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On this episode of The Authority Company Podcast, Joe sits down with financial expert and author David Scranton to explore the secrets of attracting, rather than chasing, clients. As the author of Attract and Grow: The Financial Advisor's Blueprint for Attracting $50 Million in Annual Assets, David shares his insights on how financial advisors can differentiate themselves, build a thriving practice, and shift from a growth-based investing model to an income-generating strategy. David also breaks down the AIDA strategy (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action) and explains how advisors can leverage branding, education, and specialization to stand out in a crowded industry. He discusses the key elements of building a “$50 Million Team”, the importance of scaling a financial advisory business, and what the recent AI-driven stock fluctuations could mean for the market. Whether you're a financial professional looking to refine your approach or an investor curious about market trends, this episode is packed with valuable insights.DAVID J. SCRANTON, CFA®, CFP®, CHFC®, CLU®, is an Amazon bestselling author, nationally recognized money manager, and founder of Sound Income Group, Sound Income Strategies, Retirement Income Source, and Advisors' Academy. David is on a mission to help retirees and preretirees understand the strategic value of shifting their investment focus to an income-first approach. 

In this episode of First Look ETF, Stephanie Stanton @etfguide examines new ETFs from Kaiju Capital Management, Sound Income Strategies and Harbor Capital.  Recently launched ETFs for our May episode are focused artificial intelligence (AI), high income and dividend strategies and the human capital factor.  The guest lineup for this episode includes:1. Douglas Yones, ChFC, Head of Exchange Traded Products at NYSE2. Ryan Pannell, CIO & Founder at Kaiju ETF Advisors3. David Scranton, CEO & Founder at Sound Income Strategies4. Steve Cook, Head of ETFs at Harbor CapitalWatch us on YouTube (Link http://www.youtube.com/etfguide)Follow us on Twitter @ETFguide (Link https://twitter.com/etfguide)Visit us at ETFguide.com (https://www.etfguide.com)

Market volatility is likely to continue in the new year, at least until the Fed is finished raising rates, says David Scranton. He talks about how a recession is still possible, but he doesn't think it will be very severe or long. He also talks about the conflict between the Fed and the bond market. He then goes over how investors should handle the current market environment, highlighting the Consumer Price Index for December 2022. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

"One could argue inflation was already slowing before the September Federal Reserve interest rate hike. The underlying economy remains strong and I am skeptical the Fed will raise rates another 1.5%. We could still end up in a recession, but I do not think it will be severe. The stock market is starting October trying to recover from a brutal September, which ended with the market overall down by about 25%," says David Scranton.

"Jerome Powell's plan has worked as interest rates spiked and the stock market fell after Jackson Hole. The Federal Reserve trying to raise interest rates is enough to slow inflation while avoiding a recession. I think Fed's jawboning will have limits. Eventually, the bond market will force the Fed to hit the brakes," says David Scranton. Scranton also weighs in on what a yield curve inversion means for investors.

"Upcoming CPI report may determine the fate of the summer stock rally. Wall Street seems to be siding with the argument that we are not in a recession. If inflation slows, the Federal Reserve may sit on its hands. If a recession is coming, markets could revisit June lows," says David Scranton.

A recession is likely to hit sometime in 2023, says David Scranton. He discusses how the markets are remaining volatile as investors weigh the risk of recession. He also talks about why a struggling stock market could trigger a recession. He then goes over what higher rates mean for homebuyers, as well as investment strategies in a down market. Tune in to find out more.

I agree with the thought that the Fed raising interest rates will most likely result in a recession, says David Scranton, Founder & CEO Income Strategies. David thinks it is better to have a series of smaller more frequent rate increases than larger hikes such as 75 basis points at a time, to prevent spooking the markets. He thinks there is still pent-up energy for spending. Tune in for the full discussion with Nicole.

David Scranton, of Sound Income Strategies, is not concerned about recession, unless the Fed creates a recession. He says if the Fed over reacts, it could cause a recession. He points out that investors with cash on the sidelines, need to be more cautious. He and Nicole discuss the volatility due to the Russia/Ukraine situation.

