Money Matters with Gary Goldberg: Recent Episodes
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Host Gary Goldberg guides you thruogh the world of investing, helps you navigate the markets and talks with business leaders, newsmakers and guests have excelled in their fields.
Gary delves deeply into how investors can navigate through the recent tough times with Bitcoin, some of the Tech Sector, inflation, interest rates and the recent earnings reports.
Also, Gary talks with a Penn State College Student to discuss the student loan crisis from his point of view and what young people are facing in a rough economy and job market when they graduate.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg looks into the Federal Reserve, its plans to continue raising the interest rate as well as his thoughts on the FAANG stocks, AI and earning season.
Gary also welcomes pitcher Jim Kaat, who will be inducted into Baseball's Hall of Fame this year, about his career, how baseball does its business today as compared to past decades and Kaat's new book: Good as Gold: My Eight Decades in Baseball
This week, Gary Goldberg invites Ken Mahoney of Mahoney Asset Management (and FOX Business contributor) to discuss how to invest though this high-inflation environment amid strange happenings through the real estate and tech sectors as well as how to resist the urge to run away from stocks and other investments during tough economic times.
Amid the Russia-Ukraine War, Bill Browder discusses what's behind Putin's wealth and financial corruption underneath the surface of the Russian economy. Browder covers it in his new book, Freezing Order: The True Story of Money Laundering, Murder and Surviving Vladimir Putin's Wrath.
Gary also goes in-depth on what investors need to know before exploring emerging and other foreign markets as well as thoughts on investing in this inflationary period.
Paychex Founder Tom Golisano joins Gary Goldnerg this week to discuss his latest book, The Italian Kid Did It. They also look into today's high inflation and employment issues throughout the U.S.
Gary also looks into income investments, life insurance and strategies to navigate the current rough market environment.
FSRA Chief Financial Analyst Sam Stovall joins Gary Goldberg as his research reveals potentially encouraging news for investors after a tough first quarter of 2022.
Also, Gary discusses stock investment philosophies while helping you navigate through this continually volatile market.
This week on Money Matters, Gary looks at the latest market reactions to commodities supplies,the high costs of metals, inflation, shrink-flation and more ripple effects from the current geo-political turmoil and how you can defend your portfolio.
Gary also goes in-depth on the crop of "dividend aristocrat" stocks an why it can be wise to stay in the market after retirement.
This week on Money Matters, Gary talks with Market analyst/Columnist Mark Hulbert about the rising uncertainty surrounding inflation, energy, the Russia-Ukraine War and how not to make rash decisions reacting to the constantly changing financial climate.
Gary breaks down ways to protect your portfolio without rash movements while navigating the rough market terrain as the Russia-Ukraine War adds to already-high inflation.
Expert Market Analyst Ed Yardeni goes in-depth on these issues with Gary as well during the program, offering his analysis of the situation.
Former Assistant US Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley joins Money Matters with Gary to break down how the Russia-Ukraine War impacts the markets, investments and consumer prices coupled with the already troublesome US economic conditions now and future ripple effects including potential stagflation.
Gary also discusses investment strategies in the current volatile business climate and what investors in emerging markets need to be wary of including involvement in international conflicts.
Gary Goldberg invites Mahoney Asset Management Founder and Fox Business Contributor Ken Mahoney to answer the burning question in investors' minds: Is Market Volatility the New Normal -- and How Do We Defend Our Portfolios?
Also, Gary looks at the how the Russia-Ukraine tensions could affect your investments and takes a deep dive into annuities.
This week on Money Matters, Gary talks with former Waffle House President Bert Thornton about the importance of mentoring and how the breakfast chain grew to become a successful empire.
Gary also reveals the "Rule of Three" for investors in a news-driven market environment.
January 2022 saw a rough ride for the stock market. While many factors contributed to the downturn, what of the historic rule of thumb indicating January is a bell weather month for the entire year? Gary Goldberg and FSRA Chief Investment Strategest Sam Stovall break it down and discuss the possibilities.
Former US Secretary of both Labor and Transportation Elaine Chao joins Gary Goldberg to break down what's really happening with the employment crisis, inflation and how the situations might directly or indirectly affect your investments.
Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride of Bankrate.com talks with Gary Goldberg this week about the what the Federal Reserve's proposed rate hikes, potential inflation-induced actions, the recent insider trading scandal and what it all means to investors.
This week, Gary looks at Quarter 1 of 2002 with Ken Mahoney, Founder of Mahoney Asset Management and frequent contributor to FOX Business.
They discuss which sectors could benefit from either a continuation of high inflation or a correction. Gary and Ken also delve how investors should look at the first quarter in terms of market history and current movements.
In addition, Gary covers the market landscape going into Q1, some tax strategies and how what's happening throughout the financial landscape and how that can affect your retirement savings.
Gary Goldberg looks at the history of Neiman Marcus and its co-founder Carrie Marcus-Neiman with the retail innovator's grand-niece Jerrie Marcus Smith, who recently release her great-aunt's biography, A Girl Named Carrie: The Visionary Who Created Neiman Marcus and Set the Standard for Fashion.
