capital Investment Advisors, joins Wes in the studio. They commiserate about a less-than-ideal jobs report. They discuss the cumulative effect of years of inflation and how that might usher in negative vibes despite encouraging CPI numbers. They delve into the Wall Street Journal’s article describing a global decline in birth rates and

Money Matters 10/6/24

Oct 06 2024 34 mins  
On today’s episode of Money Matters, Wes is joined by investment advisor and regular co-host Jeff Lloyd. They tackle the week's latest news, including scary headlines and California banishing Fruit Loops from school cafeterias. They review Q3 and analyze housing challenges, such as inventory and mortgage rates. They examine the “peak 65” stat of the week, which shows a record

Money Matters 9/29/24

Sep 30 2024 34 mins  
In this episode of "Money Matters," hosts Wes Moss and Jeff Lloyd dive deep into the impact of the recent Federal Reserve rate cut on various asset classes, including stocks, bonds, and cash. Amid discussions on the returns in the bond market, Wes and Jeff also explore historical trends, showing how the S&P 500 often rises after Fed rate cuts, especially when the market is near all

Money Matters 9/22/24

Sep 22 2024 69 mins  
On today’s episode of Money Matters, Wes is joined by Connor Miller, Chief Investment Officer for Capital Investment Advisors. They discuss the big news about the Fed cutting interest rates. They reveal a study showing that 41% of Americans report peak stress conditions, though the misery index fell slightly from last year. They examine a list of which university degrees statisti

Money Matters 9/15/24

Sep 16 2024 34 mins  
On today’s episode of Money Matters, Wes is joined by Capital Investment Advisors Wealth Management Analyst Jeff Lloyd. They cover current events affecting Americans today—U.S. inflation softening as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut interest rates, the latest mortgage figures, and how election uncertainty may be depressing the stock market. Then, they use the new iPhone 16 a

Money Matters 9/8/24

Sep 08 2024 32 mins  
Americans have faced immense financial challenges in the past two-plus decades. The Dotcom Bubble sent stock prices down nearly 50% between 2000 and 2002, the Great Recession and Housing Crisis of 2007-2009 cratered stocks more than 55%, and theCOVID-19 Pandemic and shutdowns sent stocks tumbling 30% in a month’s span and led to massive inflation and high interest rates thereafte