David Littlejohn

Some investing ideas get repeated so often that they become accepted as fact, even when the market is far more complicated. In this episode, we challenge the assumptions investors rarely stop to examine, look at what may really be driving today’s market, and explain why the biggest risks and opportunities are often found beneath the obvious story.

We all have an invisible financial scoreboard. Today we’re asking who built it, and whether you’re playing the right game.

“Almost bought it. Almost sold it. Almost started it.”
Funny how one little word can change your financial future. Today we’re talking about why “almost” may be the most expensive word you’ll ever say.

Feeling behind financially? You might be doing better than you realize. In this episode, we look at the overlooked signs that you are quietly building wealth. Are you paying down debt, owning appreciating assets, improving cash flow, gaining stability, and making choices that compound over time? Sometimes wealth does not feel like luxury, so what are the signs things might be going better than you thought?

This time is different.” It’s one of the most common, and potentially dangerous phrases in investing. Every generation believes the rules have changed as new technology emerges and yesterday’s impossible becomes today’s normal. In this episode, we explore why history keeps rhyming, how our definition of “normal” quietly shifts over time, and why recognizing those changes may be far more valuable than trying to predict the future.

History is full of confident predictions that never happened. From market crashes to economic booms, the future has a way of surprising everyone.
In this episode, we explore why uncertainty isn’t something to fear, how investors can think differently about the unknown, and what lessons history teaches us about preparing for whatever comes next.