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Welcome to The Eagles View! This is where you can listen to the students of Emerson School in Ann Arbor, Michigan soar.  Fourth graders Sania and Viraj are your hosts for this episode.  You will hear Facts About Beyblading, The Stock Market Game, The Conclusion of Oliver's Pompeii Interview and as always "The Joke of the Week". Don't forget to follow, like and share this podcast with everyone you know. When you follow us not only will you hear new episodes of The Eagle's View every Wednesday but also… The Eagle's View Presents every Monday  New set of 8th graders who may or may not be on topic this season. New episodes of The Eagle's View will be every week this school year, and even in the summer!" Be sure to check out our new merchandise on The Emerson School Store website below. https://apparelnow.com/emerson-school-store-apparel/ Follow on social media too! https://www.facebook.com/theemersonschool/ https://www.instagram.com/emersonschool/

Welcome to The Eagles View! This is where you can listen to the students of Emerson School in Ann Arbor, Michigan soar. 5th graders Gifty and Zain will be your hosts for this episode. You will hear Away From the Nest: China, Ninja Warrior, The Stock Market Game and as always "The Joke of the Week" Don't forget to follow, like and share this podcast with everyone you know. When you follow us not only will you hear new episodes of The Eagle's View every Wednesday but also… The Eagle's View Presents every Monday New set of 8th graders who may or may not be on topic this season. New episodes of The Eagle's View will be every week this school year, and even in the summer!" Be sure to check out our new merchandise on The Emerson School Store website below. https://apparelnow.com/emerson-school-store-apparel/ Follow on social media too! https://www.facebook.com/theemersonschool/ https://www.instagram.com/emersonschool/

There's a new stock trading game out there — and Matthew and his finance bro friends are really, really bad at it. On this week's TLDR, what their failures teach us about how hard it is to play the market… even if you know what the future holds. Plus, a look at how and why crypto industry money is flooding the U.S. election. And, what the aftermath of a coal disaster tells us about corporate power and the future of energy.This episode was hosted by Devin Friedman, business reporter Sarah Rieger, former hedgefunder Matthew Karasz and TLDR newsletter lead editor and author of Valley So Low Jared Sullivan. Follow us on other platforms, or subscribe to our weekly newsletter: linkin.bio/tldrThe TLDR Podcast is offered by Wealthsimple Media Inc. and is for informational purposes only. The content in the TLDR Podcast is not investment advice, a recommendation to buy or sell assets or securities, and does not represent the views of Wealthsimple Financial Corp or any of its other subsidiaries or affiliates. Wealthsimple Media Inc. does not endorse any third-party views referenced in this content. More information at wealthsimple.com/tldr.

Now that the regular season is over we conclude our custom Stock Market Game with a recap.  We discuss what we would've done differently and some stats and graphs that show our progress on the season.  Then we talk about the play-in games and discuss who we expect to win all six games.  Timestamps are below:Stock Market Game Recap- 0:35Lakers vs Pelicans- 28:50Warriors vs Kings- 38:40West Play-in 8th Seed- 49:25Heat vs 76ers- 56:25Hawks vs Bulls- 62:50

Building sound money habits at a young age can set you up for financial success through the rest of your life. Fortunately, there are many resources available to help young people learn and build financial skills that are also fun and rewarding.  Links:  Explore Visa's Practical Money Skills website Financial guide book: How to Money: Your Ultimate Guide to the Basics of Finance Learn about investing with The Stock Market Game Explore financial resources for every age at MyMoney.gov Learn more about Triangle's Teen Club account with debit card! Check out TCU University for more financial education tips and resources!  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter!  Learn more about Triangle Credit Union  Transcript:  Welcome to Money Tip Tuesday from the Making Money Personal podcast.   Financial literacy is important for people of any age. Without a fundamental understanding of money, it's difficult to build effective habits that will last throughout the many different stages of life.  The earlier in life people learn about and practice important money skills, the better.   Teens are right at the point where money habits start to become relevant and important. They're likely to get their first job, buy their first car and enjoy their growing independence. Their access to money provides them with the ability to spend more on what they want and need in life. But even though they may have money coming in, they may not know where to look for help when managing their finances.   According to a 2021 Greenlight survey, 74% of teens surveyed said they didn't feel confident in their personal financial knowledge and 73% wanted more financial education.   The challenge for most people at any age is to find the right resources that provide effective education and training.   If you're a teen or maybe a parent of a teen looking for some ways to encourage and build financial skills, here are 5 resources that can help your teen learn about money.  The first one is the website called Practical Money Skills hosted by VISA. It's designed to teach people of all ages about financial education and covers topics such as credit, banking, debt, identity theft, budgeting and more. It also offers a collection of activities, tools and videos for teens to explore as well as a variety of money games designed for different age ranges.   The second is to use a financial guide. If your teen enjoys reading, you can check out the book How to Money: Your Ultimate Guide to the Basics of Finance. This book was listed on Investopedia as the best overall money book for teens. It's a useful beginner's guide to most money topics that teens can start to explore like starting your first budget, navigating student loans and scoring your first job. It's also available as an audiobook, so if your teen isn't much of a physical reader, they can still explore the material from their phone or computer.   For investment education, the third resource is to try The Stock Market Game. If your teen is interested in the stock market, or you want them to learn more about the stock market, to gain experience or understand it a bit more, there's a fun tool to explore the ins and outs of the market without using real money.  This is an online trading simulator, set up as a game, that builds familiarity with how the stock market works to help you build confidence in investing. It's designed to be fun and once you set up an account, it provides fake money that you'll use to try your trading strategies.  If your teen likes practical, hands-on tools like checklists, calculators and other resources, then check out this fourth resource, MyMoney.gov. It's managed by the Financial Literacy and Education Commission and provides an abundance of Youth Resources specifically designed for young people ranging from young children to highschoolers. If your child or teen likes to explore games, there a many on this site to explore. It also links to the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) website for access to even more resources for children and parents targeted by different age ranges. The fifth resource for teens is to use a teen checking account and debit card. What good is all the money management knowledge and financial literacy tools if there's no way to put it all into practice? If your teen is starting to make some money, it's time to get them experienced with a debit card and checking account. This simple tool opens the door to all kinds of financial possibilities so they can practice all the lessons they've been learning like depositing money, tracking spending, making payments, and managing a budget. Teens also gain access to mobile banking apps and other online banking tools that they can use to set goals, budget and track spending. Check out Triangle's Teen club account to learn more about the helpful financial benefits teens get with membership, including their own debit card.   If there are any other tips or topics you'd like us to cover, let us know at tcupodcast@trianglecu.org, and don't forget to like and follow our Making Money Personal FB page and look for our sponsor, Triangle Credit Union, on Instagram and LinkedIn to share your thoughts.    Thanks for listening to today's Money Tip Tuesday. Check out our other tips and episodes on the Making Money Personal podcast.    Have a great day!  