Gary also looks at year-end retirement investing strategies, how it's not too late to save on taxes by investing in your Roth IRA and top market news at the end of Q4 2021.
As inflation has hit a 40-plus year high recently, Gary Goldberg and Dr. Tomas Philipson, former Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors, delve into what the Federal Reserve needs to do to curb high costs, its effects on the markets now and into 2022 as well as how this climate matters to your investment strategy.
This week, Gary talks with former Major League Baseball Player, Manager and Eclectic Entrepreneur Bobby Valentine about his life, career, business endeavors and his new book, The Valentine Way.
Gary also discusses year-end investment strategies, potential growth opportunities in the Tech Sector's Metavverse, the current state of the economy and how the latest market news may affect your portfolio
This week, Gary looks at tech, annuities and the concept of investing in inflation.
Also, NCAA Hall of Fame Football Coach Bill Snyder tells his inspirational story of success from very modest beginnings and his path toward turning a broken program at Kansas State University into a perennial powerhouse.
This week, Gary and Sam Stovall, Chief Financial Analyst at CFRA,look at sectors which performed surprisingly well in the past months as well as what the new S & P 500 numbers may mean for the rest of Q4
General Stanley McCrystal joins Gary Goldberg this week as they discuss taking and managing risks in the business world and when it comes to investing. Gen. McCrystal's new book is titled, Risk: A User's Guide.
Gary also looks into interesting dividend stocks and whether the new trend of large companies breaking up is either temporary or will continue.
What is the future of the energy sectors? How Should Investors look at traditional and new "greener" fuel sources? Are electric cars really the wave of the future? Who expensive could oil and gasoline get? Gary Goldberg talks about all of his with former EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler this week on Money Matters.
Gary also looks at dividends, tech and how the current inflationary period affects the markets
This week on Money Matters, Gary discusses why it's important not to react too quickly when hearing earnings results and discuss the upcoming holiday season from the consumer spending point of view.
Gary and Ken Mahoney of Mahoney Capital Management break down the current inflation situation, the markets' continued record-setting numbers, recent bad news out of Zillow and how higher energy and food prices might affect consumer sentiment during Q4.
This week on Money Natters, Gary discusses the continued inflation affecting consumer spending and the US markets, how to keep your emotions from dictating your investment strategy and welcomes former Seagram Wine and Spirits CEO Ed McDonnell, who discusses the principles in his book: Prepare Yourself to Be Lucky: Spirited Lessons to Cultivate Business Success
Sam Stoval, CFRA's Chief Financial Analyst, discusses what the Federal Reserve may do in November and how the long-running Bull Market is headed toward a delayed correction.
Gary also looks at IRAs, Annuities and how recent market and economic news may affect your investments.
Greg McBride of Bankrate.com talks with Gary Goldberg this week about the Fed, the markets and how inflation, housing and other economic x-factors may affect your investments.
This week, Gary welcomes George Zimmer, the founder of Men's Wearhouse, who chronicles his life story and entrepreneurial perseverance in his new book: I Guarantee It.
Gary also looks at what's ahead for the retail sector, Washington policy, market moves and how all of it might affect your investments.
Gary Goldberg breaks down the strange 2021 market year and what it could mean for the 4th quarter with Ken Mahoney, founder of Mahoney Asset Management and Fox News Contributor.
Gary also discusses the perils of procrastination when it comes to your portfolio and retirement savings.
Gary looks into the recent dip in Zoom's stock and other prominent businesses, Big Tech, investing for retirement income and what to look for when it comes to both value and dividend-paying stocks as the market stands now.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg welcomes former Hearst Publishing President Michael Clinton, who offers ideas for those who want to supercharge the second half of their lives.
Gary also looks at market moves, meme stocks and why it's important to make sure taxation is a consideration when it comes to investing and selling your stocks.
CFRA Chief Financial Analyst Sam Stovall talks with host Gary Goldberg today as the S & P 500 has officially doubled since the March 23, 2020 Shutdown-induced low.
Gary also looks at how recent events in Afghanistan, China's lowered oil demand, inflation and the COVID Delta Variant may affect the markets.
This week, we air encore conversation s with Joe Theismann and Jim Campbell - the latter on his Bernard Madoff biography.
We also air Gary's recent thoughts on investing in this market environment, weathering volatility and saving for your retirement.
Gary Goldberg and Bankrate.com Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride look at inflation, The Federal Reserve keeping interest rates close to zero and the mortgage/housing markets.
Also, Gary looks at earnings season, wise 401k strategies and the latest market movements.
This week , Gary discusses the upcoming earnings season and what the numbers can mean to your portfolio and investment stratefy.
