Stocks And Jocks Tom Haugh

Kevin is first up to discuss college scholarships and the MLB contract negotiation process before getting down to how to businesses adapt to inflation. Next, Tom and Karl review who is gatekeeping government data and provide the metrics of fiscal stability.

Lou calls in and explains recent antisemitism and foreign interests in the ivy league . Kenny joins next with market context and analysis followed by John and Tom talking about the sustainability of wars and the responsibilities of allies.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to chat on David Stockman’s Destruction Of The American Middle Class along with some political and sports talk. Russell Rhoads joins our second hour to continue the discussion on Stockman’s work and more on the market.

Karl gives us the 411 on climate science and consultants followed by Joel providing context on the Harbaugh scandal and commodity market analysis. Hal joins for the second hour to discuss income inequality and explain how Fed statistics sometimes are close to Superman’s (and Seinfeld’s) ‘Bizarro World’.

Greg and Tom lead off with FSU’s sour grapes and bowl game banter followed by John and Mike with scrutiny of the media and politicians. Nancy closes out the show with comments on mortgage rates and real estate investment.

Today we delve into college football exploring situations and possibilities leading to transfers. We also analyze the recent ceasefire and the implications for global stability and conclude by unraveling the intricate web of leading indicators like housing trends to insurance costs.