In today’s episode of 15 Minutes of Finance, we cover the latest JOLTS data and what it signals about the strength of the labor market, the history and impact of government shutdowns on the economy, and the ongoing debate around artificial intelligence, highlighting why experts argue AI is still in an exponential growth phase and not a bubble.

James covers market news and updates this week and discusses Intels rising path. He also dives deep into how professional money managers take profits for their clients and when YOU should take profits.

James takes viewers behind the curtain of the insurance profit machine. Discusses a very public fight on linked in and shows investors how they can avoid the insurance Ponzi Scheme.

James breaks down market news and the FUD regarding the “AI bubble”. He breaks down the concept of market bubbles and what they really mean in the latest episode of 15 minutes of finance

Today James breaks down our current economy and the advantages of moving from a consumption economy to a production economy. He also explains the industries set to benefit the most from this change!

James dives into the last 10/12 recessions and what they’ve had in common with rate drops. He also looks in the mirror for each of his stock picks from 2025.

In this episode of 15 Minutes of Finance, James breaks down the three core factors of investing: risk, reward, and volatility, and how they shape every financial decision. Drawing on a classic Charlie Munger insight about buying wonderful companies at fair prices, James explains why disciplined investing doesn’t have to be complicated. You’ll also hear why everyday investors can manage their own portfolios if they commit to truly understanding what they own and why they own.

The market is hitting new highs, but does that really mean everyone is a genius investor? In this episode, James explains why judging performance in a bull market can be misleading and why it is critical to look deeper than the surface.He also reveals how Wall Street analysts use fear-driven headlines to manipulate retail investors into making costly mistakes, often pushing them to sell when they should not.To close, James adds a new company to his firm’s “Stocks to Watch” list, a pick you will want on your radar.