Joseph Carlson Show

In episode 63 things heat up with Iran. Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan Chairman decides to skip bail and head to Lebanon. NerdWallet releases a pointless investor survey. And I talk about my financial goals for 2020.

Iran and the US back off from conflict. Carlos Ghosn gives his side of the story. I receive record dividend payments in December. And we talk about tracking progress with investing.

I think it's about time we talk about debt. Debt can be used to your advantage or it can be one of the most financially destructive forces to exist. I take a look at our debt situation in the US and specifically our viewership and share my thoughts on it.

A market that only goes one direction has hidden dangers. I explore the problem with this bull market. We also talk about Boeing's woes, Visa's acquisition of Plaid, PayPal's acquisition of Honey. And more questions about debt.

Ray Dalio says cash is trash. Corona Virus spreads to the US. I ruin Tommy's dream of buying a Tesla. And we talk about the value brick and mortar brokerages offer.

The Coronavirus continues to spread. Boeing takes on big debt. MoviePass is finally over. And we look at investing using Fundrise.

Tesla stock has a historic rise. Disney has 26.5 million subscribers. Jack wants some input on what to look for in jobs.

In this episode we take a look at two different aspects of researching a company. Qualitative research, and quantitative research. I go through an example of each one. We also take a look at the end of the impeachment, new jobs report, and thousands of new investors buying Tesla stock.

Simon Property purchases more malls. Amazon is upset it lost the JEDI contract. I clarify my views on technical analysis. And we talk about how to achieve financial independence.

Real Estate makes up 20% of my portfolio, we're going to review it. The average American can't come up with $400 in an emergency. Tesla gets a bull case of $1,200 a share. And we talk about the threat of automation.

The Dow dropped over 3% on Monday. Steve Eisman is back explaining how his short position on Tesla turned out. And we take a look at the top 5 companies I have lost the most money in.

What is the biggest threat in the stock market? We discuss here. Disney CEO Bob Iger steps down. And M1 reaches 1 billion in assets under management. We also talk about what the difference between people who stay invested and those who sell.

Jay Powell lowers interest rates by half a percent. Robinhood has platform wide outages during one of the biggest trading days ever. And we take a look at three stocks i'm buying over the past week.

Jeffrey Gundlach warns about future market risks. Howard Marks explains why he doesn't think the market is necessarily undervalued. And we take a look at the my strategy going forward in a declining market.

The Bull Market has ended. Stocks are in free fall. Oil is having a price war. And we have one of the first big dividend companies to cut their dividends.

The Fed drops interest rates to zero and employs quantitative easing. Big banks halt buybacks in order to preserve capital. Every event with groups of people is cancelled. And years of gains are wiped away from the stock market.

The economy is in a standstill. Stores are closing. People are working from home. The stock market is down 30% from highs. We discuss the closing of the economy and the path going forward.

Boeing cuts it's dividend. Senator Burr sells stock before the downturn. And the rich are buying.

The US had over 3 million new unemployment claims. The stock market surges up. And we take a look at the stimulus package to see who benefits.

I'm selling... Bonds. Part of investing is balancing risk and reward. Right now bonds have spiked in value while equities are down nearly 30%. I'm going to be incrementally selling out of bonds into equities over the next two months (assuming the market continues it's downward trend). I discuss why i'm doing this.

Goldman says dividends will be reduced by 25% in 2020. 6 Million more people file for unemployment. And NRZ cuts their dividend by 90%.

In this video I go over 10 companies that will continue to pay dividends even in the scenario of a long shutdown. We also look at Bill Gates comments on opening up the economy. And I respond to a bunch of comments and questions.

Despite hearing constant terrible economic news, the stock market continues it's climb. We discuss why investors are buying companies during this recession.

The business earnings are coming out much lower, the health outlook improves, and the Fed shows its willingness to use unlimited power. We discuss this and much more in this episode.

In this special episode I sit down with Brian Barnes, the CEO and Founder of M1 Finance. We discuss everything from the trends in the broker industry to the challenges of the shutdown to specific broker features and future plans.

