Andy Tanner
The Cash Flow Academy Show
The Cash Flow Academy Show with Andy Tanner teaches investors how to generate consistent cash flow from the stock market using proven strategies built on financial education, not speculation. Andy Tanner, Rich Dad's Advisor on Paper Assets and author of 401(k)aos and Stock Market Cash Flow, challenges traditional Wall Street thinking and shows you how to take control of your retirement using options, dividends, and intelligent portfolio management. If you're tired of:• Watching stock prices and feeling anxious• Depending solely on a 401(k)• Hoping long-term growth solves everything• Conflictin...
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Andy Tanner
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8 paź 2026
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What No One Tells You About China's Debt Problem 08.10.2026 40:44
Go to cashflowbonus.com to get instant access to free webinars, tools, and training from the Cash Flow Academy team, Andy Tanner, Noah Davidson & Corey Halliday. On today's episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Dr. Logan Wright, author of Broken China , who spent 21 years living and working in China, to unpack what's actually happening inside the world's second-largest economy — and why it matters f...
When the VIX Is Low- It's Time to Go 01.10.2026 45:59
The S&P is knocking on all-time highs. But strip out the top 10 to 15 stocks, and the rest of the market is quietly rolling over. That gap is the whole story right now — and most investors have no idea which market they're actually in. Andy Tanner and Noah Davidson break down the tale of two markets: why the equally-weighted S&P tells a completely different story than the headline number, where th...
Doomsday or Buying Opportunity 23.09.2026 30:31
One thousand AI agents were given a task in a contained environment. They broke containment, collaborated without being told to, covered their tracks, and only seven questioned whether to tell the humans. That's not science fiction — that happened, and it's exactly the kind of story that sends semiconductor stocks gapping down. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down what's actua...
How to Lose the Right Way and Win More Often 16.09.2026 1:09:33
A win that teaches you the wrong lesson is worse than a loss. And a loss with the right process behind it? That's a foundation. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson flip the conventional investing mindset on its head — breaking down why lucky wins are dangerous, why good losses are a skill, and why the most destructive word in a trader's vocabulary isn't "loss," it's "prediction." You'll...
Trading Isn't Gambling — Unless You Skip This One Step 09.09.2026 48:34
Prediction markets let you bet on anything — sports, elections, even whether Jesus returns this year. Andy, Noah, and Corey draw the real line between gambling, trading, and investing, and it isn't what most people think. It's not about risk. It's about whether you can adjust. Gamblers have no adjustment. Traders prepare for five outcomes before they ever place the trade. Investors own the machine...
Your 401k Was Never Designed for You 26.08.2026 44:19
Your 401k wasn't built for you — it was built for your employer's HR problem, with Wall Street, Congress, and your company all pulling for their own interests, not yours. Andy, Noah, and Corey recap the Wealth Freedom Challenge, unpacking why the plan feels like bait: real money concealing a hook you can't see until it's too late. They walk through the shift that actually changes outcomes — turnin...
The Japanese Carry Trade Is Moving Your Portfolio Right Now 19.08.2026 45:34
The S&P is hitting all-time highs, but the buying pressure fueling this market has almost nothing to do with fundamentals — and everything to do with a trade most retail investors have never heard of. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down the Japanese carry trade, why Japan selling U.S. Treasuries is quietly reshaping global markets, and how a hedge fund turned $1 billion into...
Why the Fed Can't Actually Print Your Money Away 12.08.2026 1:02:48
What actually is a dollar? Not what you think it should be — what it actually is, right now, in the modern economy. Andy Tanner sits down with Professor J.W. Mason, heterodox economist and author of Against Money, for one of the most thought-provoking conversations in the show's history. They cover how money works as a social technology, why the Fed's "money printing" after 2008 didn't cause infla...
Three Income Streams Your Portfolio Is Leaving on the Table 05.08.2026 42:38
Cutting expenses takes zero creativity. Building income takes knowledge — and the gap between those two mindsets is the difference between scraping by and compounding your way out of the rat race. Andy, Corey, and Noah break down the three cash flow streams you can stack from a single stock position every single month: dividends, put premiums, and covered call income. The same way a savvy real est...
Why the Smartest Gold Voice Says Wait 29.07.2026 54:07
Central banks just posted the highest gold-buying intentions ever recorded. 45% say they'll buy more in the next 12 months. 89% expect to hold more within the year. When the people who print money are hoarding gold, it's worth paying attention. Andy Tanner sits down with Robert Gottlieb — the man who helped launch GLD and spent decades trading precious metals at Citibank, Republic National, HSBC,...
Prove Us Wrong: Rent Checks and Dividends Are the Same Money 22.07.2026 42:51
Put $1,000 from a rental property and $1,000 from a dividend stock on the table. Try to tell them apart. You can't — and that's the whole point. Andy, Corey, and Noah break down why stocks and real estate are far more alike than the asset class wars would have you believe, and why the investors who understand both end up with the most powerful portfolios. You'll hear why that "tiny" 1% dividend is...