Gary also talks with Sandy Frankel, longtime lawyer for Leona Helmsley an trustee for the Helmsley Family Trust, about the real person behind the lady the media called "Queen of Mean"
This week, Gary welcomes John Couch, personally recruited by Steve Jobs to be the upstart Apple's 54th employee. He was the company's VP of Education. Couch reveals the man who Jobs was as a friend and co-worker beyond the spotlight and away from the cameras. Couch also discusses the roots of Apple's success and Jobs' affect on technological advancement in the U.S.
Gary also looks at annuities and protecting your portfolio from changes in policy, market shifts and setting up a wise long-term investment strategy.
Do you enjoy board games? This week, Gary Goldberg talks with Brian Hersch, the creator of several popular home games including Taboo, Outburst, Super Scattergories. The board game industry has boomed over the past year, but will that continue after the COVID lock downs have been lifted in most places? Are we seeing a resurgence on some old-school fun in the age of technology?
Also, Gary looks at the Dividend Aristocrats, IRAs and how recent market moves can affect your portfolio.
Sam Stovall, Chief Financial Analyst at FSRA, talks with Gary Goldberg about the V-Shaped recovery, which sectors are due for a big upcoming quarter and what may lead to a market correction (as well as what may lead to a continued upward swing).
Gary also looks at top market movers and investment potential in covered calls.
Mahoney Asset Management CEO and FOX Business Contributor Ken Mahoney joins Gary this week to discuss the recent fall of cryptocurrencies, what it takes to build a solid portfolio, income investing and whether the market will continue to rise or perhaps endure a correction.
As the nation opens up, jobs are available but who is filling them and why are so many people unwilling to come back to work? If this keeps up, what happens to our economy and investments? Gary goes in-depth on the many layers of this subject with Former US Secretary of Labor and Transportation Elaine Chao
Gary discusses the state of cryptocurrencies after some volatile weeks and the dangers of meme stocks while looking at what's next for tech, energy and your portfolio.
Also, Gary welcomes former Madifast CEO Michael MacDonald, a former NCAA Men's Basketball player for Rutgers who also led Xerox's turnaround. MacDonald discusses how the lessons learned from the court helped prepare him to lead in the business world and what it takes to turn around the image of a company.
This week on Money Matters. Gary talks with Scott O'Neil, CEO of both the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, about his career and how adversity from his career has helped him succeed and can help readers learn how to take advantage of failures.
On the markets, Gary looks at Amazon, tech, the energy sector and how to protect your portfolio from the current high-inflation environment.
Inflation is the key word when it comes to the current economy, consumer spending and how the Federal Reserve handles its interest rate. The X-factors include the employment situation, post-COVID recovery efforts and the broken supply chain. What does this all mean for your savings and investments? Greg McBride, Senior Financial Analyst at Bankrate.com, joins Gary Goldberg to talk about it.
While the tech sector has seen some volatility. questions about cryptocurrencies have risen and worries over inflation, employment and the supply chain have affected the markets, what does it all mean to you and your investments? Former Wells Fargo CEO Richard Kovacevich joins me this week to break it all down.
Gary also introduces you to the Dividend Kings and why they can be important to an income-generating portfolio with proper value stock balance.
This week, Gary talks with jack Nicklaus II, son of the famed golfer and a business leader in his own right who designs golf courses. Nicklaus discusses leadership secrets he learned from his father and who the Hall of Famer was as a man, which he also reveals in his new book: Best Seat in the House: 18 Golden Lessons from a Father to His Son.
Gary also looks at Tesla, Dogecoin, Annuities and what President Joe #Biden's tax proposals could mean to your investments.
The retail sector is in another new era of changes, but what does it take for a company to stay on top? Gary talks with the man who turned around Best Buy, former CEO Hubert Joly.
Gary also looks at the recent tech sector troubles and what investors need to know about buying during market dips.
This week on Money Matters, Gary talks with Jim Campbell, longtime broadcast journalist and author of Madoff Speaks, where Campbell reveals insights and previously-unknown facts surrounding the Ponzi Scheme, family and Madoff himself.
Gary also looks at market movements, what President Biden's proposed tax policies mean for investors, stock splits and the news out of the FAANG stocks.
Now that New York State has legalized online sports wagering, is this an opportunity for growth in the field? Are other states looking at New York to see how it will work for them? How might investors want to look at this relatively new sub-sector? Garey talks about all of this with Roundhill Investments CEO Will Hershey. His company focuses in on sports betting and online gaming funds including the BETZ Sports Wagering ETF
Gary also looks at the booming Cryptocurrency market and the sudden rise of a parody of Bitcoin called Dogecoin.
This week, Gary and Mahoney Asset Management Founder and FOX Business Commentator Ken Mahoney look at investments in Artificial Intelligence and what to look for when it comes to Bitcoin and related companies.
Gary also discusses what's happening with the booming Tech Sector and how to see and invest in the potential relaxing of COVID restrictions wisely.
Will we see $4 per gallon gasoline again? What is happening with the #energy sector? Will #oil prices rise or stabilize?
This week on #Money Matters, Gary talks with former Shell Oil President John Hofmeister and current CEO of Citizens for Affordable Energy to answer these questions.
