The Jon Sanchez Show

Sanchez Gaunt Capital Mgmt
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Hosted by Jon Sanchez, Managing Partner at Sanchez Gaunt Capital Management, The Jon Sanchez Show offers thoughtful discussions on market developments, economic trends, and the factors shaping today’s investment landscape. Grounded in fiduciary principles and industry experience, each episode explores timely financial topics with a focus on clarity, discipline, and long-term perspective. Jon is joined by market professionals and guest contributors for well-rounded commentary designed to inform and engage listeners across the financial spectrum. This show is intended for those who seek a deeper understanding of financial markets without the noise—whether you're a seasoned investor or simply interested in how economic forces impact the world around you. Follow to stay informed and engaged in today’s evolving financial environment.

  1. 1d ago

    Tech's Worst Day Since June: Did the AI Trade Finally Crack?

    Wall Street suffered its worst day since June as investors questioned whether enormous artificial-intelligence investments will produce adequate returns. Jon Sanchez examines the technology and semiconductor selloff, the cash-flow concerns surrounding Amazon, Alphabet and Intel, and how debt, leases and special-purpose vehicles could transmit stress through the AI infrastructure boom. Is this a healthy correction, a market rotation or the first crack in the AI trade—and could your portfolio survive if the decline reaches 20%?

  2. 2d ago

    Over Priced And Over Looked: When Should A Home Seller Reduce Their Price?

    More than one in five home listings now carries a price reduction, but when should a seller adjust—and when should the seller wait? Jon Sanchez and Realtor Aaron Clark explain what online activity, showings, feedback and offers reveal about a home’s price. Learn why overpricing can waste the strongest days of a listing, how repeated reductions affect buyer perception and when repairs, marketing improvements or seller concessions may work better than lowering the price.

  3. 3d ago

    Who Will Actually Carry Out Your Estate Plan?

    An estate plan can contain excellent documents and still fail because the wrong people were appointed to carry it out. Jon Sanchez explains how to evaluate successor trustees, executors, financial agents, healthcare agents, guardians and digital fiduciaries. Learn why the oldest child is not automatically the best trustee, how co-trustees can create gridlock, why every position needs a qualified backup and how to conduct a complete people audit of your estate plan.

  4. 4d ago

    Seven Mistakes That Can Kill Your Home Purchase Before Closing

    Imagine spending six months searching for a home. You finally find it. The seller accepts your offer. You deposit the earnest money. The inspection is completed. The appraisal comes back. You give notice to your landlord, schedule the moving company and tell your family that you are buying a house. Then, four days before closing, your lender calls. There is a problem. The lender discovered a new $900 monthly truck payment. Or your employer says you gave notice because you are starting a new job after closing. Or your bank statements contain a mysterious $25,000 cash deposit that cannot be properly documented. Or the furniture you purchased for the new house pushed your credit-card balance high enough to change your credit score or debt-to-income ratio. And suddenly, the mortgage you believed was approved must be re-underwritten—or can no longer be approved at all. The buyer is shocked. “I was already preapproved.” Yes—but you were preapproved based on the income, employment, credit, debt and assets that existed when the lender evaluated you. A preapproval is not a lifetime membership. It is a conditional financial snapshot. If the picture changes, the answer can change.

  5. 5d ago

    The December 31st Retirement Deadline: 7 Decisions To Consider

    Several valuable retirement-planning opportunities expire when the calendar turns to January. Jon Sanchez explains seven decisions retirees and future retirees should evaluate before year-end, including required minimum distributions, qualified charitable distributions, Roth conversions, capital gains and losses, tax withholding, Medicare IRMAA and retirement-plan contributions. Learn why tax preparation is not tax planning—and why waiting until April may be too late to change the outcome.

  6. Oct 24

    No Paycheck, No Mortgage? How Retirees Really Qualify To Buy A Home

    Retirement may end yiour paycheck but it doesn't necessarily end your ability to purchase a home.

  7. Oct 24

    Is AI The Next Housing Bubble?

    Artificial intelligence may transform the global economy—but is Wall Street financing the boom with dangerous amounts of leverage? Jon Sanchez goes inside the special-purpose vehicles, bankruptcy-remote subsidiaries, long-term leases and circular financial relationships behind the massive expansion of AI data centers. Using CoreWeave as a case study, Jon explains where the debt resides, what happens if a major customer stops paying, how an AI credit problem could spread and why a revolutionary technology can still produce devastating investment losses.

  8. Oct 21

    The 6 Best Assets To Inherit

    I want to begin today's program by asking you a question. If you could leave your children a million dollars, would it matter what kind of assets made up that million dollars? Think about that for a moment. Would you rather inherit a million dollars in cash, a million dollars in a traditional IRA, a million dollars in real estate, or a million dollars in stocks? At first glance, you might think a million dollars is a million dollars. But here's something I've learned during my 36 years in the financial services industry. The type of asset you inherit can be just as important as the amount you inherit. Why? Because different assets have different tax consequences, different distribution requirements, different levels of liquidity, and different legal considerations. A million dollars in a traditional IRA could create hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxable income for your beneficiaries. A million dollars in appreciated stock might receive a significant adjustment in cost basis when you pass away. A million-dollar home might create a wonderful inheritance—or an enormous headache when three children inherit it and can't agree on what to do with it. And a properly structured trust may help protect an inheritance from certain creditors, lawsuits, divorces, and poor financial decisions. So today we're going to discuss six types of assets and estate planning strategies that can make an inheritance more valuable to your family. And more importantly, we're going to talk about how to leave your children not just more money, but fewer problems. Let's get started!

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Hosted by Jon Sanchez, Managing Partner at Sanchez Gaunt Capital Management, The Jon Sanchez Show offers thoughtful discussions on market developments, economic trends, and the factors shaping today’s investment landscape. Grounded in fiduciary principles and industry experience, each episode explores timely financial topics with a focus on clarity, discipline, and long-term perspective. Jon is joined by market professionals and guest contributors for well-rounded commentary designed to inform and engage listeners across the financial spectrum. This show is intended for those who seek a deeper understanding of financial markets without the noise—whether you're a seasoned investor or simply interested in how economic forces impact the world around you. Follow to stay informed and engaged in today’s evolving financial environment.

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    Sanchez Gaunt Capital Mgmt
  • Years Active
    2014 - 2026
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    1.2K
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