In this episode we discuss the role that stock buybacks play in the market and the potential problems they cause. We also take a look at the portfolio and answer emails.

We explore three of the reasons investors lose the most money. Disney dividend safety score is downgraded. AT&T CEO is steppign down. Kevin O'leary explains how many small businesses are going bankrupt. Kyle Bass tells what oil companies to invest in. And we take a look at emails and comments.

Each state is making plans to re-open their economy. Elon Musk is losing it on twitter. AMC is upset at Universal for their Trolls movie release. And we answer questions like why it's important to know what you own.

The jobs report crushes expectations. The stock market rockets higher. We look at the top ten holdings of Robinhood users. And I look at your questions during the previous week.

In this episode we go through the basics of picking dividend stocks to invest in.

In this episode we look at a half million dollar portfolio and how it's performed during the downturn. We also discuss the almost 5 trillion dollars the government has loaned just this year, the FED printing money and increasing it's balance sheet, and much more.

Jerome Powell gives a grim warning about the economic recovery. Experts are predicting a "shwoosh" shaped recovery. And we discuss the possibility of endless debt from the government.

Joe Rogan leaves to Spotify in an exclusive deal. The senate debates the new stimulus bill. More people regret trying to time the market. And we discuss if there's too many billionaires.

Apple closes retail stores in 4 states. Hertz cancels its plan to sell worthless stock. A Robinhood investor tragically takes his life after seeing a negative balance. Wirecard is exposed for massive fraud. And we discuss the amount of dividend cuts in my portfolio.

The economy and the stock market are telling a different story. I go through three different scenerios and explain why in each case I don't plan on selling.

Twitter and President Trump battle each other. AT&T releases their new streaming service HBO Max. My dividend portfolio is back in the green. And we take a look at some of the reasons the stock market isn't following the economy.

Jerome Powell Gives an economic update. Robinhood investors outperform billionaires. Dave Portnoy calls Warren Buffett an idiot. And I set my new goal for my portfolio, a million dollars.

Hundreds of thousands of Robinhood investors are buying Hertz and the big question is why. We try to answer that question in this episode. We also look at the risks of reopening the economy and answer emails on investing with religious restrictions.

Many people are afraid that US banks will suffer the same fate in this recession as they did in the previous. We discuss this possibility in this episode.

Warren Buffett finally makes a buy during, and it's a dividend stock. More specifically he is purchasing a large portion of the assets from Dominion Energy. I discuss this deal and why I don't believe it worked out in the benefit of Dominion shareholders. We also look at the possibility of the US banning TikTok, and the threat of fintech companies to US banks.

Is the most profitable investment strategy to buy companies that don't make much profit? The biggest winners of 2020 have been mostly companies that make very little in profit.These companies share price continue to soar and shareholders continue to celebrate. We'll discuss these stock and the story behind them. We'll also be looking at my biggest buy over the past few weeks and we have an update on the TikTok drama.

Trying to find the best value tech stocks is a difficult tasks. We look at how i'm growing the tech portion of my portfolio. Twitter also gets hacked with high profile accounts being taken over. And is apple worth 1.7 trillion dollars? One viewer doesn't think so, we take a look at his email.

Is Bill Ackman shorting my portfolio? We take look at the high yield companies he is short. Am I giving up on dividend investing? Tesla reports another profitable quarter with one big caveat. And Microsoft continues to gain market share and compete against Slack.

Apple crushes earnings. Apple announces stock split of 4 to 1. Big tech goes before clueless Congress. And we talk about how to value companies.

Microsoft is trying to buy TikTok. Warren Buffett keeps buying Bank of America. And Disney reports it's quarterly earnings and subscriber growth. We discuss all of this plus a portfolio update of my dividend portfolio and respond to questions and emails from previous episodes.

Epic Games has declared total war on Apple. After intentionally circumventing apples in app payments system with Fortnite, Apple responded by removing the app from the App Store. Epic Games used this to both sue apple and launch a social media campaign against apple. The war has started, the big question is, who will win?

