About the Money Game
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The inspiration for the radio show was my client Rob Bell, the host of the show, who suggested that we should have our conversations about the topping process on the radio.  I intended the show to be a "conversation between advisor and client."  I'm happy with the result.

I named the radio show after a 1967 book of the same title by George Goodman which described the late 60s financial market peaking process with the most delightful sense of humor. ​

Here's the thing:  today's mainstream financial news programs and journalism has together achieved their greatest coordination and most complete illusion of prosperity thereby convincing the voiceless sheep-like bag-holders to go "all-in" on risky assets at the peak of the greatest bubble in the history of the universe. 

Here are my thoughts as expressed six months before the crash.

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MAY 2, 2019

About this episode:
Initially, I thought this might be the best of the episodes.  I cover the topping process as we approach the third peak.  Rob's questions prompt a discussion of the psychology of herding, analogies to history of  financial price movements as well as the race to raise capital at the top in early summer of 2019.  The mathematics of valuation of the most expensive US equity market in history is discussed.  

JUNE 13, 2019

About this episode:
Deepening the conversation between a client and advisor about the financial topping process.

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JUNE 27, 2019

About this episode:
More of the same as we approach an intermediate peak and ultimate swing high in Dow at 10:30 am EST on July 16th.

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July 11, 2019

About this episode:
Five calendar days and two trading days before the July 16 intraday swing high peak.