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. Topics include options trading strategies, cash-flow investing, retirement income planning, portfolio protection, market analysis, and financial education.
Episodes
The IPO Hype Playbook — And How Not to Get Played
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 come
The Income You Were Never Taught to Collect
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 ca
Why Energy Shortages Aren't the Real Risk to Investors
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Why Buybacks Aren't Bullish — They're Shrinking Your Access to Wealth
Most investors see stock buybacks as a simple bullish signal. Companies are confident. Prices go up. Everyone wins. That belief is incomplete. In this episode, we unpack what buybacks actually represent beneath the surface—and why they may matter far more than most investors realize. Yes, buybacks can support share prices. But more importantly, they reduce the number of ownership opportunities ava
Why Education Doesn't Transform You—and What Actually Does
Most people believe more education leads to better outcomes. More courses. More information. More credentials. But if that were true, far more people would be getting the results they're chasing. The problem isn't access to knowledge. It's misunderstanding what education is supposed to do. In this episode, Andy Tanner and Joseph Pine challenge a deeply held assumption: that learning alone creates
Why Focusing on Currency Misses the Real Investing Target
Will the dollar fall? Will gold rise? Will crypto replace everything? Most investors spend their time trying to predict the future of money. That instinct feels rational—but it points your attention in the wrong direction. In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with economist Barry Eichengreen to challenge a deeper assumption: that currency is the primary driver of wealth. It isn't. Currency is th
Why Volatility Isn't the Risk — Being Unprepared Is
When markets swing, headlines turn dramatic. Wars escalate. Oil spikes. The VIX jumps. And suddenly everyone wants to know the same thing: What should I do right now? But that question reveals the real problem. In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner, Noah Davidson, and Corey Halliday explain why volatility itself isn't dangerous. What's dangerous is arriving unprepared. Most
War Doesn't Break Markets — It Exposes Where Money Moves
Most investors assume war is catastrophic for markets. Missiles launch. Headlines turn urgent. The instinct is to sell, hide in cash, and wait for the uncertainty to pass. But markets rarely work that way. War doesn't usually destroy markets. It redistributes capital inside them. In this episode, Andy Tanner, Noah Davidson, and Corey Halliday unpack how experienced investors think during geopoliti
Why Going All-In on Crypto Is the Real Risk
Most investors think the biggest mistake in crypto is missing the upside. It's not. The real mistake is concentration. In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Sir John Hargrave, author of The Intelligent Crypto Investor, to unpack what most people get wrong about Bitcoin and digital assets. Many investors either dismiss crypto entirely or bet far too much on it. Both reactions are emotional. N
The Most Expensive Mistakes Traders Make Aren't Market Mistakes
Most investors think their biggest losses come from bad picks. They don't. They come from blind spots. In this episode, Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson unpack the psychological traps that quietly sabotage traders and investors. Sunk cost fallacy. Anchoring to past prices. Averaging down to "get back to even." Overconfidence disguised as conviction. These aren't strategy problems. Th
Gold Isn't Wealth — It's a Warning Signal
Most people think rising gold prices mean opportunity. They see a chart going vertical and assume it's time to buy. But gold doesn't surge because the economy is thriving. It surges when confidence is cracking. In this episode, Andy, Corey, and Noah unpack what gold's recent move is really signaling — and why chasing it for growth may miss the point entirely. Gold is not a cash-flowing asset. It d
Why Focusing on Goals Is Holding Investors Back
Most investors believe their biggest risk is market performance. If they diversify correctly and stay invested long enough, everything should work out. That belief is comforting. And incomplete. Markets don't fail portfolios nearly as often as behavior does. Investors exit at the wrong time. Advisors rebalance too late. Risk is misunderstood until it shows up all at once. By then, decisions are dr
Why Most Portfolios Fail When Behavior Matters Most
Most investors believe their biggest risk is market performance. If they diversify correctly and stay invested long enough, everything should work out. That belief is comforting. And incomplete. Markets don't fail portfolios nearly as often as behavior does. Investors exit at the wrong time. Advisors rebalance too late. Risk is misunderstood until it shows up all at once. By then, decisions are dr
Gold Won't Make You Rich — Cash Will Quietly Make You Poor
