Stocks And Jocks

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas to talk on March Madness in the NCAA. After that, John Flannigan joins to talk on LBJ’s War on Poverty, economics and much more. Finally, We’re joined by Audrey Johnson to talk on the current housing market.

On this episode, The Chief is joined by Michael, Kevin, and Karl to discuss current opinions on the Russia/Ukraine War, Labor statistics (and alleged accuracy), getting taxed on gambling, and the nature of crimes.

Lou and Chief start the show with discussion about who votes your shares in companies and the Shohei Othani’s interpreter scandal. Next Dan and Tom stress the importance of restraint during bubble times and John joins for the last half hour to explain election protocol and the uncounted ballots in Chicago.

In today’s show Kevin and Tom talk Chicago election results, historical, implied, and future volatility, and ask questions about how substitutions affect inflation results.

On today’s episode, The Chief and Karl discuss ties between business growth, the Fed, and a balanced economic system. Russell then comes in to talk cash flow, volatility, and how Warren Buffett chooses stocks. Finally, Hal joins the conversation with almanacs, puts, and public education.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas and Kevin O’Neill to talk on his new website and NVDA. After that, John Flannigan joins to talk on fighting mosquitos, a history of elections and much more. Finally, We’re joined by Nancy Long-Graham to talk on the current housing market.

On today’s episode, The Chief is joined by Kevin and Kenny to discuss the Chicago education system, education certifications, education credits, and more still on the national migrant situation.

Tom and Lou discuss the rule of law, DEI, Hamas followed by Dan, debt, and deficits. John joins for the last half hour to discuss history, income inequality and the power of the fed.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to discuss Invidia stock and the uses of their chips. and reminiscing on experiences during the height of the Covid pandemic. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour to chat on ever present market inflation and discuss stocks including Walmart, Costco, Nvidia and more.

On today’s episode, the Chief is joined by Karl and Joel, who discuss further peril in the housing market. After that, Kenny joins in and discusses the current mess-up that is the calculation of unemployment statistics. Hal then comes on to elaborate on current minimum wage issues, amid the rising of needs’ prices.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas to talk on the current stock market. After that, John Flannigan joins to talk on the Bear’s new stadium, Taxes, cigarettes and much more.

Kevin and Tom discuss the state of the union and how to fix the gov followed by Karl on labor numbers and how current policy forces low wage earners to have multiple incomes.

Lou calls in first with opinions on national and Chicago news, hypersonic missiles, and school choice. Dan is next on short term interest rates and how to take profits like a pro. John and Tom Finish the show up strong with some healthy political debate.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to discuss Chicago crime rates and police involvement, the difficulty of life in America for immigrants, and a little bit on Apple’s exclusive software. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour to chat on the upcoming presidential election, Invidia’s strong place in the market and stories of gold from years past.

On today’s episode, The Chief, Karl, Joel, and Hal discuss CNBC’s Michelle Fox’s article on staggering national debt increases, government “claims” on everything, and old cigarette economics.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas to talk on the current stock market. After that, John Flannigan joins to talk on social security, taxes and government debt. Lastly, our real-estate guru Nancy Long-Graham joins in to talk about the current housing market.

On today’s episode, The Chief and Kenny talk elitism and modern attitudes on leadership. Later, Karl joins to weigh in on skiing and performance bonds.

Kevin and Chief discuss SNOW, NIMBY-ism, sports, and a special war tax. Dan signs on next to talk about gogo bonds and ETF blowups followed by John in last half hour discussing fake numbers, lost hope, and government spending.

Lou Michels joins our first hour chatting on world conflicts, the upcoming presidential election and a controversial ice cream cone. Dan Johnedis hops in for our second hour to discuss updates in the market and the ever increasing costs of living. Finally, Mike Murphy wraps us up talking more on world conflicts and politics.

Today on Stocks and Jocks, The Chief, Karl, Kenny, Joel, and Hal come in to discuss the current state of international migrants and international law. They later chime in to add to how inflation’s been screwing us, and also how a Utah amusement park opens the doors to arbitrary government regulations.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas to talk on the current stock market. After that, John Flannigan and Kevin O’Neill join us to discuss Chicago sports, Russia, Biden and much more. Finally, real estate guru Audrey Johnson joins the conversation to talk on how the once great shopping mall is slowly meeting it’s demise.

Today The Chief, Kenny, Kevin, and Michael discuss public attitudes towards foreign combat, then continue into modern anti-democracy and the modern luridness of  the war in Ukraine.

The Chief and Lou talk about Houthi rebels and Iran, Russian logistics, and DARPA. Dan later comes in to discuss opportunity in the transition to AI, NVDA earnings, and 2 month T-bills. Finally, John chats about books, barns, recessions, and student loans.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour chatting on the believability of the market’s pricing and the worries of a possible new stadium for the White Sox. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour to discuss what businesses bring people to Chicago, feelings about the city as a whole, and more on today’s market.

Today, The Chief and Karl discuss Nvidia and the supply aspects of a certain cannabis company, Kenny later comes in to talk modern misconceptions on “good business,” and Dr. Hal Snarr discusses reasons for the quality of urban public education, the state of the oil industry, and the joys of Neil Young.