263 episodes
The Long View Morningstar
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4.6 • 707 Ratings
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Expand your investing horizons and look to the long term. Join hosts Christine Benz and Jeff Ptak as they talk to influential leaders in investing, advice, and personal finance about a wide-range of topics, such as asset allocation and balancing risk and return.
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Meir Statman: ‘The Biggest Risks in Life Are not in the Stock Market’
The behavioral finance expert and author on the connection between financial well-being and life well-being, the role of social comparisons, and the next generation of behavioral finance.
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Neil Shearing: What the Consensus Is Missing About the Current Economy
A global economist weighs in on inflation, upcoming elections, and deglobalization.
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Matt Krantz: Yield-Chasing Investors Are ‘Asking for a World of Hurt’
An author and longtime investing columnist on the role of individual stocks in a diversified portfolio, the virtues of ETFs, and the biggest mistakes he sees individual investors making.
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Victor Haghani: Lessons From the Missing Billionaires
Why investment sizing is an important—yet often overlooked—factor in investor outcomes.
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Peter Mallouk: The Financial Advice Industry Is ‘Still Very Messy’
The founder and CEO of Creative Planning on scaling up an RIA giant, why AI in financial advice is ‘inevitable,’ and whether financial advisors will face fee compression in the years ahead.
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Bryan Armour: Is Index Investing’s Superpower Unstoppable?
A Morningstar researcher discusses rising passive share, bitcoin ETFs, and the future of active management.
Customer Reviews
Great Economic Data
The episode with the Capitol Economics economist was just great. Questions were great, but the interviewee did a great job of summarizing data and making difficult subjects understandable.
Excellent
Love Christine Benz and her great common sense investment and financial information. I always enjoy this interesting and edifying podcast.
Primeval Episode
Great interview. As a financial advisor, I really appreciated hearing from them since they do very little communicating with the media.