This week, legendary investor Dr. Henry Kaufman talks with Gary about the day - and his memo - which changed the course of the U.S. markets for decades to come.
Gary also breaks down the recent market movements, investment strategies and a closer look at some of the news-making tech stocks.
Gary looks at tech sector moves, the continued economic recovery, discusses why timing the market is a risky move for average investors and welcomes Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst at Bankrate.com to break down how the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates close to zero could affect your portfolio.
As the COVID Vaccine rollout continues, Gary Goldberg and former Amgen CEO Kevin Sharer look at potential investments in the oft-volatile BioTech Sector.
Kevin Sharer also discusses his new book, The CEO Challenge.
Gary looks at the recent Tech Sector uptick as well as other market moves affecting your portfolio.
Former UNC Men's Basketball Coach Matt Doherty talks with Gary Goldberg about how his career roller coaster can help you on your path to success.It's all in Coach Doherty's new book, Rebound.
Also, Gary looks at the latest moves in the tech sector, what the Federal Reserve will do next and the world of options trading.
Jeff Immelt, former CEO of General Electric talks with Gary Goldberg about his tenure at the head of one of the nation's biggest companies during some of its most tumultuous times.
Also, Gary looks at the market movers of the week, annuities and breaks down the business and investment news of the week.
Gary Goldberg looks at how a potential market correction might affect your portfolio with FRSA Chief Investment Analyst Sam Stovall.
Also, Gary discusses annuities, market movements, the latest news surrounding the tech sector and dividends.
Gary welcomes longtime 60 Minutes producer Ira Rosen to Money Matters as he takes us behind the scenes of the CBS network news show.
Also, Gary looks at the tech sector, the market movers and economic news with strategies to protect your portfolio.
This week, Gary discusses the pitfalls of shorting anomalies like the GameStop craze, Big Tech, investing in businesses with strong infrastructures and airs his conversation with Atlanta Falcons Owner and Home Depot Co-Founder Arthur Blank
Ken Mahoney of Mahoney Asset Management and FOX Business Contributor talks with Gary about what the GameStop Rebellion means to your portfolio.
Gary also looks at the earnings reports and discusses what Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' decision to stop down from his post could mean for the company for the short and long term.
This week, Gary Goldberg discusses options, earnings season and what's happening with Gamestop.
Former Royal Dutch Shell President John Hofmeister joins Gary Goldberg on Money Matters as they look at the energy sector as oil prices are on the rebound with more COVID vaccinations coming. Also, what will the Energy Sector look like soon after the Biden Administration takes over?
Gary looks at dividends in 2021 and what potential policy from the incoming Biden administration means for your portfolio.
Also, Gary welcomes former Major League pitching star Todd Stottlemyre, now a professional investor and hedge fund manager, who discusses investment options for early 2021 and his latest book.
Former Dunkin Donuts CEO Rob Rosenberg joins Gary Goldberg on the first Money Matters of 2021. He talks about the creation of his dad's company to running and expanding it as well as how the Dunkin Munchkins came about.
Also, as it appears the Democrats have control of the White House, Senate and House of Representatives, how should you look at the markets and your protect your portfolio in the future? Gary offers his thoughts.
This week, we air some of Gary's thoughts on investing and shaping your portfolio with investments ranging from mutual funds to annuities to stocks to ETFs and Index funds.
We also highlight two past conversations with leaders from their fields.
This week, Gary Goldberg and Ken Mahoney of Mahoney Asset Management and a frequent FOX Business contributor, look at what ETFs, Treasuries and which sectors could flourish in early 2021 amid the COVID-19 vaccines, new restrictions and recovery potential.
This week, Gary welcomes NBA Hall of Famer, Business Leader and former Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, who tells his story of success from his upbringing in a poor Washington, DC neighborhood to leadership on the court, in the boardroom and the political realm.
Gary also looks at the state of annuities and top market movers for December.
This week, Gary Goldberg looks deep into the Biotech Sector with Ensconce Capital Founder Dr. Deepak Khanna as investors look to this area for potential investment opportunities as the COVID-19 vaccine and treatments are heading to the public. You might be surprised as to which companies could see some serious growth.
This week, Gary looks at the oil sector and thoughts on arranging your portfolio to make up for potential loss of dividends from some of its companies.
Gary also welcomes Former Israeli Consulate General Ambassador Ido Aharoni about the US-Israeli business relationship, how it can be enhanced with new peace deals with the UAE and other Arab nations as well as investing in Israeli stocks.
Boxing great Gerry Cooney joins Gary Goldberg this week for a conversation about boxing, how the sport is weathering COVID-19 challenges and the Mike Tyson comeback.
Gary also looks at a Biden economy, tax concerns, annuities and options
Bankrate.com Senior Financial Analyst Greg McBride and host Gary Goldberg look into what the Fed may be doing soon with a potential Presidential change, an expected Lockdown Downturn and the urban exodus.
