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• Knew It All Along: With Guests Kathleen Vohs, Douglas Porch & Julian Jackson | Charles Schwab

  Hindsight is 20/20, the saying goes. But occurrences that appear inevitable after the fact rarely seemed so in real time.

• With Stubborn Inflation, What Should the Fed's Target Be? (With David Beckworth) | Charles Schwab

  Kathy Jones interviews economist David Beckworth about the potential role of nominal GDP as an alternate target for the Fed.

• Love the Mug You're With: With Guests Joel Platt, Sally Sadoff & Richard Thaler | Charles Schwab

  It's a bias that's been observed for perhaps thousands of years, a tendency to overvalue what we already possess.

• Second-Guessing First Impressions: With Guests Allen Sarven & Richard Nisbett | Charles Schwab

  When we judge someone, rarely do we stop to consider how their particular situation likely played a large role in guiding their actions.

• Will Policy Disruption Unsettle Markets in 2025? | Charles Schwab

  The new administration promises disruptive policies on immigration, tariffs, taxes, deregulation and more. But how will markets and investors respond to these policy changes?

• Some Assembly Preferred: With Guests Mike Norton & Michael Ojo | Charles Schwab

  There is a real sense of satisfaction that comes with building something yourself. But can that lead to us overvaluing what we create?

• Under-the-Surface Employment Indicators to Watch (With Doug Ramsey) | Charles Schwab

  Liz Ann Sonders interviews Doug Ramsey of the Leuthold Group about the state of the economy and the markets.

• Avoiding Unforced Errors in Investing (With Barry Ritholtz) | Charles Schwab

  Liz Ann Sonders sits down with Barry Ritholtz for a discussion about common mistakes and how not to invest.

• Jumping to Conclusions: With Guests David Silbey & Ned Augenblick | Charles Schwab

  Why do people tend to over-respond to weak signals and under-respond to strong ones?

• Out of Focus: With Guests Dolly Chugh, Max Bazerman & Mark Pendergrast | Charles Schwab

  People overlook important information—even when it's easily accessible or, in hindsight, downright obvious.