Today, Paul reflects on the 20-year history of “The Investor Coaching Show” and the problems with the investing industry that led to the show’s creation. Unfortunately, the industry hasn’t changed much over the last few decades, and investors still need help to avoid product sales pitches and questionable investing strategies.

Later in the episode, Paul covers the impact of Trump’s Meme Coin on Bitcoin and why Bitcoin is more likely to fade into obscurity, similar to AOL, than to deliver on its promises of wealth for everyday investors.

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Today, Paul talks about CNBC’s coverage of the final day of trading during the Biden administration. Luckily, their take on the situation happens to confirm the academic research on politics, policy, and the stock market. Listen along to hear which companies were up over the last four years and what it proves about investing and politics.

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Paul keeps seeing firms and other financial planning companies urging investors to change their strategies because of eminent changes coming to the tax law in 2025. The problem is that this is just another form of speculation and gambling, and confident investors stay away from these kinds of pitches. The reality is that these are a bonus. Today, Paul and Evan talk about annuity bonuses. Later in the episode, Paul talks about the outcome of the ESG lawsuit between BlackRock and the state of Tennessee.

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