Most investors still treat gold like a lottery ticket and cash like a safety blanket. They watch gold make new highs and assume it's finally "working." They sit on piles of cash and feel conservative and responsible. Both instincts are dangerously backwards. In this episode, Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson reframe gold's real job in your life. Gold is not a growth engine. It's insur
Why Demographics, Not Policymakers, Quietly Control Your Financial Future
You've been told elections, central banks, and headlines are what move markets. But what if most of your financial future was locked in the day people were born… or never born at all? In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy, Andy Tanner sits down with demographer Kenneth Gronbach, author of Upside: Profiting from the Profound Demographic Shifts Ahead, to show why economics is really a subset of d
Why AI Won't Replace Workers—It Will Replace the Value of Work
Most people still believe their job is their security. A steady paycheck feels like stability. Skills feel like protection. And adapting to new technology feels like the answer. But what if the real shift isn't about jobs disappearing… it's about labor itself losing value? In this episode, Andy Tanner, Noah Davidson, and Corey Halliday unpack a deeper implication of AI that most investors are miss
Why Inflation Isn't a Fed Problem—It's a Government Debt Problem
Rates go up, inflation goes down. That's the story we've been told. But what if that explanation is incomplete—and in some cases, backwards? In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Dr. John Cochrane to challenge one of the most widely accepted ideas in modern finance. They unpack why inflation may have less to do with central bank policy and more to do with something far less discussed: govern
Narrow Your Focus and Invest With Confidence
The team breaks down the often-overlooked skill of picking fewer, better investments. Instead of chasing endless opportunities, the team explains why clarity, discipline, and defined criteria matter more than volume. Using relatable analogies and timeless investing principles from Warren Buffett, they explore how focus, temperament, and long-term thinking help investors build portfolios they can a
Jobs Shock & Market Reality
This episode centers on staying prepared, managing risk, and building a balanced approach in a potentially overextended market. The team breaks down the jobs report revisions from August 2025 and what they signal for the broader economy. With markets running on AI-driven optimism, the team compares today's environment to the dot-com era and questions whether investors are ignoring early warning si
How to Find Dividend Stocks on Sale
Andy, Noah, and Corey dive into the power of dividend investing — one of the most reliable paths to long-term wealth. They explain why Warren Buffett's success with Coca-Cola is a masterclass in patience and compounding returns, and outline what separates dividend kings, aristocrats, and champions. The team also discusses how to spot value traps, evaluate payout ratios, and find stocks that offer
Closing the Knowledge-Behavior Gap
Andy, Noah, and Corey break down what really drives success in any field — and it's not just knowledge. They discuss why experience, mentorship, and consistent action matter more than theory, and share personal stories that illustrate how great coaching can close the gap between what you know and what you do. The team also explores how fear and isolation hold people back, and why a supportive comm
Steady and Profitable: Building Double-Digit Returns
Andy, Noah, and Corey reveal how investors can consistently earn double-digit returns without taking big risks. Using Warren Buffett's strategy with Occidental Petroleum (OXY) as an example, they explain how steady, fundamentals-based investing and smart options strategies can generate reliable cash flow and long-term growth. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - How to build consistent double-digi
How Gold Protects Your Portfolio
Andy Tanner sits down with Dana Samuelson, a 45-year veteran of the precious metals market, to break down why gold continues to shine as economic uncertainty rises. Dana explains the forces pushing gold to $4,000 an ounce — including a weakening dollar, low interest rates, and major central banks increasing their gold reserves. Andy highlights why gold remains a powerful hedge, a store of value, a
The Hidden Digital Gold Rush with Dan Ryder
Andy welcomes Dan Ryder, founder of Prime DeFi, to explore the future of decentralized finance. Dan shares his journey from healthcare to entrepreneurship, his discovery of crypto, and the launch of Prime DeFi during a bear market. He explains why education is critical for investors entering this $200 billion corner of the $4 trillion crypto industry, and introduces his upcoming book The Hidden Di
The Evolution of an Investor with Noah Davidson
Andy sits down with teammate and mentor Noah Davidson for a deeper look at how real traders evolve. With Corey traveling in Paris, the team uses this special interview to unpack the shift from advice chasing to education, from predicting the future to managing risk, and from "what to buy" to "who you learn from." Noah shares hard-won lessons from the dot-com boom, 2008, and thousands of trades, al
