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When it comes to media hype and its influences on investments – can you separate facts from fear?

In this episode, Mark Pearson and Chuck Etsweiler dive into media hype, its potential impact on investment choices, and the dangers of getting swept up by it. Drawing parallels between media tendencies and the saying “disasters come in threes,” Mark and Chuck critically examine how fear-based reporting can skew perceptions and decision-making.

Throughout this episode, Mark and Chuck discuss:

• The widely discussed concern of National Debt and its perceived impact on individual investments
• The “Recession Obsession” and the misconceptions surrounding its real implications
• Bank failures: separating media speculations from the broader market and business potential
• Key observations that despite ongoing media frenzy, several indexes remain near their peaks
• The critical distinction between investing in the market vs. in businesses
• And more!

Resources: 

• Wall Street Journal Article On U.S. Debt Default Impossibility
• NBER: National Bureau of Economic Research
• Fourteenth AMendment Section 4: Public Debt
• Pet IQ
• Harry Dent

Connect With Chuck Etzweiler:

• Email Chuck 

Connect with Mark Pearson: 

• Nepsis® 
• Email Mark

About Our Guest: 

With more than three decades of investment industry experience, Chuck Etzweiler, MBA, CIMA®, CFP®, CMT directs the on-going research efforts of the firm, much of which help both advisors and clients understand the philosophy and strategy of Nepsis, Inc. in a deeper manner. 

A high percentage of the focus of the research is centered around money manager pitfalls, investor short-comings and repetitive behavioral biases that detract clients from earning optimal returns.