As we close the chapter on 2025, Colin and Wheeler sit down for a candid reflection on a year that arrived like a "tantruming child". From the initial volatility of tariff shocks and technology fears to the eventual acceptance of a market that climbed a "wall of worry," this episode explores the intersections of finance, culture, and personal evolution. We pull back the curtain on our journey as business owners and podcasters, discussing how we’ve navigated the "most hated bull market in hist...
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As we close the chapter on 2025, Colin and Wheeler sit down for a candid reflection on a year that arrived like a "tantruming child". From the initial volatility of tariff shocks and technology fears to the eventual acceptance of a market that climbed a "wall of worry," this episode explores the intersections of finance, culture, and personal evolution. We pull back the curtain on our journey as business owners and podcasters, discussing how we’ve navigated the "most hated bull market in hist...
Episode 30- November Recap: Retail Reality, EV "Peaks" & The Sentiment Gap
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Episode 30- November Recap: Retail Reality, EV "Peaks" & The Sentiment Gap
In this month’s "What Just Happened" recap, Colin and Wheeler take a look back at November to make sense of the mixed signals in the economy. We start by breaking down the shift in retail season—why Black Friday deals feel different this year and how "sales season" has morphed into a month-long event. We also discuss the cooling auto market and ask a controversial question: Did "Peak EV" excitement actually happen back in 2015? The conversation then pivots to the biggest question on investors...
Compound Growth
As we close the chapter on 2025, Colin and Wheeler sit down for a candid reflection on a year that arrived like a "tantruming child". From the initial volatility of tariff shocks and technology fears to the eventual acceptance of a market that climbed a "wall of worry," this episode explores the intersections of finance, culture, and personal evolution. We pull back the curtain on our journey as business owners and podcasters, discussing how we’ve navigated the "most hated bull market in hist...
