Guests: Lou Michels
Cubs Win, Trump Loses
October 20, 2016
Lou Michels and The Chief kick off the show to discuss who really won the last presidential debate for the year last night.
In today’s day and age – how much would it cost to create a brand new insurance firm? Is it even possible in 2016?
Does the end justify the means for these presidential candidates? Do they truly have the well-being of the American public in their minds?
Will Trump actually protest the outcome of the election if he doesn’t win?
What will finally kill cable?
When did the democratic party lose the middle class? All these questions answered and more in today’s edition of Stocks & Jocks.
Stumpf, Trump, and Curse Words
October 13, 2016
The Chief and Lou Michels kick off the show talking about the Wells-Fargo situation, Was John Stumpf the correct person to resign? Was he just a Scapegoat?
Lou Michels asks The Chief – “Is the government doing too much in our economy?” before asking – what could we have done differently regarding the republican presidential nominee?
We cover the issue of ‘cursing in the workplace’ as Nick hovers over the ‘mute’ button on Chief and Lou’s microphones. We round out the show by talking presidential candidates and what first time voters will do this November.
Match-up Thursday
October 6, 2016
Lou Michels is in-studio discussing GDP versus money supply, Hillary versus Donald, Russia versus the ‘Free World’ and Cubs versus Giants … and much more.
OPEC, Oh My!
September 29, 2016
The Chief and Lou Michels kick off the show talking about the recent OPEC decision before talking about the first presidential debate between Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump that occurred on Monday. They talk about the Wells Fargo fiasco and how it affects Wells Fargo employees who are on the lowest level. Who is more at fault here? The lowly employees that were carrying it out – or the bigger ones at the top of the food chain who may have encouraged these ideas.
Lou Michels gives a quick rundown on how to handle a jury trial. So listen up!
Chief gives a history lession about recessions and The Great Depression before finishing off the show with a skeptical viewpoint at today’s numbers before markets open.
The Donnie Trump Tipping Point
September 22, 2016
The Chief and Lou Michels kick off the show by continuing the dialogue about the Epipen situation. How much does it really cost? How does it cost this much?? Can we come up with an alternative on the air?
Then they touch on the massive protests and looting sprees that have really boiled over in the last couple of nights.
Lou Michels gives Trump credit where credit is due – even if it’s for the wrong reasons. The Chief recaps trading the day before after the Fed decision and the Bank of Japan’s decision.
We round out the show by talking about non-compete clauses. At what point is it a trade hindering agreement?