Summary: Tapering is real, but the real question at hand is to what extent the Fed will be able to do this. I sit down and chat with David Scranton to discuss the Federal Reserve's pursuit to raise rates, and whether or not this can be achieved in a calculated manner to avoid a potential recession. There are many factors at play that are making it more difficult to bring these rates up, and this will dictate how inflation looks in 2022. Tune in for more. Highlights: -People forget that inflation comes from an increase of demand and a decrease in supply -Since it is coming from both sides, the tapering may push the demand down too far, creating a recession -It's important to get long term rates to rise before short term rates, but this may or may not work -They may have to sell some of the bonds off the balance sheet, but this may not be the most viable solution -All of the money going into assets is going to make it harder for the Fed to raise long term rates -It's almost too late to transition to a nation that saves rather than spends because of what is happening with inflation -China is going through a property debacle in light of the real estate issues -When we have inflation, currency is getting devalued—but this typically comes with the assumption that this is only happening in a few countries -If this was happening in every country, it would be a wash -With lower rates, the economy is reasonably healthy -A year from now, it's likely that the market is going to be higher—with the caveat being that the Federal Reserve raises rates too fast -Another area of responsibility is ensuring the stock market never goes down, which is not feasible Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Sound Income Strategies What Will the Fed Do Next? with David Scranton Why You Should Plan to Retire Young and Retire Rich – Robert Kiyosaki and David Scranton

The Fed its foot in their mouth by reassuring the markets that rates wouldn’t go higher until 2023. Now they’re in a bind, how can they insure rates won’t go higher when they might need to change things. The real question is, is this inflation, temporary or permanent. Lumber and copper are rocketing higher. Are they temporary, as the Fed says or will we go back to normal? They’re hoping against all hope that they’re right. It’s unprecedented, we’ve never before shut down the economy before. No one knows what the results might be. They’re waiting as long as possible before they tighten. If they do tighten, it might be inclined to slow down QE. Vacation travel is picking up dramatically and thus raising FL’s Covid rate. Where does the massive tilt to socialism end? It’s just a matter of time till the have nots vote to take everything from the haves. 

The Fed its foot in their mouth by reassuring the markets that rates wouldn’t go higher until 2023. Now they’re in a bind, how can they insure rates won’t go higher when they might need to change things. The real question is, is this inflation, temporary or permanent. Lumber and copper are rocketing higher. Are they temporary, as the Fed says or will we go back to normal? They’re hoping against all hope that they’re right. It’s unprecedented, we’ve never before shut down the economy before. No one knows what the results might be. They’re waiting as long as possible before they tighten. If they do tighten, it might be inclined to slow down QE. Vacation travel is picking up dramatically and thus raising FL’s Covid rate. Where does the massive tilt to socialism end? It’s just a matter of time till the have nots vote to take everything from the haves. 

“Investing is a plan.” In order for Robert and Kim Kiyosaki to retire young, they had to have a plan, a plan that started with nothing because they had nothing. The plan had an exit, and it also had a time limit. For many, however, the current financial crisis has disrupted the plans of millions of people to retire in the near future.  For the majority of baby boomers they’ve prepared for retirement by relying on a 401(k) and it’s how the majority of the US prepares, including probably you. But guest David Scranton, host of the financial TV Show “The Income Generation,” explains how those who are approaching retirement are in a critical time as they’ve seen their 401(k)s and pensions disappear since the coronavirus.  Listen as hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and David Scranton discuss how now is the time to take action because what worked before, will not work in today’s post-corona economy.  The Income Generation: http://theincomegeneration.com Sound Income Strategies: https://soundincomestrategies.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The current stock market conditions should be enough to wake you up. Today David Scranton joins us on RTD to share his thoughts on how investors should keep a finger on the trigger when it comes to buying and holding stocks for the long run.

Until recently most investors had too much confidence in the rapid eradication of the Corona Virus. We didn’t factor in that it could be take much longer. Is this the Black Swan that we’ve all been waiting for? Is David a stopped clock or a Chicken Little? It’s not the tipping point that causes a change, but perhaps it’s the rationalization for it. Emotions are constant and that’s why history tends to rhyme. 