Also, Gary looks at market movements, annuities and what matters to your investments
FSHA Chief Investment Strategist Sam Stovall and Host Gary Goldberg discuss how all of the controversy over the 2020 elections, COVID recovery uncertainty and whether there will be a change in Presidential administrations may affect the market and your investments.
They also look into the history of markets reaction to a switch in power between two political parties.
After Election 2020, we really want to know what will happen with the post-COVID economic recovery and our own investments. This week, Gary Goldberg and former Wells Fargo CEO Richard Kovacevich discuss the recent spike, whether it will continue and what the post-election future holds for the financial sector as well as your portfolio.
Gary talks with UBS Tax Fraud Whistleblower Brad Birkenfeld, who exposed a massive overseas money laundering scandal and was thanked with prosecution by two presidential administrations' Justice Departments and jail time. Birkenfeld chronicles his story in his new book, Lucifer's Banker Uncensored.
Gary also looks at the markets and how we can prepare for the potential Election Day outcomes and market fallout.
Gary welcomes former Chipotle CEO Monty Moran, who discusses his rather unique style of leadership and how he led the chain from 8 restaurants to over 2,000 and helped make the company a part of American fast food culture.
Moran's new book is Love is Free, Guac is Extra.
Gary also looks at potential tax and market ramifications depending on the outcome of the 2020 election and how to protect your portfolio.
A "Best of Gary" this week on Money Matters, featuring conversation with Joe Theismann, Susanne Somers and Kayak Founder Tim Scott
Gary talks with Walter Massey, best known in the business world as former Chairman of Bank of America. Massey is a heralded mathematician and physicist who is currently leading the construction of the Magellan Telescope. Massey discusses his career in science and business as well as his tenure with BofA post-2008 recession as chronicled in his book: In the Eye of the Storm: My Time as Chairman of Bank of America During the Country's Worst Financial Crisis
Gary also looks at the #markets, #Investing and how the economic landscape may look post-2020 election depending on who wins the presidency and the House of Representatives.
This wee on Money Matters, Atlanta Falcons Owner and Home Depot Co-Founder Arthur Blank talks with Gary about his new book, Good Company. They also look into the present and future of the retail sector, which has seen several of its giants either adjust to or shut down amid the current climate.
Gary also looks at the state of #retirement #savings, #investments and the recent turmoil in the #financial sector.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary welcomes Original #SharkTank Shark Kevin Harrington and entrepreneur Mark Timm, who have combined to write an important book for #entrepreneurs: Mentor to Millions.
The book examines how a good mentor can help a business person or entrepreneur to succeed, but to also balance his/her personal and family life with work.
Gary also looks at #market movements, the #markets, #tech, the S&P 500 and how everything happening in the #business world can affect your #investments.
Gary looks at how the NBA is doing business amid COVID concerns and players' involvement in social causes with Atlanta Hawks CMO Melissa Proctor, whose book about her path to success, From Ball Girl to CEO, is out now.
Gary also looks at the current investment climate, market movers and the volatile tech sector.
Gary and former Shiloh, Isreal Mayor David Rubin look at the economic effects and potential of the recent peace accord between #Isreal and the #UAE.
Gary also looks at stock splits, #options trading and how the recent #market activity affects your #portfolio and #retirement savings
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Gary looks at how the stock market and some important sectors have fared so far in the nation's continued attempt at recovery from the massive COVID-19 shutdowns.
Gary also looks at the new normal for retirement savings.
Gary talks with former Shell Oil President and Founder of Citizens for Affordable Energy about the energy sector in the age of COVID-19, the state of dividends within oil companies and the future of fuel investing.
Also, Gary looks at options trading and how to play stock splits.
Gary talks with popular Maryland Governor Larry Hogan about leadership, adversity and a possible presidential run in 2024. The Governor recently released his book:
Still Standing: Surviving Cancer, Riots, a Global Pandemic, and the Toxic Politics that Divide America Gary also looks at earnings season, Congressional testimony by some Big Tech companies and how taxes may play out depending on how the 2020 elections go.
Gary discusses why while #diversification in your #portfolio is wise, it is important to be wary of over-diversifying your #investments.Also, Gary talks with baseball star Bill Ripken about his thoughts on today's state of the game as we enjoy #MLB's opening day weekend.
Ripken's new book is titled: State of Play: The Old-School Guide to New-School Baseball
Gary talks with MyPillow Founder and CEO Mike Lindell, who shares his inspirational life story, bouts with addiction, adversity, bad choices, redemption and success as chronicled in his new autobiography, What Are the Odds? From Crack Addict to CEO.
Gary also looks at the #markets and offers his analysis of the current #investment climate.
Gary looks beneath the surface of China's economic numbers showing a quick recovery from the financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic with Bloomberg Chief Economist Tim Orlik, who chronicles his decades of research and observation of the country in his new book, China: The Bubble That Never Pops.
Orlik discusses Communist China's constant economic resiliency through several global market downturns from the days of the Deng Xiaoping reforms of the 80s through today.