We are down to one month left in the season, and it is time for our second to last NBA Stock Market Update. Payton has gained $18.22, Sam has lost $27.65, and Geigh has lost  $479.63.  This brings the season gains to Sam- $2228.37 and Geigh- $1927.52.  This also brings Payton's season losses to $400.71.  The guys discuss their profits in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to buy or sell and teams to hold off on.  We also talk about various teams like the Wizards and Nets.

Six weeks left in the season, but it is time for another NBA Stock Market Update. Geigh has gained $286.71, Payton has gained $94.61 and Sam has gained $51.01.  This brings the season gains to Geigh- $2407.15, and Sam- $2256.52.  This also brings Payton's season losses to $418.93.  The guys discuss their profits in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to buy or sell and teams to hold off on.  We also talk about various teams like the Hornets, Warriors and the Thunder.

It is now officially All-star week!  The trade deadline has passed but has that affected the stock market? It is time for a new Stock Market update. Sam has gained $737.15, Geigh has gained $353.91, and Payton has gained $39.60.  This brings the season total gains to Sam- $2205.51 and Geigh- $2120.44, and Payton has lost $513.54. Sam and Geigh discuss their profits or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.  

The All-stars have been selected, and the trade deadline is next week, but for now, it is time for a new Stock Market update. Sam has gained $258.15, Payton has gained $214.82, and Geigh has lost $130.67.  This brings the season total gains to Geigh- $1766.53 and Sam- $1468.36, and Payton has lost $553.14. Sam, Geigh and Payton discuss their gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.  We also talk about specific teams like the Hornets, Warriors and Magic.

Halfway through the season but it is time for a new Stock Market update. Geigh has gained $274.68, Sam has gained $362.15, and Payton has lost $164.28.  This brings the season total gains to Geigh- $1897.20 and Sam- $1220.21, and Payton has lost $767.96. Sam and Geigh discuss their gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

Time for another Stock Market update. Geigh has gained $268.94, Sam has gained $160.03, and Payton has lost $269.92.  This brings the season total gains to Geigh- $1622.31 and Sam- $858.05, and Payton has lost $603.68. Sam, Geigh and Payton discuss their gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

Time for another Stock Market update. Geigh has gained $533.87, Sam has gained $358.22, and Payton has lost $51.80.  This brings the season total gains to Geigh- $1353.57 and Sam- $698.02, and Payton has lost $334.06. Sam and Payton discuss their gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

Two more weeks of basketball means another Stock Market update. Geigh has gained $105.11, Sam has gained $284.11, and Payton has lost $142.21.  This brings the season total gains to Geigh- $819.50 and Sam- $339.8, and Payton has lost $282.26. The guys discuss their gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

After another two weeks of basketball, Geigh has gained $187.60, Sam has lost $35.90, and Payton has lost $288.65.  This brings the season total gains to Geigh- $714.39 and Sam- $55.69, and Payton has lost $140.05. Sam discusses our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

After the first two weeks of the season underway, Geigh has gained $526.79, Payton has gained $148.60, and Sam has gained $89.59.  We discussed how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

Welcome to Ep2 of the Keep A LukeOut podcast hosted by Luke Chandler! ================================= For Episode 2, we are joined by popular stock market investor & enthusiast Ash Assets! With his light-hearted humour, down-to-earth personality & evident passion for helping people in his community, Ash's philosophy is one from which many would benefit. Get in the game! The best place to find out more about Ash Assets is through Instagram Check out his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AshAssets ================================= Stay up-to-date, turn notifications on, and follow us here: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/keepalukeout/ TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@keepalukeout Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4kmPWtNiTpJ9DkmMQRJ6DI Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/keep-a-lukeout/id1712374158 ================================= If you want to talk about appearing on the podcast, please send us an email to: info@keepalukeout.com ================================= 00:01:59 Why the stock market? 00:06:01 Buying Apple in the pandemic 00:09:02 The importance of changing your habits 00:11:37 Best way to start building wealth 00:27:32 Ash's analogy on why investing can be adapted for different risk appetites 00:30:10 What is an ETF? 00:33:21 Why has the stock market been so challenging the last 2 years? 00:34:47 The 7 big companies 00:42:12 Buy assets now, thank yourself later 00:45:01 Ash's thoughts on cryptocurrency & what he owns himself 00:49:27 How the banks really work.. 00:53:52 About the Ash Assets community 00:58:24 Resources Ash & Luke have used for information on the stock market & personal development 01:07:53 Peter Thiel, the legendary tax-efficient billionaire trader 01:12:27 Snapchat chatter 01:15:35 You have £10,000,000 to buy stocks only, what would Ash & Luke purchase 01:22:04 Ash Assets weekly routine in his group, and how you to join 01:25:37 The importance of being transparent & accepting losses 01:27:07 Ash's vision for the future of Ash Assets & the benefits of a community 01:29:30 Ash speaking about his event in Coventry the night before, and the importance of giving back

With the NBA season underway, Sam, Geigh, and Payton play a custom NBA Stock Market Game.  We made custom stock prices for teams and will update them every few weeks. We all made a preseason Stock Portfolio of teams with one goal: to make as much money as possible.  Every few weeks, we will decide what teams to buy, sell, or hold off on.

