Reflections on Investing

How does investor demand influence stock prices?

What is the Fed's influence the on the stock market?  What does Fed money and lower interest rates mean for investors?

FANG stocks, aka Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google.  Can investors have bond level risk while earning tech stock returns?

A detailed analysis of what could be the most important security for investors, the Ten Year Treasury Bond.

Leverage is great in a bull market but what happens to speculators when the party stops?  We examine the pitfalls of investors using leverage.

Prof Cornell discusess the old and simple "Law of One Price" and it's continued relevance in today's market environment.

Prof Cornell discusses three "flavors" of inflation, 1) Measured Inflation, 2) Expected Inflation, and 3)Unexpected Inflation.

Prof Cornell sheds light on a crucial but often misunderstood metric, inflation.

Prof Cornell explains how investors can take advantage of tax timing by hedging gains and realizing losses via options.

With the stock market surging in the last year what can investors expect?  We examine the role of investor expectations and the risk premium.

Prof Bradford Cornell uses the key investing equation to help analyze the level of the overall stock market.

Prof. Bradford Cornell uses the key investing equation to help analyze the level of the overall stock market.

Drawing upon the key investing equation presented in episode 2, Prof. Bradford Cornell highlights some of the risks to be aware when investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Professor Bradford Cornell walks through one of the most important equations in all of investing in order to help you better understand your investments and what to expect of the market.