Gary and Orlik also look into the evolution of the financial intertwining between the U.S. and China as well as how it all comes into play during the two nations' recent trade battles.
This week, Gary talks with NFL great and entrepreneur extraordinaire Joe Thiesmann.
The Quarterback-turned-businessman is out with his third book: How to Be a Champion Every Day: 6 Timeless Keys to Success. Theismann opens up about work ethic, building businesses, what Coach Joe Gibbs taught him about striving for excellence and bouncing back from his career-ending injury from that famous hit from Lawrence Taylor.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary delves deep into recent #market activity with Peter C. Oppenheimer, the Chief Global Equity Strategist for Goldman Sachs. Oppenheimer's new book is The Long Good Buy: Analyzing Cycles in Markets. Gary and Peter examine what a recovery would look like from this artificial recession and how the abnormally long recent bull run may be a factor for #investors.
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This week on #Money Matters, Gary takes some time to talk with longtime New York #Mets #PR man Jay Horwitz, who is now the team’s historian. Horwitz talks about his time with the team, which became like family to him, from the rough times to the great moments and through some pretty funny practical jokes.Gary also looks at the #markets, the country’s re-opening and #investments.Saturday 11am on WABC 770AMThe podcast edition will be available at noon on Saturday on Apple Podcasts, IHeartRadio, Spotify and other digital outlets#MrMet
Gary talks with former Volvo CEO Pehr Gyllehammer, as they look back at the company's history and its efforts to produce environmentally-friendly cars before it was fashionable. They also look into the future of electric cars as the nation recovers from the pandemic-related shutdowns.
Gary also looks at what has been happening in some of the major market sectors this week as well as interesting types of investments to investigate during the current climate
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This week on #Money Matters, Gary talks with famed #entrepreneur and actress Suzanne Somers.
Gary also looks into the recent #market movements, the push toward recovery and what kind of #investments can help bolster #retirement savings during the COVID Shutdown-based economic lag.
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Amusement Parks are empty after COVID-19 shutdowns and social distancing stopped them from doing business in 2020. The sector has seen mass unemployment and is bleeding money. Former Sea World CEO Joel Manby talks about how the great theme parks of America will try to recover in the coming year. Manby also discusses his innovative leadership style in his new book, Love Works: Seven Timeless Principles for Effective Leaders.
Gary also discusses ways people can financially help family members in need or who have to rebuild after the pandemic shutdowns.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary looks at what will happen with the travel and tourism sectors as states prepare to re-open for #business with former Travelocity CEO and KAYAK founder Terry Jones.
Gary also looks at retirement investments, annuities and dividend strategies as the nation's #economy attempts to recover.
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This week on #Money Matters, Gary Goldberg looks at how a recent Chinese intelligence report warning of potential armed conflict between the US and #China and increased tensions between the two nations could affect our #markets.
Gary also welcomes Shark Tank's Rob Herjavec. The Shark and his wife, Kym, will be featured in the upcoming FOX television series, "Celebrity Watch Party"
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Gary welcomes Shark Tank's Daymond John, Founder of FUBU, whose new book, Power Shift, comes to us at the right time. In the book and during our conversation, John offers ways for entrepreneurs and others who have lost work and business during the Coronavirus Lockdowns to create new ideas, re-adjust plans and learn new skills.
Also, Gary looks at the markets, FAAMNG stocks and offers financial advice for listeners facing hardships amid the shutdowns
Oil prices have gone negative. While the energy sector is taking a beating, what does it mean for you and your #investments? Host Gary Goldberg and former Royal Dutch Shell President John Hofmeister break it down for you on this week’s Money Matters. On a #positive note, Gary welcomes Waqas Ali and Sidra Qasim, founders of Atoms, who adjusted resources at their sneaker company to create non-medical masks. For each one sold, they are donating one to New York City.
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This week on #Money Matters, former Disney Studios and Dreamworks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg talks with Gary Goldberg about his new short-form movie app, #Quibi.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary welcomes former Commander of the Joint Special Operations Command Gen. Stanley McCrystal and former US Navy Seal Chris Fussell, who discuss how businesses and entrepreneurs are changing the way they are doing things during the #COVID-19 pandemic and how we can all better prepare for another emergency. Gary also looks at the #markets amid the continued fight against the #coronavirus and how #investors can find opportunities and protect their #portfolios.
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This weekend on #Money Matters, former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich and host Gary Goldberg looks at the plights of the newly unemployed and the potential permanent closings of some small #businesses as a result of government-imposed #lockdowns amid the #coronavirus #pandemic. They also discuss the merit and flaws in the federal government’s new #stimulus package.
Professor Reich’s new book, The System: Who Rigged It and How We Fix it, is available now.
