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Money Life with Chuck Jaffe

Chuck Jaffe
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Stock Market
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Market Volatility
Market Trends
Closed-End Funds
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Oil Prices
Retirement Planning
Consumer Spending
Recession
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Value Investing
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Money Life with Chuck Jaffe is leading the way in business and financial radio. The Money Life Podcast is a daily personal finance talk show, Monday through Friday sorting through the financial clutter every day to bring you the information you need to lead the MoneyLife.

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Veteran analyst Dan Zanger, chief technical officer at ChartPattern.com, says the market right now is showing swings and moves that are reminiscent of the Internet bubble days of 2000. While that doesn't mean the market is headed for the same result,... more

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George Bory, chief investment strategist for fixed income at Allspring Global Investments, says the market is "overshooting" in expecting considerable rate hikes soon. He thinks the central bank will be patient, and that the Kevin Warsh regime got of... more

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Recent Guests

Steve Sosnick
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Episode: Interactive Broker's Sosnick: 'I can't fight the tape, but I can't embrace it either'
Catherine Yoshimoto
Director of Product Management for the Russell US Indexes
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Chris Davis
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Episode: Value investor Davis on how investing is changing in the age of A.I.
Matt Fox
President of Ithaca Wealth Management
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Episode: Value investor Davis on how investing is changing in the age of A.I.
Kristina Hooper
Chief Market Strategist at Man Group
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Episode: Man Group's Hooper: A priced-for-perfection market is poised for trouble
Tom Samuelson
Chief Investment Officer at Vineyard Global Advisors
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Episode: Northwestern Mutual's Schutte: 'We're in economic cycle overtime'
Jacob Pozharny
Portfolio Manager at Bridgeway Global Opportunities Fund
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Episode: Bridgeway's Pozharny: AI infrastructure boom 'will make builders poor and users rich'
Dryden Pence
Chief Investment Officer at Pence Capital Management
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Episode: Bridgeway's Pozharny: AI infrastructure boom 'will make builders poor and users rich'
Joseph S. Moore
Author of How to Get Rich in American History, 300 Years of Financial Advice That Worked and Didn't
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Episode: Financial history shows that the American Dream is alive and achievable

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Charles Jaffe
Host of Money Life with a long-running background in financial journalism and guest interviewing.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 158 ratings
  • Highly recommend. Informative, varied, and overall one of the best financial podcasts I’ve found

    I started listening to this show 3 years ago as I waded through so many investment focused podcasts looking for one that was not all chest thumping egomaniacs that were light on substance. I wanted one that helped me learn and grow as an investor while giving me access to a wide range of quality professionals. I enjoy Chuck’s interview style as a trained financial journalist. He asks intelligent and helpful questions for his audience, he answers audience questions and I enjoy his personal storie... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Manis457
    United States2 months ago
  • Response

    Joseph Brusuelas: what a great interview. I learned so much. Definitely need him back in 4-6 months for an update on the economy

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ahwah
    United States9 months ago
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    Larrycańonga
    United States2 years ago
  • Stimulates thought process

    This (free) format does what it says, it stimulates my thought process to do my own research to make the best decision for me. Personally, I learn more from this podcast than I do from my CFP.

    Those wanting a cookie cutter, one size fits all investors need to look elsewhere or hire a robo-advisor.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    C Jaffe
    United States2 years ago
  • Genuinely enriching experience

    Chuck is a gem of a host. He asks intelligent questions and steers the conversation into an insightful discussion. I appreciate his passion to educate about money.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maya Corbic, CPA
    Canada3 years ago

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Value investor Davis on how investing is changing in the age of A.I.
Q: Do you prefer owning AI company stocks or AI-adjacent bonds, and how should one sort out who will win?
He suggests a nuanced view: if the aim is to participate in capital-intensive AI growth, equities with strong cash flows and durable businesses (like Google) may offer better risk-adjusted upside; bonds may be riskier if the capital returns are uncertain, so an emphasis on equities with robust cash generation is preferred; active management remains essential to adapt to unfolding data.
Value investor Davis on how investing is changing in the age of A.I.
Q: What is your overarching case for approaching AI, and how should investors allocate today?
Davis outlines a framework of five AI-related categories (emerging winners, enablers, users, insulated businesses, and the walking dead) and stresses the need for active, research-driven management to identify winners early, while avoiding overpaying for overhyped opportunities; valuations and data flow should guide gradual, adaptive exposure.
Crossmark's Fernandez: Market needs a pause, but can regroup by year end
Q: What do you think drives the market now and how should investors position themselves?
Victoria emphasizes earnings strength as a primary driver, with a rotation into areas showing momentum and selective exposure internationally, while remaining mindful of potential volatility and a shift toward more defensive allocations if the macro backdrop deteriorates.
LPL's Turnquist: Market's winning streak portends strong run to year's end
Q: Is buying the dip still a valid tactic given current momentum?
Yes, particularly if you see signs of retail participation returning and a supportive rotation, but maintain awareness of underlying breadth and earnings quality.
LPL's Turnquist: Market's winning streak portends strong run to year's end
Q: What should investors be thinking about as we move through the summer into the midterms?
Stick with a measured strategy that balances potential upside with risk controls, consider sector rotations, and watch for breadth to confirm sustainability rather than chase hype.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Money Life

What is Money Life about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program delivers a steady stream of in-depth finance and investing conversations, pairing a journalist-host with a rotating roster of guest experts across asset classes, markets, and financial planning. Episodes frequently center on macro themes (rates, inflation, AI-driven demand), market breadth, fund structures (ETFs, closed-end funds, and BDCs), and practical portfolio approaches for real-world investors. A notable strength is the mix of macro context, actionable stock ideas, and disciplined investment frameworks, often anchored by long-term planning and retirement considerations. The show's guests span top economists, fund managers, ETF researchers, and strategic advisers, creating a broad, data-driven view of markets and personal... more

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2. Catherine Yoshimoto
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5. Kristina Hooper
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7. Jacob Pozharny
8. Dryden Pence

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