401k matching is an investing option that is often overlooked, but it can be a powerful tool in building long-term wealth. In today's episode, I chat with you about how maxing out my 401k over six years propelled me to more financial success and security.  While maxing out my 401k wasn't absolutely necessary to meet our family financial goals, it has allowed me to relax more, work less and rest easy knowing that one important box has been checked. Be the Change Segment: Melanie Mortimer, President of the SIFMA (Securities Industry And Financial Markets Association) Foundation, joins the Marriage Kids and Money podcast to discuss how bringing financial education to youth of all backgrounds, and helping them lead better financial lives lifts us all up as a community.  After 45 years and 22 million youth lives touched by financial literacy, SIFMA and their Stock Market Game is making waves in youth financial literacy. RESOURCES: Sponsors + Partners + Deals Empower Fee Analyzer (affiliate link) https://www.stockmarketgame.org/ https://www.sifma.org/ GUEST BIO:  Melanie Mortimer is President of the SIFMA Foundation, the nation's leader in youth investor and financial education which ensures all young people, regardless of background, have access to transformative knowledge and tools to prepare for their financial futures. GUEST SOCIAL MEDIA:  LinkedIn OTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT LIKE: HSA vs 401k: How to Prioritize Your Retirement Investments How to Become a Millionaire in 10 Years How to Invest On Your Own Without a Financial Advisor MKM RESOURCES: Make My Kid a Millionaire Course: Want to make your kid a millionaire? Learn more about my course! MKM Coaching: Want 1-on-1 support with your family finance journey? Book a time with me today. YouTube: Subscribe for free to watch videos of these episodes and interviews. Instagram: Follow our IG channel. Voicemail: Leave your question or comments here. Merch Store: Check out our t-shirts, hoodies, and coffee mugs! SHOW INFORMATION:  Marriage Kids and Money is dedicated to helping young families build wealth and happiness. This award-winning platform helps couples and parents achieve financial independence and discover the true meaning of wealth.  To achieve these big goals, we answer questions and interview experts who uncover smart net worth building habits and tools that can help everyone find their own version of financial independence. Learn more at https://www.marriagekidsandmoney.com  HOST BIO:  Andy Hill is the award-winning family finance coach behind Marriage Kids and Money - a platform dedicated to helping young families build wealth and happiness.  Andy's advice and personal finance experience have been featured in major media outlets like CNBC, Forbes, MarketWatch, Kiplinger's Personal Finance and NBC News. With millions of downloads and views, Andy's message of family financial empowerment has resonated with listeners, readers and viewers across the world.    When he's not "talking money", Andy enjoys being a soccer Dad, singing karaoke with his wife and watching Marvel movies. DISCLAIMER: This show may contain affiliate links or links from our advertisers where we earn a commission, direct payment or products. Opinions are the creators alone. Information shared on this podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. Marriage Kids and Money (www.marriagekidsandmoney.com) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com. CREDITS: Podcast Artwork: Liz Theresa Editor: Podcast Doctors Podcast Support: Weir Digital Marketing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we're gonna be talking to someone that introduced me to the stock market. Also we're gonna be talking about the Stock Market Game from my former teacher Mrs. Abbott.Link to Stock Market Game Link to state specific resources and links to register. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we're gonna be talking to someone that introduced me to the stock market. Also we're gonna be talking about the Stock Market Game from my former teacher Mrs. Abbott.Link to Stock Market Game Link to state specific resources and links to register. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Transcript Welcome back to another episode of the Cash Kid Podcast. Today, we’re going to talk about how to buy and sell stocks, but never lose a dime of your own money! That’s right. One of my former teachers is going to tell us how. That and more coming up. The Cash Kid Podcast is underway! (music) Intro tease: So you’ve got some cash. Maybe from an allowance, or that money your grandma gave you for your 7th birthday (Here you go sweetie.) Thanks grandma. Whatever it is, what are you going to do with it? Spend it, hide it away… or maybe invest it? Let’s start learning how to make that money grow. Time to learn how to be a cash kid. (cash register) Kids today love to play online games. (Mario music sound effect). But in this episode, we’re going to talk about how you can use $100,000 to buy and trade stocks with no regrets. That’s right! It’s known as the stock market game. It’s how I first learned about my love of the stock market… and I never lost a penny of my own money. So let me introduce our guest and my former teacher Mrs. Amy Abbott to the show, to explain how it works. Mrs. Abbott was one of my teachers and during the school year we did something called The Stock Market Game. We’ll provide links to the game and more on our website at cashkidpodcast.com. I’m excited to have her join us for this episode to talk about the stock market game. And, I guess you have her to thank for what led to this podcast. Cash Kid - Mrs. Abbott, thank you for joining us today. First off, tell us a little bit about yourself. Mrs. Abbott - Hey Cash Kid, thank you so much for having me on today. Like you said, I am a teacher. I teach 4th and 5th grade gifted students here in Birmingham, AL. I’m a wife and a mom. I have two girls who are ten and five. Cash Kid - When did you learn about the stock market game and why did you feel it would be a good idea for students? Mrs. Abbott - So, I actually learned about the stock market game when I was in fifth grade because I played the stock market game as a student. But back then it was not digital like it is today. So, I had to bring in my dad's Wall Street Journals , the actual physical newspaper, and I'd bring a big stack of them in for the week and we would spread them out around our classroom. And then we had to look through all of those ticker symbols. We couldn't just search for the one we wanted. We had to search through and find our company and see how it had done for the week. So we kind of just check that once a week. It wasn't like a daily thing and I loved it. I still remember that as an adult, and I thought it would be a great fit for my students because it's such a real world simulation. It teaches real life problem solving skills and just so many valuable life lessons for the future. Cash Kid - That's great. So how long have you been presenting this as an option for students? Mrs Abbott - So I think that I first started presenting this as an option probably the first year that I started teaching Gifted, which was in 2006. That was about 17 years ago. It's been around for a long time. Cash Kid - How does the stock market game work? Mrs. Abbott - Okay, so the stock market game is a ten week online trading experience. Students begin with a fictitious hundred thousand dollars that they can use to purchase stock bonds and mutual funds. They can make any number of trades with their funds. And then at the end of the ten weeks, the program sees whose portfolio is the most valuable and the most valuable