Until recently most investors had too much confidence in the rapid eradication of the Corona Virus. We didn’t factor in that it could be take much longer. Is this the Black Swan that we’ve all been waiting for? Is David a stopped clock or a Chicken Little? It’s not the tipping point that causes a change, but perhaps it’s the rationalization for it. Emotions are constant and that’s why history tends to rhyme. 

David Scranton is a nationally renowned Money Manager, CEO, and founder of Sound Income Strategies, LLC, founder of Advisors’ Academy, and founder of his own practice, Scranton Financial Group.  One of the nation’s most successful and respected independent financial advisors, David has specialized in the universe of income-generating savings and investment strategies for nearly 20 years. He has built a thriving personal practice based on “defensive” income-based financial strategies designed to help protect clients from dramatic stock market fluctuations and economic uncertainties.

What's the best investment focus for anyone approaching or in retirement? How can anyone on a fixed income weather market dips or crashes? Will investors always come out ahead over time? How important is passive income when planning a retirement strategy? What's the balance between investing for growth vs income? Host Jordan Goodman welcomes back David Scranton to talk about Scranton's newest book, The Retirement Income Stor-E!: The Story Behind the Launch of the Retirement Income Store, LLC and what Scranton believes all investors should be aware of as they age.

What's the best investment focus for anyone approaching or in retirement? How can anyone on a fixed income weather market dips or crashes? Will investors always come out ahead over time? How important is passive income when planning a retirement strategy? What's the balance between investing for growth vs income? Host Jordan Goodman welcomes back David Scranton to talk about Scranton's newest book, The Retirement Income Stor-E!: The Story Behind the Launch of the Retirement Income Store, LLC and what Scranton believes all investors should be aware of as they age.

Poised to Break Wall Street’s Stronghold on The Way Americans Save for Retirement, David J. Scranton’s latest book, The Retirement Income Stor-E: The Story behind The Launch of The Retirement Income Store. The book is about to shatter many of the myths that Wall Street bankers have promoted and protected for decades. Myths like: “Over the long run, the stock market always outperforms other asset classes.” Or, “High P/E Ratios are no reason to worry.”David Scranton says, “The simple truth is that those who were born in 1968 or earlier can’t afford to ride out another catastrophic stock market drop like the one that started in 2000 that took nearly 50% of investors’ portfolios, or the one that started in 2007 that took nearly 60% of investors’ portfolios. The goal is to reduce, and even eliminate exposure to stock market risk. And this book shows you how. 

Poised to Break Wall Street’s Stronghold on The Way Americans Save for Retirement, David J. Scranton’s latest book, The Retirement Income Stor-E: The Story behind The Launch of The Retirement Income Store. The book is about to shatter many of the myths that Wall Street bankers have promoted and protected for decades. Myths like: “Over the long run, the stock market always outperforms other asset classes.” Or, “High P/E Ratios are no reason to worry.”David Scranton says, “The simple truth is that those who were born in 1968 or earlier can’t afford to ride out another catastrophic stock market drop like the one that started in 2000 that took nearly 50% of investors’ portfolios, or the one that started in 2007 that took nearly 60% of investors’ portfolios. The goal is to reduce, and even eliminate exposure to stock market risk. And this book shows you how. 

David Scranton of Sound Income Strategies shares his wisdom and insights on how you can find income in today's investment horizon.

