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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN-US · 29 episodes
Our goal with these podcasts is to provide financial education through a new medium. We will talk about all things investing and finance.
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Episode #9
In this fourth installment of the history of the Kessinger Lee Group, Louis shares his journey from pursuing baseball to becoming a financial advisor and helping expand the team’s approach to planning and technology. The episode reflects on the group’s growth across generations while highlighting its continued commitment to personal relationships, thoughtful planning, and an exceptional client experience. Enjoy!
Episode #7
In this episode of Ticker Talk, we break down a strong second quarter for markets, including the S&P 500’s impressive rebound, the ongoing impact of AI-driven investment, and the surprising strength of small-cap and international stocks. We also discuss rising inflation, the Federal Reserve’s new leadership, geopolitical tensions with Iran, and the headline-grabbing SpaceX IPO that captured investors’ attention. Plus, we look ahead to earnings season, the evolving AI race, and key themes shaping the second half of 2026.
Episode #5
This episode continues the History of the Kessinger Lee Group. In this session, we bring Ben’s story into the mix. We’ll talk about what led him into the industry, what his early years looked like, what it’s like working alongside his brother, and how the team has evolved along the way.
Episode #4
<p>In this episode, we tackle a question everyone asks: is the market at a high or finally at a bottom? The honest answer—no one knows. But that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to watch. While markets don’t send clear signals, people’s behavior often does, whether it’s confidence at the top or fear at the bottom. In this episode, we’re not trying to predict the market—we’re focused on recognizing these moments and making better decisions through them.</p>
Episode #4
<p>In this episode of Ticker Talk, we talk about the first quarter of 2026—a quarter that was anything but quiet. From geopolitical flashpoints in Venezuela and Iran, to a sharp but temporary market pullback, to the rapid advances in AI, the past 90 days gave investors plenty to process. We’ll break down what really drove markets lower early in the quarter, why small caps, commodities, and precious metals told a very different story, and how a swift rebound to new all‑time highs reminds us just how counterintuitive markets can be. Along the way, we’ll cut through the noise ar...
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