Today's Show So… What Happens Now?
The Chief and Lou kick things off sharing their thoughts on the affordability of housing, life insurance and everything else that the young generations can’t ahold of. Andrew and Wayne join our second hour talking on the potential outcomes of the recent election’s blue wave and what needs to be done in order to keep Trump in check.
About Stocks & Jocks
This show combines the market insight of Louis Rukeyser, a dash of sports, and the humor of Seinfeld with truly honest stock market and economic advice.
A talk show focusing on business and real market analysis, “Stocks and Jocks” breaks valuable news at the top of the trading day. This sometimes-irreverent show is just the thing for investors who need information about what to expect from Wall Street. It is interactive, listener-driven and hosted by financial industry gurus Tom “The Chief” Haugh and Jon “Dr. J” Najarian.
This Week on S&J
Feeling Blue
November 4, 2026
Hot on the heels of the Democrat’s historic midterm wins all around the country, Kevin O’Neill joins the show to discuss the results and the possible economic impacts. Producer Andrew Sykora hops in to share his experience working with SEO marketing and the transition to AIO. Finally, Eric May returns the chat to the election, talking on the future of the country and what these changes may lead to.
Lotta Spending, No Revenue
November 3, 2026
The Chief and Karl kick off the show with a conversation about the memory crisis and the tragic Florida plane crash. Joel and Kenny call in to discuss the market earnings. Finally, the Chief and Hal talk monopolies and Election Day.
Margin Loan on Tulips
November 2, 2026
The Chief and John Flannigan start off the show discussing the logic on loans, from tulips to bungalows and the crashes they cause. Finally, Housing ‘Guru’ Audrey Johnson jumps in with her weekly housing report!
The Cruelest Tax of All
October 30, 2026
The Chief is joined by Kevin, Karl and Larissa for a conversation about sports, the AI market, inflation and the increasing money supply.