White House advisor Larry Kudlow says Fed should 'immediately' cut rates Larry Kudlow, Director of the United States National Economic Council. Top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow wants the Federal Reserve to "immediately" cut interest rates by 50 basis points. "I am echoing the president's view – he's not been bashful about that view – he would also like the Fed to cease shrinking its balance sheet. And I concur with that view," Kudlow told CNBC Friday. "Looking at some of the indicators — I mean the economy looks fundamentally quite healthy, we just don't want that threat," he added. "There's no inflation out there, so I think the Fed's actions were probably overdone." The comments from President Donald Trump's Director of the National Economic Council follow the central bank's decision to hold off on raising rates last week. The Fed also suggested at its most recent meeting that a hike in borrowing costs may not be needed for the rest of the year. Though Fed Chairman Jerome Powell highlighted slowdowns in overseas economic growth, the Fed did not indicate at its March meeting that rate cuts would be necessary. Trump has criticized the central bank's plans to increase borrowing costs, but the recommendation from Kudlow marks one of the most explicit directives from the White House to date. Kudlow reiterated that the president has no plans to try to replace Powell as head of the Fed. "Globally, there's a lot of weakness out there. Europe — euro zone virtually in a recession. China: very, very, very soft as we negotiate on trade," Kudlow continued. "In the absence of inflation, with some of these global threats, our view is at some point ... I wouldn't mind seeing the Fed drop their target rate." The rhetoric from the White House also signals a shift from historic norms. Prior Fed chiefs — ranging from Alan Greenspan to Janet Yellen — have stressed the importance of the Fed's independence from political agendas when setting monetary policy. The idea is that the Fed's independence allows it to make sometimes unpopular decisions, such as raising interest rates, without pressure from politicians looking to goose the economy in the short term. Trump said last year that the central bank has "gone crazy" with rate hikes, blamed Powell fordeclines in the stock market and announced he was "not happy" with Powell's "loco" decision to continue hiking throughout 2018. In response to the president's "loco" comment last October, Kudlow told CNBC that "we all know the Fed is independent. The president is not dictating policy to the Fed. He didn't say anything remotely like that."

White House advisor Larry Kudlow says Fed should 'immediately' cut rates Larry Kudlow, Director of the United States National Economic Council. Top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow wants the Federal Reserve to "immediately" cut interest rates by 50 basis points. "I am echoing the president's view – he's not been bashful about that view – he would also like the Fed to cease shrinking its balance sheet. And I concur with that view," Kudlow told CNBC Friday. "Looking at some of the indicators — I mean the economy looks fundamentally quite healthy, we just don't want that threat," he added. "There's no inflation out there, so I think the Fed's actions were probably overdone." The comments from President Donald Trump's Director of the National Economic Council follow the central bank's decision to hold off on raising rates last week. The Fed also suggested at its most recent meeting that a hike in borrowing costs may not be needed for the rest of the year. Though Fed Chairman Jerome Powell highlighted slowdowns in overseas economic growth, the Fed did not indicate at its March meeting that rate cuts would be necessary. Trump has criticized the central bank's plans to increase borrowing costs, but the recommendation from Kudlow marks one of the most explicit directives from the White House to date. Kudlow reiterated that the president has no plans to try to replace Powell as head of the Fed. "Globally, there's a lot of weakness out there. Europe — euro zone virtually in a recession. China: very, very, very soft as we negotiate on trade," Kudlow continued. "In the absence of inflation, with some of these global threats, our view is at some point ... I wouldn't mind seeing the Fed drop their target rate." The rhetoric from the White House also signals a shift from historic norms. Prior Fed chiefs — ranging from Alan Greenspan to Janet Yellen — have stressed the importance of the Fed's independence from political agendas when setting monetary policy. The idea is that the Fed's independence allows it to make sometimes unpopular decisions, such as raising interest rates, without pressure from politicians looking to goose the economy in the short term. Trump said last year that the central bank has "gone crazy" with rate hikes, blamed Powell fordeclines in the stock market and announced he was "not happy" with Powell's "loco" decision to continue hiking throughout 2018. In response to the president's "loco" comment last October, Kudlow told CNBC that "we all know the Fed is independent. The president is not dictating policy to the Fed. He didn't say anything remotely like that."

What did we get from the partial governmental shutdown? David believes not very much. We'll see lower GDP growth and lower economic growth. The actual cost of the shutdown will cost more than many walls would have. It was all for naught. David believes that it would have been worth having a shutdown over the nation's burgeoning debt levels, instead of the border wall. Now it's likely there won't be another shutdown, for better or for worse. 

What did we get from the partial governmental shutdown? David believes not very much. We'll see lower GDP growth and lower economic growth. The actual cost of the shutdown will cost more than many walls would have. It was all for naught. David believes that it would have been worth having a shutdown over the nation's burgeoning debt levels, instead of the border wall. Now it's likely there won't be another shutdown, for better or for worse. 

David J. Scranton is nationally renowned Money Manager, CEO and founder of Sound Income Strategies, LLC, founder of Advisors’ Academy, and founder of his own practice, Scranton Financial Group.     Watch my Celebrity interviews on my YouTube Channel! Go here> https://goo.gl/EA9x6D Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter.