portfolio at the end of ten weeks wins for their division. It's open for grades four through 12. Cash Kid - What do you feel your students learn from participating in the stock market? Mrs. Abbott - All right Cash Kid I could go on for a long time about this because I think the students learn so much. You know, they're learning a lot of economic and financial principles. They're learning to work with real world variables. So like actual changing prices, they're working with a changing market. They're learning how current events can impact the economy. They're also learning about how companies get started and how a company can go public and grow. They are learning, you know, teamwork, computer skills, critical thinking, problem solving. And another thing that I think is great is they're learning some valuable lessons about how to handle adversity and how to adjust and adapt when things do not go as planned. Because Cash Kid did your stocks always do as well as you had hoped? Cash Kid - Uhhh, No. Mrs. Abbott - What did you learn from playing the stock market game? Cash Kid - Well, I learned that the stock market like you doesn't have a 100% chance you’ll gain money every single day. It's up and down. There's always risk. And like it's a great way to actually tune your financial skills. Sure it helps you learn how to budget and stuff like that, but it's a great experience to learn how to invest and know what companies wouldn't be as risky and other stuff like that. Mrs. Abbott - Yeah, I forgot to mention we're talking about how the game works, that even though the money is obviously not real, we are using real time pricing. So you're looking at the actual prices of companies making trades based on real time pricing. So that's an important thing. I forgot to mention. Cash Kid - Do you know how schools get access to use it or how individuals can play the stock market game? Mrs. Abbott - Yes. Okay. So all you have to do is go to stock market game.org. That's all one word stock market game.org. And then find your state. So, for example, we play the Alabama stock market game, but it's all run through the same website. It is open to anyone in grades four through 12. It is $15 per team and I think you can have anywhere from 1 to 5 people on your team. They also offer scholarships. So if you can't pay the $15, they're very willing to help you with that. And schools get a discount. So the more teams you have, the cheaper it is. And you can play as an individual as you want to. I actually tested that out last night. I tried to sign up my daughter and it looks like anybody can sign up. You just need an adult to help you register. And it looks like now they're offering three sessions. So there's actually a summer session from July to August, and then they'll take a break and then do a ten week session, usually kind of like around mid-September through December, and then again kind of in the spring, maybe February to April or May, somewhere in there. Cash Kid - Yes. Okay. So what have you learned from watching your students play this game? Mrs. Abbott - So I love watching my students learn new things. I love seeing them find their passions like the Cash Kid. And I have also learned that kids make great investors. Cash Kid - Do you feel more financial advice would be beneficial to students? Mrs. Abbott - I do. What do you think of Cash Kid? Cash Kid - I think it would be amazing. I recently saw this Instagram post my mom showed me and it was 35 years ago if you invested $100,000 in the S&P, it will now be worth $1,000,000. But if you waited just ten years, it would only be $300,000. And so in just ten years, you can make a $700,000 difference. Mrs. Abbott - Yeah. Cash Kid - Yeah, It's really important to start as kids. Mrs. Abbott - I agree. And I think that kids just need to be learning personal finance skills in general. You know, when you grow up and graduate and go away to college, you might have a lot of booksmarts, but you might not know anything about how to manage your money or invest or grow your money. So I definitely think it's something that we should be teaching kids. Cash Kid - Yes. And what advice can you give other educators about the stock market game? Mrs. Abbott - My biggest advice to other educators is just give it a try. Don't be intimidated if you don't personally know how the stock market works and how to do all of that. Just get in there and try it. Set yourself an account. You can play the game alongside your students and learn with them. And I think that doing that is the best way to learn. So just get in there and try it. It's not real money. So if you lose all your money, it's okay. It's a good learning experience. Cash Kid don't you think that you learned the most just by getting in there and playing the game? Cash Kid - Definitely. I was able to see how real trading actually worked and how news affects the stock market. It was self-explanatory once you got on there and you could learn a lot from it. Mrs. Abbott - Yeah, I agree. So I do a little prep work because my students are so young. The older kids might already know some of the stuff we do, but we talk about how companies get started, how they go public. But the most learning really happens once the game gets started and they just get in there and do it. Cash Kid - Are there any other things you would like to share? Mrs. Abbott - I mean, I really just am a big fan of the stock market game. I think it's a great program. They have so many tools for educators, so when I log in as a teacher, they have a wealth of resources for me. So they've got lesson plans, they've got articles, they have tips. So there's all kinds of things for adults as well as just how to guide your students into playing the game. And I just think they can learn so much. Look at the Cash Kid. I mean, we can thank the stock market game for this awesome podcast. I'm so proud of you. Cash Kid - Thank you. I would say if you're thinking about it, do it. Just don't think like, o h, no, but what if it doesn't go so well? Well, it doesn't matter if it doesn't go so well. The money's fake and it's a great learning experience, So I would do it. No matter what. Mrs. Abbott - What about teachers that are thinking about trying it, but maybe they think it's too hard. Cash Kid - Oh, no. Just do it like I. I would love for other teachers to be able to learn because it would be very beneficial for other kids. Mrs. Abbott - Now, Cash Kid. I have a question for you. Cash Kid - Yes. Mrs. Abbott - Are you still investing with fictitious money or have you moved on to the real thing? Cash Kid - I've moved on to the real thing. Mrs. Abbott - That's what I thought. That's what I thought. Yeah. Well, thanks for having me on today. Cash Kid - Oh, thank-you Mrs. Abbott. ( a little pause a music starts up) Teachers. We truly have them to thank for so much. (music) Well, there you have it! How to play the stock market and never lose a penny of your own money. Visit the cashkidpodcast.com website for a link to the stock market game and state specific rules for the stock market game and links to register. We have so much more planned for this podcast so stay tuned. Thank you again for listening. Cash Kid Out! Disclaimer: The information presented represents the views and opinions of the guests. This show does not intend to provide personal investment advice through this podcast. This content has been made for informational and educational purposes only. To make a full and informed investment decision, we advise you to speak with a financial advisor and for kids, definitely your parents first before investing. Link to Stock Market Game Link to state specific resources and links to register.