The Solar Surge: China's Energy Power Play
Andy welcomes Dan Wang — author of Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future — to explore how China's rapid technological rise is reshaping global markets and investor opportunity. With firsthand experience living and working in China, Dan explains why China operates as an "engineering state" while the United States functions as more of a "lawyerly society." He breaks down China's aggressive
Smart Investing at the Top of the Market
Andy, Corey, and Noah break down how to position yourself when the market hits new highs. They explain why smart investors don't panic or sit on the sidelines—they prepare. The team covers how to use options strategies like credit spreads, puts, and butterfly trades to create cash flow and buy stocks at a discount. Corey introduces the concept of "click and get paid," while Noah highlights how to
Why Great Investors Think Like Philosophers
Ethan Everett, author of The Investment Philosophers, joins Andy to explore the deeper, more reflective side of investing. With a background in finance, law, and philosophy, Ethan shares how timeless ideas from great thinkers like Spinoza and Nietzsche can shape modern investment decisions. He explains why understanding a company's "moat" is essential, how AI is changing research and analysis, and
The Most Overlooked Skill in Investing
The team tackles one of the most important topics in investing: risk management. They break down how to protect your portfolio with tools like stop losses and protective puts, emphasizing that managing risk isn't about avoiding loss—it's about surviving and thriving long term. Andy uses the Titanic analogy to illustrate why investors need exit strategies before disaster strikes and shares how Mark
The Danger of Having Only One Plan
Andy sits down with Angus Fletcher, professor at Ohio State and author of "Primal Intelligence: You're Smarter Than You Know", to explore how narrative intelligence gives investors an edge. Drawing from his work with U.S. Army Special Operations, Angus explains why emotions in trading are signals—not flaws—and why relying on just one plan can be dangerous. He highlights the importance of processin
Why Oil Still Runs the Oil Economy
Andy, Corey, and Noah break down how the Israel–Iran conflict is shaking oil markets and what it means for investors. They highlight oil's role as the world's economic "lubricant" and explain how price shocks can ripple into inflation and broader market volatility. The team explores opportunities in energy and defense, from semiconductors and uranium to drone technology, while reminding listeners
The Neuroscience of Investment Decision Making
Hersh Shefrin, author of Beyond Greed and Fear, joins Andy for a deep dive into the psychology of investing. Drawing on his background in physics, economics, and his collaborations with Richard Thaler and Daniel Kahneman, Hersh explains how behavioral finance reshapes the way we understand markets. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - The role of heuristic-driven biases and frame dependence in in
How to Trade Tesla the Smart Way
Andy, Corey, and Noah break down Tesla—one of the market's most debated stocks. With headlines swirling around the Trump–Elon feud, they remind listeners that emotions don't belong in investing. Instead, they highlight Tesla's explosive growth and explain how to approach it with smart options strategies. From butterflies to selling puts, the team shows how to let the market pay you to own Tesla sh
Investing in the Age of AI
Andy sits down with Professor Derek Horstmeyer from George Mason University to unpack how artificial intelligence is reshaping the economy. They discuss the Federal Reserve's dual mandate of controlling inflation and maximizing growth, while highlighting how budget deficits and inflation tie into the bigger picture. Derek explains how AI has the potential to boost productivity, reduce deficits, an
The Investor's Growth Mindset
Andy, Corey, and Noah break down what it really means to become an investor, challenging the myth that great investors are born with special skills. They show that investing is about mindset, learning, and personal development. Through stories, examples, and practical advice, the team makes the case that anyone can become an investor by focusing on education, mentorship, and consistent habits. Wha
Principles of Bitcoin
Andy Tanner sits down with Vijay Selvam to explore the world of Bitcoin—what it is, why it matters, and how it's reshaping money as we know it. With his background in law and finance, Vijay breaks down Bitcoin as a digital bearer asset, highlighting its scarcity, security, and censorship resistance. He also tackles tough questions around volatility, regulation, and technological risks, showing lis
Who Owns the Market?
In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy, Corey, and Noah unpack the antitrust case against Google and explore what it reveals about power, monopolies, and market control.