David Scranton joined us today. He's got some trepidation towards the economy. Signs of a slowdown appear to be abundant. But does this mean the stock market will decline? David thinks it probably will, but when is the question. Is the smart money heading for the exits? Usually these things happen when no one is expecting it. And let's not talk about the deteriorating political environment, where elections are stolen in plain sight. Now is the time for caution. 

David Scranton joined us today. He's got some trepidation towards the economy. Signs of a slowdown appear to be abundant. But does this mean the stock market will decline? David thinks it probably will, but when is the question. Is the smart money heading for the exits? Usually these things happen when no one is expecting it. And let's not talk about the deteriorating political environment, where elections are stolen in plain sight. Now is the time for caution. 

David Scranton joined us today. He's got some trepidation towards the economy. Signs of a slowdown appear to be abundant. But does this mean the stock market will decline? David thinks it probably will, but when is the question. Is the smart money heading for the exits? Usually these things happen when no one is expecting it. And let's not talk about the deteriorating political environment, where elections are stolen in plain sight. Now is the time for caution. 

David Scranton joined us today. He's got some trepidation towards the economy. Signs of a slowdown appear to be abundant. But does this mean the stock market will decline? David thinks it probably will, but when is the question. Is the smart money heading for the exits? Usually these things happen when no one is expecting it. And let's not talk about the deteriorating political environment, where elections are stolen in plain sight. Now is the time for caution. 

Where can you invest for solid cash flow in a low yielding world? What can you expect when the Federal Reserve continues to raise short term interest rates? What are you willing to risk that you spent your entire life building? Can you zig when others zag? Jordan Goodman, host of The Money Answers Show, interviews 'defensive' financial strategist David Scranton in the first half of the show and safe money solution expert Dee Carter in the second half. Goodman and Scranton discuss options income investors have to choose from today to produce a solid cash flow in a low yielding world where the Federal Reserve continues to raise short term interest rates.. David will explain the pros and cons of government, high quality and high yield bonds and bond funds and bond ETFs. He will also discuss preferred stocks, convertibles, master limited partnerships and utilities. Carter and Goodman review Carter's directives for building wealth and avoiding unnecessary risk.

Where can you invest for solid cash flow in a low yielding world? What can you expect when the Federal Reserve continues to raise short term interest rates? What are you willing to risk that you spent your entire life building? Can you zig when others zag? Jordan Goodman, host of The Money Answers Show, interviews 'defensive' financial strategist David Scranton in the first half of the show and safe money solution expert Dee Carter in the second half. Goodman and Scranton discuss options income investors have to choose from today to produce a solid cash flow in a low yielding world where the Federal Reserve continues to raise short term interest rates.. David will explain the pros and cons of government, high quality and high yield bonds and bond funds and bond ETFs. He will also discuss preferred stocks, convertibles, master limited partnerships and utilities. Carter and Goodman review Carter's directives for building wealth and avoiding unnecessary risk.

David Scranto - New York-based Sound Income Strategies was founded by David Scranton of Scranton Financial Group, Connecticut. One of the nation's most successful and respected independent financial advisors, David Scranton has been specializing in the universe of income-generating savings and investment strategies for over 15 years. Prior to that, he followed a typical business model based heavily on stock market-based investment strategies. But in late 1999, Scranton's knowledge of stock market history enabled him to foresee the coming 2000 stock market collapse and the onset of a new 20-plus year secular bear market cycle. Since changing his business model, Scranton has built a thriving personal practice based on “defensive” income-based financial strategies designed to help protect clients from the dramatic stock market fluctuations and economic uncertainties of the past 15 years. He's also taught hundreds of advisors nationwide how to do the same for their clients.   New Interviews, and Inspirational videos will be posted every week on my Youtube Channel! Just go here: https://goo.gl/EA9x6D Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter.