CTL Script/ Top Stories of May 27 Saturday Publish Date: May 26th, Monday   Henssler :15 From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast    Today is Saturday, May 27th, and happy 87th birthday to actor Louis Gossett Jr. ***Gossett***     I'm Brian Giffin and here are the top stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia Woodstock woman charged with strangling children Sections of Union Hill Road closing for construction next week And a Missing Cherokee County teen hasn't been seen since February Plus Leah McGrath Joins our own Bruce Jenkins to talk about high grocery prices     We'll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast      Commercial:  CU of GA   Story 1. strangling   A woman named Catherine Walker, aged 38 and from Woodstock, has been arrested on charges of abusing three children over several years. She is facing three counts each of first-degree cruelty to children and aggravated assault family violence. The allegations state that she strangled the children and used belts and other objects to strike them while they were staying or visiting her home. The abuse has had a significant impact on the victims' emotional, physical, and mental well-being, resulting in thoughts of self-harm and the need for therapy. Walker was taken into custody on May 24 and remains in jail with a bond set at $34,500….check back for updates at tribuneledgernews.com     STORY 2: road   Motorists in Cherokee County should anticipate delays on Union Hill Road due to multiple roadway improvement projects. Beginning on May 30 and lasting until July 31, Union Hill Road (South) at the intersection with Lower Union Hill Road will be closed for an intersection improvement project, including the construction of a roundabout. Union Hill Road (North) and Old Jones will remain open with flagging operations in place. A detour will be in effect using Arbor Hill Road, Gaddis Road, and East Cherokee Drive. Additionally, the Georgia Department of Transportation will close Union Hill Road at Highway 20 as part of the Highway 20 widening project. Both closures may lead to accessibility challenges, so drivers should plan alternative routes.   Story 3:   The Cherokee Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing teenager, Alyssa Smith, who was reported missing three months ago. Alyssa, 16 years old, was last seen on February 12 in the vicinity of Sam Nelson Road near Canton. She had run away with two other teens, who have since been located, but Alyssa remains missing. She is described as a white female with blue eyes. At the time of her disappearance, she had dyed purple hair, but it may now be red or blue. Alyssa is approximately 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs around 150 pounds. Authorities believe she may be in the Atlanta area. If anyone has information on her whereabouts, they are urged to contact the Cherokee Sheriff's Office at 770-928-0239 or call 911..….back in a moment   Break:  ESOG 30  - Drake   STORY 4: Students   Students from Woodstock High School and E.T. Booth Middle School in Georgia have been recognized as regional champions in the Stock Market Game of Georgia, an annual economics competition. The competition, presented by the Georgia Council on Economic Education, allows students to learn about personal finance and economics while honing their math, research, and critical thinking skills. Participants invest virtual funds in real stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, aiming to improve their portfolio. Woodstock High School seniors James Sow and Jack Plower were honored as the Congressional District 11 High School Fall and Spring Champions, respectively. The E.T. Booth Middle School team of eighth-graders Nick D'Aquino, Aidan Moriarity, and Colby Weiner were named the Congressional District 11 Middle School Champions. Congratulations were extended to the winners by Superintendent Brian Hightower, highlighting the importance of understanding economics and personal finance for graduates.   Story 5: hvac   Fritts Heating and Air, an HVAC business here in Cherokee County, has been accused by a former employee of violating the Clean Air Act by releasing a pollutant into the air. The employee, Charles Rife, recorded a video showing workers from the company venting Freon into the air from old air conditioners. The Clean Air Act prohibits the venting of ozone-depleting refrigerants while maintaining, servicing, repairing, or disposing of AC and refrigeration equipment. Rife reported the alleged violation to state and federal officials and shared the video with WSB-TV. Fritts Heating and Air denies the allegations and states that all their technicians are EPA certified. Violating the Clean Air Act can result in civil administrative penalties. The EPA did not comment on the enforcement activities.    More in a moment   Dayco – Ingles 4   Story 6: positive   Four students from the Cherokee County School District in Georgia have been awarded Positive Athlete Georgia regional scholarships. Positive Athlete Georgia recognizes and promotes positivity among young athletes. Nominations are made by coaches, principals, teachers, and parents, and winners must demonstrate excellence in their sport as well as qualities such as optimism, teamwork, leadership, and a focus on others. The scholarships are sponsored by businesses and presented in various categories. The recipients include Elle Kenney and Tara Parks from Cherokee High School, Jack Strickland from Etowah High School, and Cassidy Tanner from Creekview High School. The Cherokee County School District commends the scholarship winners for their positive character and thanks the sponsors for their support.…..back in a moment     Story 7: pierce   Former Woodstock boys' basketball coach Josh Pierce has been hired as the head coach for the Dutchtown girls' basketball team. Pierce announced his new position on Twitter, expressing excitement for the opportunities it brings and looking forward to meeting the team and community. During his five seasons at Woodstock, Pierce achieved a 36-96 overall record and an 11-42 record in region play. The decision to resign from Woodstock was a difficult one but necessary for his family, according to Pierce. He replaces former Dutchtown coach Brittany Greene, who led the Bulldogs to a region championship and a final four appearance in 2021…….We'll be back with some final thoughts after this   Henssler 60   Thanks again for spending time with us listening to today's Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast. 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In this last 2022-2023 NBA Stock Market episode, Sam and Geigh discuss the ending of the season in terms of the Custom Stock Market.  They also go in depth on the process of the formula used, where things went wrong and Sam brings up his top 5 things that Geigh said this season.  The final numbers was Sam won by gaining $2515.40 and Geigh gained $2435.82.  

