The Dividend Cafe is your portal for market perspective that is virtually conflict-free, rooted in deep philosophical commitments about how capital should be managed, and understandable for all sorts of investors. Host David L. Bahnsen is a frequent guest on CNBC, Bloomberg, and Fox Business. He is the author of the books, Crisis of Responsibility: Our Cultural Addiction to Blame and How You Can Cure It (Post Hill Press), The Case for Dividend Growth: Investing in a Post-Crisis World (Post Hill Press), and Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life (Post Hill Press).
1018 episodes transcribedThe market was flat today in the Dow, but both the Nasdaq and the S&P were up (the Nasdaq meaningfully so after last week’s travails). Today’s mis...
In this week's Dividend Cafe we focus on the trade-off of volatility and expected returns A market summary of the week that just was Where the next st...
The market missed out on its first five consecutive days of price increase by dropping 135 points today … Initial jobless claims came in at 1.3 milli...
The market closed up 230 points today, zig-zagging around most of the day after opening up +350 points. The driver was optimism around vaccine talk (a...
Futures were up close to a hundred points last night, vacillating between the flat line and +100, at 3:30am ET this morning they were flat, and by 4:0...
This is the replay of the Market Outlook National Video Call with David L. Bahnsen and Scott Gamm. Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com T...
This week’s Dividend Cafe is a long and juicy one – lots of topics, lots of practical subjects (see list below), and plenty for the wonky types and th...
I’ll save you the play by play of what happened with futures last night and this morning, but it was pretty boring. And the markets moved higher a bi...
Futures were modestly positive all of last evening and into my morning wake-up. They turned negative a few hours before the market opened and bounced...
I woke up this morning to an overnight Nikkei that had dropped a tad, European markets down a tad, and U.S. futures down 100 points or so. Futures ea...
Market futures never did point down last evening, and I woke up very early eastern time to futures pointing up 450 points. After a cup of coffee I re...
In this week's Dividend Cafe we will look at: The real lesson of 2020 so far, evidenced in Q1 being the 9th worst quarter in history, and Q2 being the...
The market closed the shortened holiday week up over 800 points for the week, with the market up almost 100 points today. Futures were really flat la...
This is the audio replay of National Call Market Outlook from TBG CIO - David L. Bahnsen. With Host Scott Gamm of Strategy Voice and Associates. Disc...
• Some clarification on COVID and the current media coverage • How the result of “financialization” is to ignore capital investment, and how starv...
Futures last night really hugged around the flat line non-stop from 3pm pacific until 9pm or so when I stopped checking. At 3am this morning they wer...
Market futures were pretty much flat all of last evening, and I awoke at 3:15am to a down 250 level. By the open, futures were pointing to down ~700....
Well this was one of the crazier 24 hours in quite some time, more so for what happened last night than today. Futures opened up about 100 points las...
Futures were pointing down as much as ~300 points Sunday night (netted for fair value), though that number improved as the night went along. By 3:15a...
• There is a solution of the problem of always having a reason to sell, and always having a reason to buy: It is – always having a plan … • The na...