New York-based Sound Income Strategies was founded by David Scranton of Scranton Financial Group, Connecticut. One of the nation’s most successful and respected independent financial advisors, David Scranton has been specializing in the universe of income-generating savings and investment strategies for over 15 years. Prior to that, he followed a typical business model based heavily on stock market-based investment strategies. But in late 1999, Scranton’s knowledge of stock market history enabled him to foresee the coming 2000 stock market collapse and the onset of a new 20-plus year secular bear market cycle. Since changing his business model, Scranton has built a thriving personal practice based on “defensive” income-based financial strategies designed to help protect clients from the dramatic stock market fluctuations and economic uncertainties of the past 15 years. He’s also taught hundreds of advisors nationwide how to do the same for their clients. A highly sought-after stock market expert who frequently shares his insights on CNBC, Bloomberg, Fox Business and other national outlets, Scranton recognized a need to again change his business model in late-2013. That’s when the Federal Reserve first announced the impending end of its unprecedented quantitative easing efforts after six years. Anticipating one of the outcomes would be the eventual end of a 33-year trend of overall declining interest rates, Scranton knew the time was right to launch Sound Income Strategies, a Registered Investment Advisory firm specializing in the active management of individual fixed income securities.     Want more control of your business growth? Invest 15 minutes and get a FREE "Value Builder Road Map" at www.BizGrowth123.com  

Francis Jackson - is an attorney who specializes in disability law for those seeking veterans disability benefits and social security disability benefits.  A founding partner of Jackson & MacNichol. Discussing the new developments for veterans seeking help from the VA. David Scranton - One of the nation's most successful and respected independent financial advisors.   New Interviews, and Inspirational videos will be posted every week on my Youtube Channel! Just go here: https://goo.gl/EA9x6D Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter.

David Scranton - New York-based Sound Income Strategies was founded by David Scranton of Scranton Financial Group, Connecticut. One of the nation's most successful and respected independent financial advisors, David Scranton has been specializing in the universe of income-generating savings and investment strategies for over 15 years. Prior to that, he followed a typical business model based heavily on stock market-based investment strategies.    Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Jill Lublin -  is an international speaker on the topics of Radical Influence, Publicity, Networking, Kindness and Referrals. She is the author of 4 Best Selling books including Get Noticed...Get Referrals (McGraw Hill) and coauthor of Guerrilla Publicity and Networking Magic. Her latest book, Profit of Kindness. David Scranton, CEO and Founder of, ³Sound Income Strategies. Leading Market Analyst Explains Why 2017 Could Lead to Economic Recovery or the Next Major Market Crash Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

David Scranton, CEO and Founder of “Sound Income Strategies" joins Heather Wagenhals host of on Unlock Your Wealth Radio to discuss the market volatility and his new book, “Return On Principle".   Tune in to this interview as David reveals how to maximize your retirement and focus on income while mastering the “inside game” which is armed with a fresh perspective of 200 years of stock market history tied to the exact lifecycle of the average investor. As the majority of investment books today deal strictly with the external strategies to help you maximize your retirement, David's book teaches you how to master "the inside game" including how to hire the best advisor for you at this point in your life.   Fact:  Since 2000, Americans saving for retirement have seen their nest-eggs decimated by two catastrophic stock market crashes, and the biggest financial crisis in the U.S. since the Great Depression. With the global economy still in turmoil and the potential for another market crash on the near horizon, today's generation of retirees and near-retirees can't afford to rely on outdated, stock market-based savings and investment strategies that put them at high risk for damaging losses.   Tune in to the Libsyn platform this Friday, December 9th at 9AM PST to learn more from David Scranton about retirement options and your financial future.  

David Scranton, CEO and Founder of “Sound Income Strategies" joinsHeather Wagenhalshost of on Unlock Your Wealth Radio to discuss the market volatility and his new book, “Return On Principle". Tune in to this interview as David reveals how to maximize your retirement and focus on income while mastering the “inside game” which is armed with a fresh perspective of 200 years of stock market history tied to the exact lifecycle of the average investor. As the majority of investment books today deal strictly with the external strategies to help you maximize your retirement, David's book teaches you how to master "the inside game" including how to hire the best advisor for you at this point in your life.Fact:  Since 2000, Americans saving for retirement have seen their nest-eggs decimated by two catastrophic stock market crashes, and the biggest financial crisis in the U.S. since the Great Depression. With the global economy still in turmoil and the potential for another market crash on the near horizon, today’s generation of retirees and near-retirees can’t afford to rely on outdated, stock market-based savings and investment strategies that put them at high risk for damaging losses.Tune in to the Libsyn platform this Friday, December 9th at 9AM PST to learn more from David Scranton about retirement options and your financial future.