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As some state and city governments ordered lockdowns over the #COVID-19 #pandemic, mass layoffs and loss of business has rendered many unable to handle expenses. What can individuals and entrepreneurs do as their creditors’ bills come due? Former Wells Fargo CEO Richard Kovacevich joins Gary Goldberg on #Money Matters this weekend to talk about how you can work with your loaners during this crisis to avoid any credit issues and penalties. Kovacevich and Gary also look at market action as the nation fights the outbreak on both the public health and economic fronts.
In addition, Gary welcomes Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital and the man who predicted the Great Recession of 2008 before anyone else to discuss whether we will see a continued bear market or a post-pandemic recovery and how you can protect your portfolios and #retirement #savings.
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Former Shell Oil President John Hofmeister joins Gary this weekend on #Money Matters to discuss how the wordwide #coronavirus-related lock downs and restrictions have affected #oil prices and the #energy sector. Saturday, 11am on WABC 770AM
Gary and #CFRA Chief Market Strategist Sam Stovall break down the #coronavirus-fueled #market downturn and what it means for some sectors and your #portfolio.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary Goldberg looks deeper into the recent #Coronavirus-related market drops and how to handle the situation.
Gary also welcomes former #Rutgers Athletic Director Bob Mulcahy, who discusses the #business side of #NCAA #sports as chronicled in his new book: An Athletic Director's Story and the Future of College Sports in America.
Gary welcomes Paychex CEO and former New York Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Golisano to discuss #entrepreneurship and what it takes to get a new business off the ground then grow. Golisano's new book is Built, Not Born: A Self-Made Billionaire's Non-Nonsense Guide For Entrepreneurs.
Gary also looks at the #markets, #investing, and what issues can effect your portfolio
Gary and FRSA Chief Investment Strategist Sam Stovall look at January as a barometer for the rest of 2020 and why investors need to be wary of Black Swan events like the Caronavirus when it comes to their portfolios
This week on #Money Matters, Alan Dershowitz talks about the #MeToo movement and how false accusations can hurt those in the #business world via the Court of Public Opinion. Dershowitz's new book is: "Guilt By Accusation: The Challenge of Proving Innocence in the age of #MeToo."
This week on #Money Matters, Gary looks at what’s ahead for the markets in Q1 #2020. Plus, Ethan Allen CEO Farooq Kathwardi joins for a conversation about his challenging life and how longtime traditional retailers need to keep looking at the future of doing #business.
Sam Stovall, Chief Financial Strategist at CFRA, looks at 2019 in the markets with Gary and what's in store for the markets in 2020.
Gary Goldberg welcomes classic game show host Bob Eubanks who was also a music business legend as the founder of the first Rock music-centered PR firm and continues his entrepreneurial ways today.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary looks at the truth behind the US-#China #TradeWar with CNBC Senior Editor of Guests Lori Ann LoRocco, who finds #maritime activity reveals what is really happening while Presidents Trump and Xi fight over trade balance and #tariffs; this is detailed in her latest book: Trade War: Containers Don’t Lie, Navigating the Bluster. Sat. 11am on WABC 770AM Sun. 6pm on WOR 710AM #business #investing
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg takes a look at the energy sector and why oil prices have been slimming recently with former Royal Dutch Shell President John Hofmeister – Don’t miss Money Matters with Gary Goldberg -- Sunday at 6pm on 710 AM, WOR.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg welcomes "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams, who talks about his new book: Loserthink – Don’t miss Money Matters with Gary Goldberg -- Sunday at 6pm on 710 AM, WOR.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg talks with Former Hearst Communications CEO Frank Bennack, as they looks back at how Bennack navigated the company through years of changes in media consumption
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg talks with NASDAQ C-E-O Robert Grefeld, who looks back at the exchange's history, the tech sector and today's market landscap
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg and Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) delve into why many of the millennial generation havee become fascinated with the socialist ideology and why it is being embraced by some of the 2020 Presidential candidates.
Sen. Paul's new book is titled: The Case Against Socialism.
This week on Money Matters:
Gary Goldberg welcomes President Trump’s former Senior Director for Strategy and former China Advisor to the Joint Chief of Staff, Brigadier General Richard Spalding, who delves into Communist China's plans in his new book, Stealth War: How China Took Over While America's Elite Slept. Listen in as they discuss the current status and future impact of the US China tariff negotiations.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg explores the markets with special guest Stephen Schwarzman, co-founder and CEO of the Blackstone Group. The investment guru's new book, What it Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence, chronicles Schwarzman's career, path top success and thoughts on investing.
Former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, John Snow talks with Gary Goldberg this week about Trump's trade talks with China, the future of the US-Mexico-Canada trade deal and whether the impeachment inquiry will alter the directions in which they are going.
This week on Money Matters, Rachael DenHollander, the former gymnast who first exposed the USA Gymnastics Sexual Abuse scandal and landed USGA physician Dr. Larry Nassar in prison as other women stepped forward after Ms. DenHollander's testimony. Her new book, What Is A Girl Worth, is out now. Rachael and Gary Goldberg explore the aftermath of the investigation, the #metoo movement and how organizations and workplaces are working to ensure this no longer happens.