They draw parallels to historic cases like Microsoft and AT&T, then shift focus to what really matters for investors: ownership, education, and practical strategies to build lasting wealth. Whether it's options tra
Executing Under Pressure
In this episode of the Cashflow Academy Podcast, Andy sits down with retired NYPD Captain and bestselling author David Atkins to explore how one decision can change everything. From first responder at Ground Zero to six figures in debt, David's journey took a dramatic turn when he and his wife decided to take control of their health and finances. Their decision led to a thriving business, financia
When Policy Shakes the Market
In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy, Corey, and Noah break down the ripple effects of tariffs on the stock market, the economy, and global trade. From a recent 9% market drop to companies like Dow Chemical delaying billion-dollar expansions, the trio explores how uncertainty—especially around government policy—can disrupt confidence, growth, and investor strategy. They also shar
Confidence and the Credit Downgrade
In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy, Corey, and Noah discuss the recent downgrade of the U.S. credit rating to AA+ by Moody's.
They explore what this means for investors, the U.S. dollar, and the global economy at large. Using historical context and practical examples, they unpack how rising debt, inflation, and political dysfunction contribute to loss of confidence in currency,
Trade, Tension, and Taiwan
In this episode, Andy welcomes economist and policy expert Dr. Derek Scissors for a deep dive into the tangled world of tariffs, trade, and U.S.-China tensions. With decades of experience advising government and think tanks, Dr. Scissors offers a candid look at what tariffs really do—how they affect prices, jobs, and global power—and why their long-term effects are often misunderstood. He also ex
How a System Brings Peace in Any Market
In this episode Andy Tanner sits down with attorney and entrepreneur Bob Diamond—a man whose business model is as profitable as it is compassionate. Bob reveals the little-known world of foreclosure overages: the unclaimed money left behind when foreclosed properties sell for more than the debt owed. This surplus, often tens of thousands of dollars, legally belongs to the former property owner—but
Investing Beyond Numbers: Student Success Stories
In this episode, Andy, Corey, and Noah reflect on the real-world impact of the Cash Flow Academy. They share inspiring stories from students like Mo—who saved thousands by understanding broker fees—and Mike, who confidently managed his investments during market downturns. Beyond the numbers, the hosts highlight the emotional ripple effects of financial education: stronger relationships, clearer go
Worried About the Market?
Andy, Noah, and Corey break down the current investing landscape—from the risks hidden in earnings season to the long-term impact of AI and systemic shifts in the market. The trio covers how to spot systemic vs. non-systemic risk, why volatility is both a threat and an opportunity, and how smart investors can use earnings reports without getting caught in short-term traps. Plus, they dive into the
Surviving Wall Street With Scott Bok
In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Scott Bok to explore the highs, lows, and hard-won wisdom from over four decades in finance. Bok shares insights from his book Surviving Wall Street: A Tale of Triumph, Tragedy, and Timing, diving into five major market crises, the evolution of M&A, and the psychological resilience required to not just survive—but thrive—on Wall Street. Mentioned In Thi
Eye of the Market Storm
Andy, Noah, and Corey dive into current market conditions—what they call the "eye of the storm." They break down the latest concerns around inflation, interest rates, trade tensions, and an uncertain earnings season. The team explores how to approach investing during times of heightened volatility and shares strategies for staying grounded when markets are anything but. Key Takeaways: - We're in
Fixing the Fiscal Mess
Andy is joined by Senator Phil Gramm for a powerful conversation about the U.S. economy, government spending, and the myths surrounding capitalism. Senator Gramm shares insights from decades of public service, including his work on the Gramm-Rudman budget bill. Together, they unpack the dangers of unchecked social welfare spending, the real impact of tariffs, and why economic freedom—not governmen
Smart Strategies for Tough Markets
Andy, Corey, and Noah dive into how to recession-proof your portfolio in this episode of The Cash Flow Academy. They explain why cash flow beats net worth and explore strategies to keep income steady—even during economic downturns. Andy uses Exxon Mobil's long-standing dividend record as an example of resilience, while Corey and Noah highlight the power of technical analysis, smart selling, and ma
Bitcoin and the Future of Money
Andy sits down with Nik Bhatia, author of Bitcoin Layered Money and Bitcoin Age, to explore the evolving role of Bitcoin in today's financial landscape. A former bond trader turned Bitcoin advocate, Bhatia shares why he believes Bitcoin is more than a speculative asset. They compare Bitcoin's foundation to the early internet, discuss its coexistence with traditional finance, and unpack the volatil
Trading With The Odds
