The Cash Flow Academy Show

Andy Tanner | Stock Investing |Financial Education

Andy Tanner | Stock Investing | Insights from a Rich Dad Poor Dad coach and an alternative to Dave Ramsey, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, and Real Estate Investing.

  1. Gold Isn't Wealth — It's a Warning Signal

    2D AGO

    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 doesn't innovate. It doesn't expand margins. It doesn't pay dividends. It sits. So why are sovereign nations accumulating it? Why are futures markets squeezing? And what does that tell us about currency confidence, debt levels, and global positioning? We break down the difference between owning bullion as insurance and owning mining companies as productive assets. We explore why volatility creates opportunity in options markets. And we challenge the assumption that price alone equals value. This isn't a conversation about predictions or targets.It's about positioning. When gold rises, the question isn't "How high will it go?" The better question is, "What is the market afraid of — and how should a disciplined investor respond?" Gold isn't wealth. It's information. And how you interpret it determines whether you react emotionally — or allocate strategically. Want to Learn More? – Explore free education and tools at cashflowbonus.com to strengthen your investing foundation – Keep building your financial education at yourinvestingclass.com.

    58 min
  2. Why Focusing on Goals Is Holding Investors Back

    FEB 11

    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 driven by emotion, not design. In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Phillip Toews, author of The Behavioral Portfolio, to challenge the idea that better forecasting or higher returns solve investor problems. They don't. Portfolio structure does. Phillip explains why traditional models like the 60/40 portfolio were never designed for real human behavior — especially during extended downturns, rising-rate environments, or retirement distribution phases. He outlines why most investors are unprepared for how deep losses can actually go, and how that lack of preparation leads to perfectly timed mistakes. This conversation isn't about predicting crashes or chasing performance. It's about understanding history, accepting uncertainty, and building portfolios that account for both economic reality and psychological limits. If you've ever wondered why disciplined plans fall apart at the worst possible moments, this episode reframes the problem — and offers a clearer way to think about risk, preparation, and long-term decision-making. Want to Learn More? – Explore free education and tools at cashflowbonus.com to strengthen your investing foundation – Keep building your financial education at yourinvestingclass.com.

    37 min
  3. Why Most Portfolios Fail When Behavior Matters Most

    FEB 4

    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 driven by emotion, not design. In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Phillip Toews, author of The Behavioral Portfolio, to challenge the idea that better forecasting or higher returns solve investor problems. They don't. Portfolio structure does. Phillip explains why traditional models like the 60/40 portfolio were never designed for real human behavior — especially during extended downturns, rising-rate environments, or retirement distribution phases. He outlines why most investors are unprepared for how deep losses can actually go, and how that lack of preparation leads to perfectly timed mistakes. This conversation isn't about predicting crashes or chasing performance. It's about understanding history, accepting uncertainty, and building portfolios that account for both economic reality and psychological limits. If you've ever wondered why disciplined plans fall apart at the worst possible moments, this episode reframes the problem — and offers a clearer way to think about risk, preparation, and long-term decision-making. Want to Learn More? – Explore free education and tools at cashflowbonus.com to strengthen your investing foundation – Keep building your financial education at yourinvestingclass.com.

    34 min
4.6
out of 5
216 Ratings

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Andy Tanner | Stock Investing | Insights from a Rich Dad Poor Dad coach and an alternative to Dave Ramsey, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, and Real Estate Investing.

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