We are down to the last two weeks of the season and it all comes down to this!  The last two weeks Geigh gained $340.33 while Sam gained $312.28.  This brings the season total gains to $2052.02 and $2115.20 respectively. We discussed who we sold, who we bought and decided to hold off on.

In this edition of our NBA Stock Market Update, Sam has gained $245.70 more while Geigh has gained $200.80.  This puts the respective total gains to $1802.92 - 1711.69.  Sam discusses how he and Geigh felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

Both guys had massive gains these last three weeks as we come back together for our eighth stock market update. Sam has gained $356.70 more, while Geigh has gained $324.41 more.  That brings the season gains to $1557.22 to 1510.89, respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of. 

The bond market and the stock market are playing a game of chicken, says Eddie Ghabour. He talks about how the markets sell off as rates continue to rise. He goes over how he doesn't see the probability of a soft landing being very high. He mentions that recent economic data means that the Fed will keep rates higher for longer and now 50BPS is back on the table. Finally, he goes over today's notable postmarket earnings which include COIN, PANW, FANG, TOL, CZR. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Both guys have broken the thousand-dollar mark in gains in our seventh stock market update. Sam has gained $206.47 more, while Geigh has gained $199.32 more.  That brings the season gains to $1200.52 to $1186.48, respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.Link to the Football Podcast SB Livestream Fundraiser is-  https://www.gofundme.com/f/unitedway-and-the-nfl-mvp-momentum-podcast-group?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf%20share-flow-1&fbclid=IwAR2K219s3Kv0olQ-1zqZQGAml1GMN21Q-eqWwCFOu8Hs3WL0uy6YxDNw16E

Change in the standings again!  The Grizzles and 76ers stock proved to be too much for the Celtics' gains.  Sam has retaken the lead in our sixth stock market update. Sam has gained $279.99 more, while Geigh has gained $259.01 more.  That brings the season gains to $994.05 to $987.16, respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

We have a change in the standings! Geigh has now passed Sam in money earned as we have the fifth edition of our Stock Market Update.  Sam has gained $142.39 more, while Geigh has gained $202.12 more.  That brings the season gains to $714.06 to $728.15, respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

Two more weeks down, two more weeks of gains. We have the fourth edition of our Stock Market Update.  Sam has gained $181.07 more, while Geigh has gained $172.8 more.  That brings the season gains to $571.67 to $526.03 respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

After a staggering two weeks of gains in this young season, we have our next Stock Market Update.  Sam has gained $197.61 more while Geigh has gained $196.79 more.  That brings the season gains to $390.60 to $353.23 respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

After another two weeks of the season through, we have our second Stock Market Update.  Sam has gained $86.07 more while Geigh has gained $92.69 more.  That brings the season gains to $192.99 to $156.44 respectively.We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.

After the first two and a half weeks of the season underway, Sam has gained $106.92 while Geigh has gained $63.75.  We discuss how we felt about our gains or losses in our stock portfolios, teams we decided to sell stock, teams we decided to buy stock, and teams to hold off of.  

With the NBA season well underway, Sam and Geigh play a custom NBA Stock Market Game.  We made custom stock prices for teams and will update them every few weeks. We both made a preseason Stock Portfolio of teams with one goal in mind, to make as much money as possible.  Every few weeks we will decide what teams to buy stock, sell stock or hold off on.

The Jamaica Stock Exchange and You is brought to you by CUMAX Wealth Management, "making more possible." Let's talk about the truth! We are living in an unpredictable financial climate. But the good news is, when you learn to trade and invest in the stock market, you create a lifelong income stream that can protect your family should the unexpected happen. You might be thinking that understanding how to trade and invest in stocks is challenging, but it does not have to be complicated. To share about the Jamaica Stock Exchange's game and school competition is Michael Johnson, Deputy Business Development Manager & Senior Marketing Officer at the JSE. Some of what we looked at were: What is the Stock Market Game? What are the objectives of the game? Who is eligible to participate in the game? What are some of the prizes and benefits of participating in the game? And lots more. Connect with Michael Johnson: Email: michael.johnson@jamstockex.com Thanks for listening to The Jamaica Stock Exchange & You, a podcast of the Jamaica Stock Exchange with your host, Heneka Watkis-Porter! The Jamaica Stock Exchange and You was brought to you by CUMAX Wealth Management, "making more possible." Send us your feedback at podcast@jamstockex.com or on social media @jamstockex. In the meantime, follow this podcast on your favourite podcast app. The Jamaica Stock Exchange & You is produced by Heneka Watkis-Porter of The Entrepreneurial You podcast and now TV show. You can find out more at henekawatkisporter.com to hear leadership and entrepreneurship lessons from guests like Zachary Harding, Les Brown, Dr Marlene Street-Forrest, Richard Branson, Dr Marcia Forbes, Seth Godin and more. I am also on social media at Heneka Watkis-Porter. That's all for now, see you next week! Remember, as Warren Buffet says, "Rule number one: Don't lose money. Rule number two: Don't forget rule number one.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jamstockexpodcast/message

My review of this fresh take on a stock market game that is streamlined and allows you to sell (short) stocks that you haven't purchased to try and drive them bankrupt!   0:00 - Introduction 0:28 - 1 Minute Overview 1:28 - 1 Minute Final Thoughts 2:36 - Full Introduction 3:04 - Full Game Overview 13:24 - Full Final Thoughts 24:22 - Saxophone Serenade   The Game Boy Geek Helps You “Find & Enjoy the Next Board Game You'll Love” with new content at least every other day. Meet up on these Web & social media platforms: Website - www.GameBoyGeek.com Facebook - http://www.Facebook.com/TheGameBoyGeek Twitter - http://www.Twitter.com/TheGameBoyGeek Instagram - http://www.Instagram.com/TheGameBoyGeek Podcast - RSS - http://gameboygeek.podbean.com/feed/ Podcast iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/game-boy-geek-hi-quality-hi/id1042741475

AB-InBev is trying to talk up its share price. It is trading at a significantly lower valuation than every single one of its peers, despite controlling a third of the global beer profit pool. As the economist John Maynard Keynes said: Financial markets are moved by animal spirits, and not by reason. In this podcast Ina Verstl and Ernst Faltermeier discuss if AB-InBev's new strategy, which banks on organic growth, is likely to sway investors in a big way.

Alan chats with Global News Senior Business Correspondent Anne Gaviola about how social media influences investing behaviours.

Jamie Price, Director of Capital Markets and Investment Products at Richardson Wealth talks about social media changing the stock market game, and why regulators are paying attention.

The fifth grade students have been participating in "The Stock Market Game" all year and Rowan shares why investing in the environment would be a wise choice. Also, Serena tells the "Joke of the Week" and we play another round of "Are You Smarter Than An Eagle."

After a much needed two week break, Duke returned to action and looked great! Now we move on to the second season, conference play. On this week's episode: - Recaps - Stock Watch - Christmas Wishlist - ACC Preview - Virginia Tech Preview Let's Go Duke!