What if trading wasn't about guessing market direction—but understanding where the odds are stacked in your favor? In this episode, Andy, Corey, and Noah break down the concept of probability trading and how it can give investors a clearer edge. Using a Galton board as an analogy, they explain how predictable outcomes and distributions play a crucial role in market behavior. Corey points out that
Scaling Smarter Not Harder
From the ice rink to real estate success, Bob Lachance joins Andy to share his entrepreneurial journey and the lessons he's learned along the way. After walking away from a professional hockey career, Bob built a thriving real estate business by focusing on education, work ethic, and the power of teams. He and Andy discuss how leveraging virtual assistants—especially from the Philippines—can help
Trade Wars and Market Moves
How do tariffs shape the economy and impact your investments? In this episode, Andy, Noah, and Corey break down the role of tariffs, their effects on trade, and what they mean for investors. They discuss the U.S. fiscal landscape, outsourcing concerns, and demographic shifts influencing global markets. The conversation explores strategies for traders and investors, emphasizing risk management, ma
Winning Through Preparation
In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Coach Matthew Mitchell, the winningest coach in Kentucky women's basketball history, to discuss the principles behind winning in sports, business, and life. Drawing from his book Ready to Win, Mitchell shares how discipline, honesty, and hard work drive leadership and success. He reflects on his journey from high school coaching to the NCAA and why adap
The Case for Gold: Investing Beyond the Hype
This episode dives into the rising price of gold and the different ways investors can take advantage of it. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down gold's role as a hedge against inflation, debate whether it could hit $3,000 per ounce, and explore strategies for generating income with gold options. Corey explains how selling covered calls can create steady cash flow, while Noah h
The Everything Bubble
Is the market's unstoppable rise built on solid ground—or just a house of cards? In this episode, economist Richard Duncan joins Andy to unpack the "everything bubble" and what it means for investors. We dive into how credit expansion and government intervention have propped up the economy, why past crashes didn't lead to total collapse, and what could trigger the next big shift. From the role of
The DOGE Diaries: Investing on Hype
What can Dogecoin teach us about investing? In this episode, we break down the rise of meme coins and the power of social media in driving market trends. From Reddit-fueled rallies to viral Twitter hype, we explore why investors jump on speculative assets—and what that means for the future of crypto. Through expert insights and real investor stories, we uncover the risks, rewards, and psychology
Quantum Computing Revolution Explained
In this episode of The Cash Flow Academy, the team explores Google's groundbreaking quantum computing announcement with the debut of their "Willow" chip. This technological marvel can solve complex computations in minutes—tasks that would take even the world's top supercomputers trillions of years. The conversation delves into the potential positive impacts on fields like healthcare, as well as th
Systemic Issues & Market Opportunities
This weeks episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson analyze the healthcare sector's investment potential following the assassination of United Healthcare's CEO. They examine the immediate stock market impact, including a 10% drop in United Healthcare's stock and a 2-3% decline across the broader sector. The conversation dives into systemic issues suc
The Future of U.S. Taxes
In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner hosts tax expert Alex Durante for an insightful discussion on fiscal responsibility, tax policy, and economic growth. They explore the intersection of trade, fiscal, and monetary policies, highlighting the expiration of the 2017 tax cuts and the challenges of funding promised obligations like Social Security and Medicare. Alex shares pe
2025 Financial Playbook Revealed
The Cash Flow Academy team shares insights on investment strategies and predictions for 2025. Corey anticipates a possible market downturn, recommending asset accumulation and hedging, while Noah explores AI's transformative impact on productivity and maintaining a positive mindset. Andy highlights fiscal responsibility and potential bearish pressures from monetary policy. Throughout the discussio
Volatility Crush: Preparing for the Unknown
In this episode, the Cash Flow Academy team dives into strategies for navigating the stock market at all-time highs. They analyze the current market environment, including insider selling by major tech leaders like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, and the potential impact of a Democratic sweep on capital gains taxes. The team also explores how AI and fiscal irresponsibility are driving market valua
Apple, Coca-Cola & Strategy Evolution
In this episode of The Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy Tanner is joined by Alex Morris, author of Buffett and Munger, Unscripted. Alex shares his journey in compiling three decades of insights from Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meetings, uncovering the investment philosophies of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. The discussion highlights their unscripted wisdom, offering a glimpse into their tem