David Scranton is the founder and President of Sound Income Strategies, a New York-based RIA firm focused on income investing. He’s also the author of a new book: Return on Principle: 7 Core Values to Help Protect Your Money in Good Times and Bad, and the host of a Newsmax program called “The Income Generation.” Host Charley Wright interviews Mr. Scranton in this episode of Strategic Investor Radio.

As one of the nation's most successful and respected independent financial advisors, David Scranton has been specializing in the universe of income generating savings and investment strategies. David joined the show to discuss his latest book -- Return on Principle focusing on the 7 core values that can help you protect your money in both good and bad times. 

Matt Powell has written four books on the learning and psychology, built an international martial art organization, filming hundreds of instructional videos and personally teaching thousands around the world, all while working his way up the corporate ladder. Matt has experienced a variety of successes and failures in his quest to create a better life for himself and those around him. Matt now focuses his time on personal growth and successful living topics through his new project, Pastless.net, using his experience teaching around the world to create innovative methods that anyone can use to further their life, like his new book UNDO:  How to Undo the Past and Plan Your Future David Scranton CEO and Founder of, Sound Income Strategies     For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Legal Eagle and the Coach Radio with David Altenbern and Bryan Kiser with guests David Scranton & Jeff Small: David Scranton - New York-based Sound Income Strategies was founded by David Scranton of Scranton Financial Group, Connecticut. One of the nation's most successful and respected independent financial advisors, David Scranton has been specializing in the universe of income-generating savings and investment strategies for over 15 years. Prior to that, he followed a typical business model based heavily on stock market-based investment strategies. But in late 1999, Scranton's knowledge of stock market history enabled him to foresee the coming 2000 stock market collapse and the onset of a new 20-plus year secular bear market cycle. Jeff Small, President of, "Arbor Financial. Having presented over five hundred public seminars educating the local retirement and pre-retirement community on a range of monetary issues, Mr. R. Jeffrey Small, grew up in Brevard County and has been working with retirees and their families for almost 30 years. A.R.B.O.R., Assisting Retirees Beyond Ordinary Results, is not just an appropriate acronym for his rising firm but rather an economic philosophy based on years of industry & market experience. Jeffrey, dedicated to providing his clients and the public with an array of diverse financial products and services, is licensed with the Florida Department of Financial Services, a Certified Senior Advisor through the Society of Certified Senior Advisors and recently completed the requirements to become an Investment Advisor Representative.

Diana Fletcher is the Stress Reducing Expert Life Coach, Author and Speaker. She helps her clients and readers to live the happy and healthy lives that they are meant to live  David Scranton founded New York-based Sound Income Strategies of Scranton Financial Group, Connecticut. One of the nation's most successful and respected independent financial advisors, He has been specializing in the universe of income-generating savings and investment strategies for over 15 years. Prior to that, he followed a typical business model based heavily on stock market-based investment strategies Richard Hadden a workplace expert who focuses on the relationship between Employee Engagement and corporate profit. He's co-author of the popular Contented Cows leadership book series, and the book Rebooting Leadership. He speaks for leadership groups all over the world, teaching them how they can realize the connection between people practices and profit performance Bill Hawkins is an expert in leadership development and executive coaching.  As a founding member of the Marshall Goldsmith Group he has worked with over 20 Fortune 500 companies in 17 countries.      He is a member of the Peter Drucker "Thought Leaders Forum", a distinguished fellow at the Global Leadership Development Center at Alliant University and a  Bill is a contributing author in 5 books

Alan does a live two hour show today while he continues to deal with his mother's stroke. David Scranton, author of the book ''Stop the Financial Insanity'' joins us to talk about central bank manipulation for the equities market. Tom Essaye of the Sevens Report talks about the global economy. Charles Goyette and Alan talk about a wide variety of topics. John whitehead of the Rutherford Institutes describes the increasingly evolving police state.