What would you do if you were given $100,000? Would you spend it all at once? Would you think about putting some of it in the bank? We'd like to teach you how to invest it, so you might grow it. Through The Stock Market Game, you will gain a fundamental understanding of investing and how you might get your money to work for you.On today's episode, we welcome St. Rose's Finance and Business Teacher, Mr. Anthony Attardo, and a few of his students involved in the Stock Market Game. Value traps, P/E ratios and growth potential are often challenging concepts to learn on your own.For students at St. Rose High School, they have the benefit of having a teacher with 30-plus years of experience on Wall Street to help them navigate the market and teach them the basics of what it means to be an investor.Those lessons are put into practice throughout the year, as students in Anthony Attardo's classes are pitting against other students throughout New Jersey in the Stock Market Game [SMG], a weekly student exercise created by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association to teach students the fundamentals of the market.Students in Mr. Attardo's accounting, economics and personal finance classes are broken into groups and assigned to manage a portfolio worth $100,000 as part of the game. One group of students, called Lululemon after the company of the same name, earned enough with their hypothetical investments, more than $110,000, to finish the week ending April 16 in sixth place among 750 such groups in the state, and fourth in the region.“From the SMG game, I learned about the importance of stocks and how important it is to have a diverse portfolio that provides well-rounded returns,” Tom Lafferty, a student in the group, said. “What's cool about it is that it provides you the money and you have to be the voice of reason and create an effective portfolio.”The group, made up of Tom Lafferty, Max MacEachern, Victoria Wilson, Chris Huisman and Michael Fluhr, used its hypothetical $100,000 to buy into bluechip companies like Disney, Exxon Mobil, General Motors and Microsoft.“There are a lot of factors that went into choosing stocks,” Michael said. “Our group researched the products, future plans, growth potential and P/E [price/earnings] ratios of many companies. It was important for us to evaluate how a specific company will continue to make money in the future. Another factor in our decision process was diversity. We wanted to make sure we chose successful companies from different sectors like entertainment, technology, and automotive.”When looking at which companies to invest in, the students would have to make the case to their teacher before finalizing the transaction.“When our team was picking and deciding which stock to include in our portfolio, we referred to our own practical anticipations of whether or not said companies stock would be profitable due to the company increasing in size, gaining popularity, and even if that company is recovering and making a comeback from the pandemic,” Chris said.The group also took a chance by putting money into Roku, a video media streaming service that went public in 2017.“When we added Roku to our portfolio we noticed that Roku TVs are very present in our lives,” Michael added. “This led us to research the high growth potential of Roku since they are such a relevant company during this pandemic.”To their teacher, Mr. Attardo, the game works into the overall message of the class and the main lesson he wants students to take away at the end of the year.“It's extremely important, not just for students to know to invest money, but what I try to teach the students here is how to manage their money,” Mr. Attardo said, adding that the Stock Market Game precedes his own time as a teacher at the school. “What I hope the students take from our curriculum is to have adequate...

Blaqamore is a true, Stock Market Investor From Starting off at a very young age and making tens of thousands in the Stock Market to loosing it all, to then Massively building it back up We welcome Blaqamore to share his Unique Insights into the Stock Market Game and how to prepare for it, Blaqamore is also an established author of the book  "Everything You Need To Know About Stocks: ......For Now" Plus a Dedicated Vegan  Check Out the Links Below :His Book His Instagram His Course My Instagram

Alright ladies and gentlemen I've decided that I'm going to learn this stock market game for real so I'm committing the next 10 months to learning and sharing what I've learned on several different platforms. I'm structuring my process so that other people who know about stocks, want to know about stocks, or are afraid of the stock market and get in the game. The Stock Market Is The Game! 

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On this episode of the 3rd and 20 Podcast Frank Entwistle and Ryan Steed talk about the following: Reaction to the Super Bowl + Looking at Film From the Game: 0:12 2021 NFL Mock Draft 2.0: 0:28:52 NFL Head Coach Stock Market Game: 1:10:38 Check Out Our Website For More Content: https://3rdand20.com/ Follow Us On: Twitter: https://twitter.com/3rdand20_/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3rdand20podcast/

Last week we saw the S&P 500 close with its best week since November 2020. We also saw GameStop plunge 80.4%. How can these two things exist at the same time? Is the market broken? Is it too risky? To the contrary, the stock market is still and will most likely always be one of the greatest ways to grow generational wealth. However, not everyone will succeed. Those who approach investing as amateurs are most likely to meet the fate of the gambler headed to Vegas. The good news, the house has taught us how to win. Today, Brandon, Erik & Justin layout the fundamentals of how to build your wealth. They specifically discuss stacking the deck in your favor so that YOUR house always wins. Episode Highlights (03:20): The economy is not the market. (04:16): Is the market broken?  (05:57): The fundamentals of building wealth. (09:51):What is the stock market? (13:46): No such thing as a free trade. (16:27): Passive Income and Equity. (18:21): Ownership is the key to wealth. (19:26): Is the market a casino? (20:20): Probability of stock market returns. (24:44): Risk and return are related. (26:22): We are not Wall Street. (28:37): Your custom investment plan.