Analyzing the "Dogs of Dow"
The Cash Flow Academy team unpacks the latest changes to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, including the removal of Dow Chemical and the addition of Sherwin-Williams. Corey and Noah offer their expert take on what these shifts mean for investors and highlight the value of focusing on long-term strategies. The discussion explores the appeal of owning businesses with strong brands and limited compet
Confessions from the Trading Trenches
Andy, Noah, and Corey dive into their most memorable trades—both wins and losses—to uncover essential lessons in risk management, trading psychology, and personal growth. From the dangers of "throwing good money after bad" to the power of understanding risk tolerance, they share candid stories of their experiences. Highlights include satisfying trades like shorting Blockbuster and GameStop and wis
Turning Tech Skills into Freedom
In this episode, Andy Tanner chats with Scott D. Clary, host of the Success Story podcast, about entrepreneurship, investing, and personal growth. Scott shares his journey from tech to entrepreneurship, reflecting on both wins and setbacks. They explore the importance of mindset, taking control, and committing to the long-term, while redefining success as true freedom. The conversation also highli
Trends: AI, Energy & Health Care
In this episode, the team dives into the biggest trends shaping the future—trends that could continue to thrive even amid market volatility. From breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and quantum computing to opportunities in the energy sector, including nuclear power, the conversation highlights where the world is heading. They also unpack the complexities of the healthcare industry and the cr
The Secret to Stress-Free Success: How to Avoid Burnout and Achieve Balance - Andy Tanner, Cary Jack
FREE Training with Andy Tanner: https://bit.ly/3U3HAPY This week, Andy Tanner sits down with Cary Jack, author of The Happy Hustle 2.0, to talk about how to crush burnout and find balance in your life. Cary shares his story of going from a stressed-out tech entrepreneur in NYC to living a life full of passion and purpose. They dive into his 10 Alignments system, which helps you align your work,
Navigating Uncertain Times: Fed, Earnings, AI
In this episode of The Cash Flow Academy podcast, the team dives into the current state of the markets, breaking down the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision and its potential impact on interest rates. They explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market and corporate profitability, weighing short-term challenges against long-term opportunities. The convers
Can China & The U.S. Co-Exist?
Discover how the US-China relationship will develop – or stall – in the near future. Patrick Jenevein joins Andy to discuss his hard-won insight into conducting business inside China for many decades. Jenevein analyzes how Americans should view investing opportunities in Chinese companies.
Rate Cuts: The Fed's Balancing Act
On this episode of The Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy, Corey, and Noah dig into the Federal Reserve's recent rate cuts and their historical significance. The team explores how these moves have often foreshadowed economic downturns, drawing parallels to events like the 2007 financial crisis. They discuss the current economic climate, where inflation remains above target and unemployment is on the
The Power of Gold in Crises
On this episode of The Cash Flow Academy, Andy Tanner sits down with Judy Shelton to discuss her upcoming book, *Good as Gold*, where she dives into the vital role of sound money. As a former senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and nominee for the Federal Reserve, Shelton brings unique insights on fiscal responsibility and the stabilizing power of gold. She critiques the Federal Reserve's expa
Protecting Retirement Through Education
The team dives into the financial challenges facing retirees today. With 80% of older adult households financially insecure, according to a National Council on Aging report, the team stresses the importance of financial education and smart investing. They discuss strategies like asset ownership and generating cash flow to protect retirement, and warn against over-reliance on 401(k)s and reverse mo
The Real Cost of Ignoring Fiscal Sustainability
Budget expert ,Brian Ried, sits down with Andy to break down the real cost of ignoring fiscal sustainability. With over 24 years of experience, Riedl explains the alarming $124 trillion shortfall looming over Social Security and Medicare in the next few decades. He highlights the uncertainty of interest rates and the unsustainable policies that have led to this crisis. Riedl calls for individuals
Risk Management: VIX Insights for Investors
Andy, Noah, and Corey dive deep into risk management strategies. They break down the role of the VIX (Volatility Index) as a key fear gauge, with Corey offering insights into its historical importance and its inverse connection to the S&P 500. The team explores practical trading strategies around the VIX, including spread trades, that can offer the potential for high returns with minimized risk.
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