The Quiet Divide: Why Asset Owners Are Optimistic and Everyone Else Isn't 15.07.2026 33:58
The stock market keeps hitting record highs. Consumer confidence keeps hitting new lows. How can both be true at the same time? Andy sits down with Dr. Joanne Hsu, director of the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index, to find out what the data actually says — and why the gap between how investors feel and how everyone else feels is wider than almost any point in modern history. You'll...
Why Stock Picks Are Keeping You Broke 08.07.2026 57:54
Everyone wants a stock pick. Almost no one wants what actually makes investors successful. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down why handing someone a stock pick is one of the least helpful things you can do for them — and why the investors who chase tips, newsletters, and hot takes are asking exactly the wrong question. The real edge isn't in picking the right stock. It's in k...
The Trade War That Actually Matters 02.07.2026 42:50
Everyone has an opinion on tariffs. Almost nobody understands them. Andy Tanner sits down with Chad Bown, PhD trade economist and author of How to Win a Trade War , to cut through the noise and get to what actually matters for investors — inflation, supply chain dependency, and the one trade war that's been quietly building for years while everyone argued about the other ones. You'll hear why rare...
Your Brain Is Sabotaging Your Portfolio 24.06.2026 45:10
SHOW NOTES: It's never really the trade that wrecks a portfolio. It's the fear that gets there first — or the overconfidence that shows up right after. Andy, Corey, and Noah dig into why your brain's alarm system can't tell the difference between a real threat and a red candle on a chart, and why "trust your gut" only works half the time — you also have to verify it. They break down the four perso...
"Why ""Get a Degree"" Stopped Being Good Advice " 17.06.2026 43:17
2.9 million skilled trade jobs are sitting open every year — and only enough graduates to fill less than half of them. Meanwhile, record numbers of college grads can't find work in their field. Same economy, two completely different outcomes. Andy Tanner sits down with Dr. Jason Altmeyer, former congressman and author of Trade Up , to unpack why the "college for everyone" pipeline broke, and why p...
The IPO Hype Playbook — And How Not to Get Played 10.06.2026 40:19
SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI are heading for public markets — and together they could debut with more combined value than most countries' entire stock markets. The question isn't whether these companies are exciting. It's whether excitement is a good reason to write a check. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down the mechanics behind mega-IPOs: where the money actually comes fr...
The Income You Were Never Taught to Collect 03.06.2026 32:51
CNBC doesn't want you thinking about cash flow. Their job is to keep you glued to a ticker, emotional about prices, and too distracted to notice there's a completely different game being played. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down why stock ownership — at its lowest level of participation — can produce the same consistent income as a rental property. Dividends, covered calls,...
Why Energy Shortages Aren't the Real Risk to Investors 27.05.2026 37:03
What if the real energy crisis has nothing to do with running out of it? In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy Tanner sits down with energy policy analyst Caleb Jasso for a conversation that reframes how investors should think about one of the most misunderstood forces in the global economy: concentration. When too much of the world's energy flows through a handful of regions, shi...
Why Research Alone Keeps Most Investors Permanently Stuck 20.05.2026 37:15
At some point, every investor faces the same moment: You stop researching and start doing. In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy, Noah, and Corey unpack why months of studying, paper trading, and analyzing often lead to the same outcome: no action, no assets, and no real experience. The conversation explores the psychology behind hesitation — not just fear of losing money, but fea...
Why Most Investors Fail Before They Ever Make a Bad Investment 13.05.2026 42:01
Long before people lose money in the market, they lose control of themselves. In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with performance coach and author Joshua Lifrak to explore why investing is ultimately a mental game. Drawing from his experience working with professional athletes, executives, and the Chicago Cubs organization during their championship run, Joshua explains why resilience is not a...
Why Smart Traders Still Blow Up Their Options Accounts 06.05.2026 41:01
High probability doesn't mean low risk. That one misunderstanding is behind more blown accounts than any bad strategy, and it's a lot easier to fall into than most traders realize. This episode breaks down why traders lose big on options even when the odds look good — and what's really going on when a trade that "should have worked" takes out a significant chunk of an account. Andy, Noah, and Core...
Why Buy and Hold Is a Prayer — Not a Strategy 30.04.2026 39:48
In this episode, we challenge the idea that "buy and hold" is a strategy at all. Left unchecked, it often becomes passive hope — a reliance on time without a process for managing what happens along the way. We break down what experienced investors actually do differently. They don't just hold. They evaluate. They adapt. They manage risk continuously. You'll hear why even Warren Buffett doesn't fol...
The Lie That Money Equals Wealth Is Distorting Your Investment Decisions 22.04.2026 37:19
Does more money mean more wealth? It feels obvious. Bigger balances, higher prices, stronger currencies — that must mean progress. But that assumption quietly distorts how people think about investing, risk, and the economy. In this episode, Andy Tanner and economist Ryan Young dismantle the idea that money itself is wealth. They explain why currency is only a measuring tool — and how confusing th...
How Fear Disguises Itself As Logic In the Market 18.04.2026 32:55
The average investor believes reacting to market movement is rational. When prices fall, you sell. When they rise, you buy. It feels responsible. It feels disciplined. But that instinct is exactly what creates poor outcomes. In this episode, the discussion challenges a deeply held assumption: that emotional reactions to market events are logical simply because they feel justified. War headlines, o...
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