Goldstein on Gelt

Today, investing and banking are processed electronically. What really happens to your money when you invest? Doug answers this question by revealing the differences between banks and brokerage firms and how each one uses and views your money.     In today’s interview, Milton Kotler, president of the Kotler marketing group and co-author of Winning Global Markets: How Businesses Invest and Prosper...

Professor Irwin Horwitz of Texas A&M University returns to The Goldstein on Gelt Show to share his thoughts on the American education system. How will the decline in standards ultimately affect the economy? Are we focusing on the right things in education? Why is it important to stand up for your beliefs and how can you do so in a hostile environment? Doug spoke about: How to get things done Clear...

Andy Andrews, best-selling author of The Butterfly Effect and The Traveler’s Gift , returns to the Goldstein On Gelt Show to discuss: What should you do when you think you have run out of ideas or solutions? How reading biographies and autobiographies can turn your own life around What is the Butterfly Effect, and how does it help you to become a successful parent? Visit Andy’s website, www. AndyA...

Rex Sinquefield explains how and why he developed this investment tool. He also shares his thoughts on the importance of learning chess and why philanthropy is an integral part of personal finance.   What are index funds? How should people invest their money for the long term? Why should schools teach chess? What is the best way to give charity? The Show-Me Institute RexSinquefield.com

Ami Gal, co-founder and CEO of SQream Technologies, discusses how his company’s technology analyzes data quickly and efficiently. Why is quality analysis critical for achieving good results? What data analysis models used in personal finance? Why do Israeli companies have the edge in creating useful high-tech tools?   Follow Ami Gal and SQream at: www. SQream.com

Lisa Daftari, investigative journalist and expert on the Middle East and counterterrorism, discusses the U.S-Iran deal. Why are many people, including some of the Arab world, against the deal? Why is the West negotiating with the current Iranian regime when several American hostages are being held in Iran? What are the financial ramifications of the deal?   Follow Lisa Daftari on: http://www.lisad...

Professor Dani Bercovich, head of the MSc program on biotechnology at Tel Chai College and scientific director of Galil Genetic Analysis, discusses new genetic tests that can assess your genetic risk of developing cancer. Find out if you should be tested, why it is important to know, and what can be done to lower the risks if a predisposition exists in your family.   Which forms of cancer are cove...

Dr. Nicole Lipkin, business psychologist and bestselling author of What Keeps Leaders Up at Night , talks about the human psyche and how it can either work for you or against you. While the brain is a powerful instrument, beliefs and desires affect the way you process information. How does this impact the way you invest and make decisions? Why do “good” bosses sometimes turn “bad”? Why are some pe...

Michel Koopman, chief executive officer at getAbstract Inc., talks about his company. Discover how reading book abstracts helps people gain the information they need to be more successful in business.   Discover the difference between reading a book abstract and reading the entire book? Hint… it’s not just a difference in time.   Follow Michel and his work at: http://www.getabstract.com/en/   and...

Professor Dirk Philipsen of Duke University, author of The Little Big Number: How GDP came to rule the world and what to do about it, discusses how GDP became a universally used indicator of economic performance. •        What is the “GDP,” and what is its significance to the economy? •        How efficient is GDP as a measure of economic growth? •        Is there a better, more objective tool for...

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Democratic presidential candidate Doug Shreffler talks about his campaign, which follows the motto “as good as it gets.” What are the main issues that he would deal with, if elected, and what are his reasons for running for president? -How would Doug Shreffler deal with the U.S. National Debt? - What are his plans for overhauling the Social Security system? - What are his views on the Iran Deal?  ...

Sarah Steelman, professor in the Economics Department of the Missouri University of Science and Technology and a former State Treasurer of Missouri, battled to introduce state legislation preventing Missouri from investing tax payers’ dollars in companies who work with countries sponsoring terror. Find out how the new Iranian deal affects anti-terrorist legislation, which has been adopted by a num...

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Mayer Reich, co-founder of RankAbove, explains what it takes to build a successful startup company: How do you find competent staff? Is it better to hire or outsource? How much freedom should you give your teams? What’s the secret of successful marketing? Learn actionable points on how to transform a good idea into a profitable company. Follow Mayer and his work at: http://rankabove.com/     To li...

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David D. Holland, financial planner, podcaster, and author of the series Confessions of a Financial Planner, talks about retirement without stress. How can you remove anxiety and worry from retirement planning?

Gail Reynolds, business owner, motivational speaker, and author of Mum's the Word, returns to Goldstein on Gelt to talk about life as a successful mother and entrepreneur. She has great advice for mothers wanting to build a business around their families!

Robert W. Wood, tax attorney and expert on cross-border investing, discusses the pros and cons of renouncing U.S. citizenship if you live abroad? How does it affect taxation, Social Security payments, and estate planning, and will you be allowed to visit the United States again?

Doug meets Ofer Vilenski, former fighter pilot and founder of Hola. What is peer-to-peer (P2P) networking, and how does it help you access whatever you want in the internet? Does unlimited internet really exist and is it safe?

Allen Vaysberg, creator of The Seamless Method, talks about how to do the essential tasks many of us forget about, such as drinking enough water, eating well, and reducing stress. What should you do if you are feeling overstressed in your job and are tempted to quit?

Meet Republican U.S. presidential candidate Kerry Bowers. What is his message to the Israeli public? Find out about the standards demanded from a presidential candidate and what future American policy may be in the Middle East.

Tony Stubblebine, founder of Coach.me, shares tips for developing new habits. How can you translate your desire for change into practical action? Can you use these techniques for all branches of your life, including personal finance?

In the second half of the show, meet Jason Koprowski, business manager and leadership coach. What are growth metrics, and how do they help you monitor your own personal growth. Discover how modern technology can be used to foster your own personal development in life as well as in finance.