Guests: Lou Michels

Dan’s The Man (In Studio)


Lou Michels joins our first hour with a conversation on how employee composition can effect a company’s value and how its changed over the years. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, joins us in studio to talk on updates on today’s market. Finally, John Flannigan closes us out with a talk on the housing market and much more!

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Nvidiot


Lou Michels joins our first hour with a conversation on the water in and around Lake Mead, economic politics, and more. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, hops on to discuss updates on banks and today’s market, particularly Nvidia’s latest growth. Finally, John Flannigan closes us out with a more talk on Nvidia and much more!

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Particularly Particular Politics


Lou Michels joins our first our talking on American politicians, the ups and downs of players in the NFL and more. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, hops on to discuss updates on banks and today’s market. Finally, John Flannigan closes us out with a discussion on market issues, and Chicago politics and tax spending, and much more!

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Lower Bank Pain


Lou Michels joins our first our talking on gun violence and homelessness in Chicago and how thing aren’t looking to get any better. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, hops on to discuss updates on banks and today’s market. Finally, John Flannigan closes us out with a discussion on market issues, and much more.

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You Can’t Spank Em


Lou Michels kicks off our first hour talking on the drone attack on the Kremlin and its potential effects on the Ukrainian conflict, Chicago economics and how The Bears come into play, and much more. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, hops on to discuss updates on the Silicon Valley bank crash and today’s market. Finally, John Flannigan closes us out with a discussion on the Chicago Cub’s effect on local living and other ways business can inadvertently effect others.

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