Stocks And Jocks

Lou and Tom compare notes on Georgia’s case against Donald Trump, collective bargaining, and Nick Saban stepping down. Pearl Manieri joins Dan and Tom next to promo the Najarian Family Office and weigh concentration risks. John and Tom close out the show conversing about uncooked beefsteaks, terrorist event insurance, and life expectancies.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to chat on the latest college sports, updates in the market and more. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour to talk on Invidia and China’s market, a lack of punishments for crime, and political shenanigans.

Kevin and Chief open with the NCAA portal and the business of college sports followed by Kenny on tech, China, and politics. Hal joins for second hour to toss around ideas about manufacturing incentives, LBJ, and populations shifts.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas and Mike Murphy to talk on the Alaskan Airline incident and the Chicago Bears. Next, we’re joined by John Flannigan to talk on Chicago politics. Finally, Audrey Johnson joins us to give insight on the current housing market.

Kevin O’Neill calls in first to chat on conflicts in the Middle East, college sports, and thoughts on the upcoming labor numbers. Karl Denninger joins our second our for more market chat, and strong feelings with the release of the labor numbers.

Lou and Chief kick off the show exchanging views about the benching of Russell Wilson and Claudine Gay. Dan calls in the second hour weighing in on generational wealth, bonds, and European inflation. John and Chief finish with comments on how the census affects national politics and Marxist exponents.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to join The Chief’s reminiscing on school days, discuss college sports, and chat on the market’s latest updates. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour to continue chatting on college, sports, and the market.

Merry New Year!!! John and Joel are first up with credit concerns, college football highlights, and market all time highs. Kenny is next with tech talk and AAPL in 2024. Hal joins Chief the second hour with game theory applied to the bowl games and oil companies.

Kevin, Mike, Karl, and Chief close out Stocks and Jocks 2023 discussing supply chains, ND football, broadcast technology, markets and more.

Lou calls in first to explain natural asset companies and the risks associated with bowl games and NIL money. Greg joins Tom in the second hour for an in depth trading debate and John weighs in with some 2024 predictions!

Kevin and Tom talk private jets, NIL, and status quos followed by R. Alan Rhoads contining the conversation around college football. After the break Tom and Russell move onto creative destruction and foreign bond holders.

John and Tom talk price levels and the political rhetoric around oil production. Joel explains the Christmas rally and Kenny joins for a discussion about liquidity and market structure. Hal and Tom close out the show reviewing economics as a method of thinking rather than a specific job.

Kevin John and Tom dissertate quid pro quo, influence peddling, Ed Burke, and career politicians. Karl joins for the second hour to review public record, cable bundles, and PCE numbers.

Lou and Tom discuss Tesla, BMW, and RAM drivers followed by analysis of the conflict in the Red Sea. Dan reviews the TV prognosticators and pundits and John joins for the last half hour talking ethics and trust.

On today’s shorter episode, Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to discuss the closing of multiple Target stores due to theft and a chat on presidents, both past and present . Russell Rhoads and his daughter, Margaret Rhoads, join us in studio for our second hour to continue the political conversation and dive into ‘s college experience in D.C.

Brendan and Tom talk anticipation and part time gigs followed by Joel noting the current market resiliency. Kenny continues the conversation explaining the market has latched onto rate cuts, and finally Dr. Hal and Tom weigh test design, taxable tuition, and NFL free trade.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas and John Flannigan to talk on current markets, money printing, Chicago Bears and more. Next, Nancy Long-Graham join forces to give insight on the current housing market.

Kevin and Tom discuss power dynamics in academia and corporate settings. Mike enters the chat with foreign policy suggestions and Karl and Tom review trucking, deficit spending, and yield curve implications.

Lou and Tom debate big soap vs little soap and college culture. Dan calls in next to review portfolio allocation and herd mentality followed by John and Tom’s analysis of college endowments and and the market convoy to tacotown!

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to discuss inflation in the market alongside the rising general costs of living. Russell Rhoads joins our second hour to continue the market chat and discuss PPI numbers.

Mike and Karl comment on kicking China out of the US markets and foreign trade followed by Kenny’s analysis of the economy. In the second hour Dr. Hal examines foreign perspectives of the US, commodity based imperialism, and college football history.

It’s a full house today! The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas, John Flannigan and Kevin O’Neill to talk on the futures market, free speech on college campuses, Ohtani’s injury and more. Next, Audrey Johnson and Nancy Long-Graham join forces to give insight on the current housing market.

Kevin is first up to discuss college scholarships and the MLB contract negotiation process before getting down to how to businesses adapt to inflation. Next, Tom and Karl review who is gatekeeping government data and provide the metrics of fiscal stability.

Lou calls in and explains recent antisemitism and foreign interests in the ivy league . Kenny joins next with market context and analysis followed by John and Tom talking about the sustainability of wars and the responsibilities of allies.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to chat on David Stockman’s Destruction Of The American Middle Class along with some political and sports talk. Russell Rhoads joins our second hour to continue the discussion on Stockman’s work and more on the market.