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This podcast takes a unique approach in discussing various topics that are of interest to financial advisors and investors. The hosts Jimmy Lee, CEO, The Wealth Consulting Group (WCG), Jim Worden, CFA, CAIA, CMT, Chief Investment Officer (WCG), and Tally Léger, Chief Market Strategist (WCG) will have discussions that concern the markets, economy, strategies, financial planning, taxes, and life. Th... more

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In this episode of The Bull of Wall Street, Paisley Nardini and Jim Worden sit down with Andrew Beer, co-founder of Dynamic Beta Investments (DBI), for a thoughtful discussion on diversification, liquid alternatives, managed futures, and hedge fund r... more

In this episode of The Bull of Wall Street, Talley Leger welcomes innovation investor, podcast host, EVP of Prairie Operating Co, and Fox News Contributor Lou Basenese for an in-depth discussion on geopolitics, AI, semiconductors, market leadership, ... more

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In this episode of The Bull of Wall Street, Talley Leger, Chief Market Strategist at The Wealth Consulting Group, sits down with David Dziekanski, Founder and CEO of Quantify Funds for a deep dive into ETF innovation, portfolio construction, return s... more

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In this episode of The Bull of Wall Street, Jimmy Lee is joined by WCG President Andy Kalbaugh and special guest Matt Enyedi, Chief Client Officer at LPL Financial, for a timely conversation on the future of the financial advisor profession.

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Lou Basenese
Prolific investor and host of The Big Skinny podcast
Prairie Operating Co (EVP) and investor
Episode: #76 - AI, Innovation, Semiconductors, and the Next Wave of Market Leadership with EVP of Prairie Operating Co and host of The Big Skinny podcast Lou Basenese (recorded 07/08/26)
David Dziekanski
Founder and CEO of Quantify Funds
Quantify Funds
Episode: #75 - David Dziekanski, Founder and CEO of Quantify Funds: Return Stacking, ETF Innovation, and the Case for Scarcity Assets (recorded 06/11/26)
Matt Enyedi
Chief Client Officer at LPL
LPL Financial
Episode: #74 - Matt Enyedi, Chief Client Officer at LPL: Scale, AI, Succession, and the Future of Financial Advice (recorded 06/03/26)
Matt Malone
Head of Investments at Opto
Opto Investments
Episode: #72 - Matt Malone, CFA, Head of Investments at Opto Investments: Private Markets, Private Credit, and the Future of Alternative Investing (recorded 05/20/26)
Michael Hunstad
President of Northern Trust Asset Management
Northern Trust Asset Management
Episode: #71 - Michael Hunstad, President of Northern Trust Asset Management: AI, Factors, and the Future of Investing (recorded 05/07)
Duncan MacPherson
Founder and CEO of Pareto Systems, advisor coaching expert
Pareto Systems
Episode: #70 - Duncan MacPherson, Founder and CEO of Pareto Systems: How Advisors Build Businesses That Scale Beyond Themselves (04/20/26)
Julia Carlson
Founder and CEO, Freedom Financial Wealth Management Group; author and entrepreneur
Freedom Financial Wealth Management Group; Freedom Tax; Freedom Business Solutions
Episode: #69 - Julia Carlson, Founder and CEO of Financial Freedom Wealth Management Group: Building a Scalable Advisory Business With Purpose (recorded 04/16/26)
Sam Ro
Award-winning newsletter writer and founder of TKer
TKer
Episode: #68 - Sam Ro, Founder of TKer: Why Markets Climb the Wall of Worry and How Advisors Can Help Clients Stay Invested (recorded 04/01/25)
Dave Mazza
CEO of Roundhill Investments
Roundhill Investments
Episode: #67 - Dave Mazza, Chief Executive Officer, Roundhill Investments: ETF Innovation, Portfolio Construction, and the Changing Role of Diversification (recorded 03/25/26)

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Jimmy Lee
Host of The Bull of Wall Street
Talley Léger
Chief Market Strategist of The Wealth Consulting Group
Jim Worden
Chief Investment Officer, The Wealth Consulting Group (WCG)

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Love the Podcast!

    Great listen, look forward to more episodes!

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    5
    MylesNazem
    United States2 years ago
  • Great guests and conversation

    Keep up the good work! Well done for your first podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TSauriol
    United States2 years ago

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#74 - Matt Enyedi, Chief Client Officer at LPL: Scale, AI, Succession, and the Future of Financial Advice (recorded 06/03/26)
Q: What does succession planning look like in this evolving landscape?
Succession isn't one-size-fits-all; many advisors want to slow down but stay involved, focusing on mentoring, transferring a client book, and adopting scalable structures to ensure service quality as they transition.
#72 - Matt Malone, CFA, Head of Investments at Opto Investments: Private Markets, Private Credit, and the Future of Alternative Investing (recorded 05/20/26)
Q: How do you address volatility and risk measurement in private markets when traditional public market metrics don't apply as cleanly?
Volatility is a poor proxy for risk in private assets; we focus on loss ratios, leverage, and downside scenarios, and we tailor risk metrics to each asset class because private credit, private equity, and real estate each require different risk lenses.
#72 - Matt Malone, CFA, Head of Investments at Opto Investments: Private Markets, Private Credit, and the Future of Alternative Investing (recorded 05/20/26)
Q: Let's dig into the diligence framework you apply at Opto—how do you evaluate strategy, sponsor, and structure before you approve a deal?
We assess three pillars: first, strategy—whether the approach can generate the targeted returns and is the right size; second, sponsor—whether the management team is properly resourced and committed; third, structure—what the legal and liquidity terms look like, including fees and terms like evergreen vs. drawdown, and ensuring alignment of interests.
#68 - Sam Ro, Founder of TKer: Why Markets Climb the Wall of Worry and How Advisors Can Help Clients Stay Invested (recorded 04/01/25)
Q: What simple framework can advisors use to keep clients invested during drawdowns?
Ro suggests framing conversations around long horizons, preparing clients for possible drawdowns in good times, and tying risk to a longer historical context rather than current headlines to reduce emotional reactions.
#67 - Dave Mazza, Chief Executive Officer, Roundhill Investments: ETF Innovation, Portfolio Construction, and the Changing Role of Diversification (recorded 03/25/26)
Q: What separates Roundhill from other ETF issuers when winning shelf space with RIAs like The Wealth Consulting Group?
Dave Mazza explains that Roundhill differentiates through a product-first approach, focusing on thematics and niche strategies that meet specific investor objectives, combined with unique wrappers and innovative structures that deliver tangible outcomes, rather than relying on traditional distribution.

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What is The Bull of Wall Street about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on practical guidance for financial advisors and wealth-management professionals, blending macro market analysis with hands-on practice management, technology, and client-service strategies. Conversations frequently cover how AI, data tooling, and scalable processes can improve efficiency and client outcomes, while also addressing cybersecurity, succession planning, and the evolving economics of advisory firms. A distinctive element is the collaboration among a trio of experienced WCG leaders, who interview a rotating roster of industry guests—ranging from ETF and private-markets experts to geopolitical and healthcare-investing specialists—to translate complex topics into actionable insights for advisors and investors. This... more

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