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The organization known as SIFMA goes back to 1912. It is a trade group which was first known as the Investment Bankers Association of America, then for many years, the Securities Industry Association, and now, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). SIFMA may be best known for a game played by middle school and high school students that represents the only economic education that some of them ever get before going out into the working world — The SIFMA Stock Market Game™. SIFMA’s CEO is Ken Bentsen. He’s a former member of Congress, who, in a relatively short eight years in the House, compiled a rather lengthy resume of bipartisan financial solutions. Meet Ken Bentsen.   Key Takeaways: [:19] Ray Hoffman describes the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) and gives background on its CEO, Ken Bentsen. [1:09] Ray introduces Ken Bentsen. [1:11] Ken comments on SIFMA’s mission statement, “SIFMA exists to advocate that America’s capital markets operate effectively and efficiently to the benefit of all market participants.” Ken describes the maturity of the U.S. capital market system and its correlation with the U.S. economy. [1:51] Ken notes that the capital market system is one of the most highly-regulated industries in the United States. While regulations ensure a level playing field, it is also important that markets are able to operate efficiently and effectively. If not, credit will not be allocated to the best ideas — the great innovations that create jobs. [2:33] The U.S. capital market has created an upward sloping chart in terms of the growth of the U.S. economy, going back 200 years. Even coming out of the 2008-2009 Great Recession, the U.S. came back more quickly than other jurisdictions around the world. Ken credits the resiliency of the U.S. capital market system. [3:34] Ken’s covers his career path, from his Master’s degree in public administration to working as a Congressional staffer, to following Congressional finance committees, to working in public finance in New York, to the House of Representatives working on financial services legislation, to consulting, to running a trade association, to SIFMA. [6:06] Ken served for four terms in Congress from Houston. He lists the committees on which he served, all tied to finance and budget. [6:18] Ken discusses the public’s general understanding of finance today vs. 20 years ago when he was in Congress. People feel pressure from the financial issues that impact them personally, whether that’s housing, cost of living, healthcare, or the effect of trade on jobs. People can get more for their dollar today, including new technologies. [8:01] It is most important to grow the economy as much as we can, to be able to solve fiscal issues. [8:33] Capital markets definitely play a role in growing the economy. Ken says, “We’re not the end — we’re the means to the end.” [8:42] The Stock Market Game™ is run by the SIFMA Foundation, which has been in place for 40 years. The Stock Market Game™ is the premier program that they do in thousands of schools across the U.S., touching hundreds of thousands of students every year. [9:27] The SIFMA Foundation built on the game over 40 years with programs like InvestWrite®, and Invest It Forward™. The results are amazing to see. They impact middle school and high school students, their teachers, and parents. Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students in the programs do research reports. [10:05] This is important not only from the standpoint of financial literacy, but it also goes toward understanding the structure of the American economy, built in part on our financial system, which makes our economy stronger in contrast to other economies. [10:26] 12,000 schools in all 50 states participate in the programs every year, involving 600,000 students and 15,000 teachers. In 40 years, 18 million students have gone through the program. The SIFMA Foundation is working harder every year to increase participation. [10:47] SIFMA works with The SIFMA Foundation every year to do a competition to bring the top 10 schools to Washington D.C. to meet with their Representatives and Senators. This underscores to the students coming from all over how big and diverse this country is. [11:18] Students from all walks of life come in and talk about portfolios they’ve put together, the things that worked, and mistakes they made. They talk about looking at price reports every day, and research reports. It’s just amazing. [11:34] The top 10 winners of The Stock Market Game™ 2018 Capitol Hill Challenge came almost equally from areas represented by Democrats and areas represented by Republicans. Ken says it is really refreshing to see what The Stock Market Game™ does with these kids from all walks of life. [12:11] “To the benefit of all market participants” - Ray quotes the SIFMA mission statement. In the truest sense of the U.S. economy, we are all market participants. This is capitalism.   Mentioned in This Episode: SIFMA The Stock Market Game™ Ken Bentsen Drexel Burnham The SIFMA Foundation InvestWrite® Invest It Forward™ Capitol Hill Challenge Stephens.com This Is Capitalism

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Ray Hoffman introduces Kathleen Lawson and Marsha Masters. It’s amazing how little most of us really know about the economic miracle that supports and nourishes the USA. After all, only 22 states require high school students to take even a single course in Economics. Only 17 states mandate a high school level course in Personal Finance. Bessie Moore of Mountain View Arkansas, whose life spanned the years from 1902 to 1995, would not have been pleased to know that that’s the state of the American economic education in the 21st Century. She believed the system built around free markets, allowing for free choice, free expression, underpinned by the rule of law, needs to be nurtured from generation to generation and thanks, in large part, to her efforts, Arkansas has K-12 Personal Finance and Economics education. Her legacy is well-guarded by an organization known as Economics Arkansas. Kathleen Lawson is Executive Director. Marsha Masters is Associate Director. Let’s meet them!   Key Takeaways: [1:38] Kathleen Lawson has calculated the number of children served by Economics Arkansas over the years as 4.5 million. [2:00] Since 1962, Economics Arkansas has worked with over 100,000 teachers. [2:20] Marsha Masters was a “third stringer” when it came to teaching economics, until she attended a 10-day workshop. [3:53] The Arkansas Council on Economic Education, which became Economics Arkansas, began in 1962 when Commissioner of Education, Dr. Arch Ford, felt students should understand the basic concepts of the free enterprise, market economy to better understand the dangers of other economic systems. Bessie Moore was the first leader. [4::23] Bessie Moore provided a great foundation for Economics Arkansas. [4:55] Bessie started teaching as a teenager. She had a love for economic education and literacy, in general. She made an impact, and her footprint is all over Arkansas. [6:16] Bessie saw the opportunity to create the multiplier effect by working with university centers of economic education and reaching out to media and clergy. She wanted everyone to have the opportunity of having an economics education. She produced lectures on the public television network that teachers could watch. [6:58] Arkansas has standards for teaching Economics in K-12. Economics Arkansas has the goal of teachers not seeing Economics as an additional course they need to teach. Economic education is a part of everything we teach. Marsha gives examples. To graduate high school, a student must take one semester of Economics. [8:33] Economics Arkansas has the hope that Economics is going to help students be successful. [9:11] Even a kindergartner can learn of scarcity, decision-making, and opportunity costs. [10:25] There are great opportunities for teacher training. Sometimes, adding an incentive is useful. The participation level of teachers has been encouraging. [11:45] Many teachers have no formal background in finance or the study of free enterprise. These training opportunities can help. [11:50] The teachers have been having their own ‘Aha!’ moments along with the students. There is a competition each year for teachers to submit their economic projects to be judged by economic education experts. Marsha discusses case studies. [13:18] A fourth-grade class “created” an amusement park, wrote a business plan, interviewed each other for jobs and even went to a bank to negotiate a $100 loan. [13:50] Economics Arkansas offers an investing simulation called the Stock Market Game. This inspires students to research publicly-traded companies. 13,000 students have played the Stock Market Game. Some have become financial advisors when they were of age; some learned to invest for themselves. They know how to manage a 401K. [15:20] Itty Bitty Economics is a program for kindergartners. There are songs, play, art, and children’s books that give young children an idea about economics and finance. [16:10] The Lemonade War book has been great for family discussions. There is also a Shark Tank program for students to pitch their ideas to a panel of judges in cities across Arkansas. A third book opportunity is coming into the program. [17:59] Marsha explains how Economics Arkansas addresses the extreme needs that exist around the state, and especially around the Delta region. 15 educational Co-ops exist around the state to reach teachers. [18:55] Kathleen brings up the 65 000 students that participate in a structured after-school program. Those settings can be an additional place to teach students. The Stock Market Game is one example. [19:40] Kathleen offers a vision of the next five years of Economics Arkansas, especially around their partnership with Stephens. [20:33] Bessie Moore would be pleased. But I don’t think she’d be satisfied. Not yet. This is Capitalism.   Mentioned in This Episode: Bessie B. Moore Economics Arkansas National Commission on Libraries The Stock Market Game Itty Bitty Economics The Lemonade War, by Jacqueline Davies Stephens.com This Is Capitalism

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