Also, Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst at Bankrate.com talks with Gary Goldberg about what could happen if the Federal Reserve embarks on a Zero or Negative Interest Rate Policy.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg talks with lawyer and professor Alan Dershowitz about the economic importance of Israel to America and the world. Dershowitz recently released his newest book: Defending Israel: The Story of My Relationship With My Most Challenging Client.
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg talks with Carl Ware. Carl Ware is the son of a sharecropper and one of 12 children who rose to become the Executive Vice President for The Coca Cola- Company. He shares his story about how he came from growing up in the Jim Crow South to becoming a high-ranking executive at Coca Cola, and leading the company’s efforts to help end Apartheid in South Africa in his new book, Portrait of an American Businessman: One Generation from Cotton Field to Boardroom.
This weekend on #Money Matters, Gary Goldberg is joined with Dr. Kristine Gedroic, Founder of Gedroic Medical Institute and author of "A Nation of Unwell: What's Gone Wrong?"
Also, Brandon Steiner, Sports memorabilia expert and founder and former CEO of Steiner #Sports and entrepreneur joins the show.
This week on #Money Matters,former high-ranking National Security official Richard Clarke talks with Gary about his new book: The Fifth Domain as they look at the new frontier for war and terrorism: #cyberspace. #investing #business
This week on Money Matters, we air encore broadcasts of Gary's conversations with: Gen. Stanley McCrystal - Founder, The McCrystal Group and former Commander of Joint Special Operations Command. Former Rep. Bob Livingston Scott Parazynski - Former NASA Astronaut, veteran of five space shuttle flights.
Gary talks #trade, #cryptocurrencies and the #markets with former Wells Fargo CEO Richard Kovacevich this week on Money Matters
This week, we air some classic Money Matters conversations between Gary and:
Admiral James Starvidis: former Supreme Commander of NATO
Bo Dietll: CEO of Bo Dietl Enterprises and former NYC Top Cop about cybersecurity
Rick Little - Comedian
This week, we are airing encore broadcasts of Gary Goldberg's conversation s with:
Rick Piitino: Legendary College and Pro Basketball Coach on success on and off the court
Mike Brzezinski: Co-Host of "Morning Joe" on negotiating for the compensation you deserve
Norman Lear: Television Producer on his storied career
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg looks at the markets, trade, the Fed your portfolio and talks with Jim Clifton, CEO of Gallup, about polls and how they affect not only our leadership and investments, but our everyday lives.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary Goldberg talks with Steve Robinson, former Chief Marketing Officer at Chick-Fil-A and author of his new book: "Covert Cows and Chick-Fil-A: How Faith, Cows and Chicken Built an Iconic Brand"
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg looks at the markets, the Fed and welcomes former Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Deborah Lee James, author of the book Aim High: Chart Your Course and Find Success.
Gary looks at the wine business and how makers are dealing with changes in the climate with Michael Mondavi
This week on Money Matters, we play a Best of Gary featuring classic conversations with: Newt Gingrich - former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, author of the new book: Collusion. Nigel Travis - Former CEO, Dunkin' Brands, Papa John's; Former CEO, Blockbuster George Papadooulos - Author, Deep State Target: How I Got Caught in the Crosshairs of the Plot to Bring Down President Trump
This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg talks trade wars, tech and how they might affect your portfolio as volatility is back in the markets. Plus, Gary welcomes Comedian-turned-PhD Yakov Smirnoff as they discuss his journey from stand-up in the former Soviet Union to success in the U-S and his thesis: "The Law of Laughter."
This week on #Money Matters, #Boxing Great “Gentleman” Gerry Cooney joins Gary Goldberg with his story about success and #recovery through adversity the future of his sport. Cooney's #memoir, Gentleman Gerry: A Contender in the Ring, a Champion in Recovery, will be available in mid-June. #GentlemanGerry
Gary also looks at trade, investing for retirement and how to navigate the current market volatility.
This week, Money Matters will air a "Best of Gary" show featuring encore broadcasts of conversations with: John Hofmeister, former President, Royal Dutch Shell - on oil, natural gas and the energy sector Robert Reich, former U.S. Labor Secretary - on jobs, policy and the economy Ken Langone, co-founder of Home Depot, business leader and philanthropist on his unique path to success.
Gary Goldberg and former Presidential Candidate Ron Paul talk about the #trade battle with China and what’s happening with the Federal Reserve #TheFed, #investing #markets #RonPaul
Sam Stovall, Chief Investment Strategist at CFRA, talks with Gary about the stellar 4-month start for the markets this year and if the "Sell in May and walk away" axiom still applies. Also, longtime New York Sportswriter Bob Klapisch explores how the extremely successful New York Yankees do business to remain winners and a financial powerhouse as revealed in his new book, Inside the Empire: The True Power Behind the New York Yankees.
This week on #Money Matters, Gary looks at the #Energy Sector with former Royal Dutch #Shell President John Hofmeister. Also, Gary discusses #investment options as the Bull Market continues. #oil #gas #investing