Streaming stocks are some of the most misunderstood stocks by investors. We discuss their potential and where I think the biggest opportunities lie over the future.

Apple soars above 2 trillion dollars. The Fortine and Apple saga continues on. Tesla grows it's valuation to join a club of elite stocks. Warren Buffett's buying gold stocks. And we give a full portfolio update as well as respond to comments on the previous episode.

Warren Buffet spends 6 billion dollars on 5 companies in Japan. Amazon releases a new competitor to the Apple Watch and Fitbit. AT&T is exploring the sale of Direct TV.

Thursday evening the stock market unexpectedly had a steep selloff. We discuss the potential causes of this and why I think it's momentum investing. We also look at why Warren Buffett is buying STORE Capital. And, is the video streaming market already saturated?

We discuss Nikola. We also discuss Warren Buffett buying Snowflake and Apple countersing Epic Games.

Nikola Fraud Fallout intensifies. Apple releases new products and service bundle. Disney releases Mandalorian 2. Store Capital raises dividend. And we respond to comments on the previous episode.

Microsoft makes another major push into gaming by buying Bethesda. Apple is under pressure from multiple companies forming a "Coalition of App Fairness" to reform Apple's app policies.

We look at my top 5 dividend-paying stocks. We also look at Disney firing 28 thousand employees. Amazon releasing a bunch of new devices and a cloud gaming service. The possibility of a new stimulus package.

2020 has been chaotic. Trump has tested positive for coronavirus. Jobs gains are slowing. Elections are near. And I'm going to explain in this episode why I'm investing like crazy anyway.

Activist investor Dan Loeb is urging Disney to cancel their dividend forever and to redirect that money back into their streaming service. This would be a change in Disney's long-standing dividend policy and would be a different direction for the company.

Tech stocks now make up 40% of the SP500. This has surpassed how large tech was during the dot-com bubble peak. More than ever there is debate on how to accurately value tech stocks. In this episode, we look at why it's so difficult to accurately value tech stocks and a better way to view them.

In this episode, we are going to look at my best performing dividend stock over the past two years since the start of my portfolio. We also have a tragic story of someone who spent too much time doing risky options. And I answer questions about why Tech as a sector doesn't make sense.

GM is fighting back against Tesla. JP Morgan is fighting back against Square. Do these old companies have what it takes to fight their new leaner tech rivals? We'll discuss in this episode.

The stock market plunged 3% Today. We talk about what caused this plunge and if we should invest in this environment. I also explain what I think will happen with elections.

Joe Biden wins the Presidential Election. We discuss the impact this will likely have on our investments and how to grow wealth with so much focus on politics. We look at the market and whether or not we are in the end of a bull run or the early stages. And we review every holding in my portfolio.

Pfizer announces their vaccine is effective and safe - huge news that the market is quick to react to. The Dow Jones benefits while the Nasdaq falls. We discuss this and much more in this episode.

Disney blows away analyst expectations with 73 million subscribers for Disney+. In this episode we go over why Disney is both a pandemic play and a recovery play. We also discuss the Pfizer stock sale, what companies I'm buying, and my thoughts overall on the economic recovery.

In this episode, we discuss the big problem facing investors in the stock market.

In this episode we review the top 5 high yielding dividend stocks in the market today. I also take some time to answer comments and questions at the end of the video.

In this episode, we talk about the risks and bull case of my new $10,000 stock purchase.

Movie theaters take another hit as Warner Media announces all movies will be available either direct streaming or in theaters. Is this the final end for theaters, or will they pull through?

How much passive income did I make in 2020? How many subscribers did I gain in 2020? I'll show you in this episode. We also discuss Disney's big stock surge and the blowback against warnermedia.

Want to know my opinion on the most overvalued stocks? We discuss it here. We also look at the news of big banks passing another stress test and doing share buybacks. Apple is rumored to be working on a self-driving electric car. And I give an update on my biggest purchases over the past week.