Joe DeLisi Financial
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Episodes
51 episodes
#51 2026 Portfolio Prep and Predictions
Every year the “experts” scream crash, recession, empty shelves, and market meltdown, and every year they eat their words.What actually happened in 2025 after all the 50% plunge calls and tariff-doomsday headlines?Spoiler: the exact opp...
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Episode 51
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26:25
#50 Banks are Sitting on Massive Unrealized Losses
In this episode, Joe breaks down why U.S. banks are holding hundreds of billions in unrealized losses and why almost no one is talking about it. We cover what “unrealized losses” actually mean, how they happen, why interest rate mov...
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Episode 50
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10:55
#49 Super Smart People Can't Beat Markets
Everyone thinks the “super smart” people win in the market, until history shows they don’t. In this episode, Joe DeLisi reveals how Isaac Newton and Nobel Prize–winning economists fell for the same traps everyday investors face. If some of the ...
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Episode 49
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10:58
#48 Same Game, New Name: Wall Street’s Repeat Offense
Joe DeLisi reflects on 30 years in the investment world and the patterns that keep resurfacing — from the dot-com bubble to crypto and today’s AI hype. After attending a recent conference where “new” products sounded all too familiar, Joe break...
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Episode 48
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13:43
#047 U.S. Debt and the Government Shutdown
The headlines talk about a government shutdown, but the real issue is much bigger. Joe DeLisi breaks down what $37 trillion in U.S. debt actually means for your taxes, Social Security, and retirement plan.In this episode, Joe explains ho...
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Episode 47
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13:35
#046 AI and Your Portfolio
In this episode of the Joe DeLisi Financial Advisor Podcast, Joe discusses the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in finance, addressing common fears and misconceptions. He explores the political perspectives surrounding AI, emphasizi...
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Episode 46
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12:23
#045 The Magnificent Seven are Down to Terrific Two
Is the “Magnificent Seven” still… magnificent? Joe explains why 2025’s market has looked more like a “Terrific Two,” how cap-weighted indexes can hide concentration risk, and why he sticks with globally diversified, factor-tilted portfolios to ...
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Episode 45
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11:05
#044 How Risk Premiums Shape Investment Outcomes
Join us as we explore the fascinating world of investment risk premiums. This episode promises to unravel the mysteries behind these financial concepts, offering insights that could reshape your approach to investing. Tune in to discover the hi...
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Episode 44
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10:15
#043 Why Didn't You Buy NVIDIA Ten Years Ago?
Joe breaks down the investor mind traps—recency bias, performance chasing, hindsight envy—and uses Nvidia’s decade to show why process beats prediction. Practical takeaways on portfolio design, rebalancing, and sticking to a math-and-science pl...
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Episode 43
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16:01
#042 Should you buy a sports franchise or the S&P 500???
In this episode, Joe DeLisi discusses the sale of the Los Angeles Lakers and compares the investment returns of owning the team versus investing in the S&P 500. He highlights the historical context of both investments, explores alternative ...
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Episode 42
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12:33
#041 Price vs Cost: The Truth Behind Investment Fees
In today’s episode, Joe DeLisi dives deep into the world of investment fees—unpacking the difference between price and cost, and why the cheapest option isn’t always the best. After receiving a common question from a ...
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Episode 41
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29:22
#040 The Big Beautiful Bill
In this episode of the Joe DeLisi Financial Advisor podcast, Joe discusses the implications of the current tax bill moving through Congress, emphasizing the importance of long-term tax planning. He highlights the historical context of tax rates...
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Episode 40
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#039 The Risks of Speculating on the Market
In this episode of the Joe DeLisi Financial Advisor podcast, Joe discusses the concept of betting on your financial future, using Tesla's stock movement as a case study. He emphasizes the difference between speculation and investment, highlight...
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Episode 39
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10:28
#038 Did the Economy Crash?
In this episode of the Joe DeLisi Financial Advisor Podcast, Joe discusses the recent economic speculation surrounding shipping issues and the potential for an economic collapse. He reflects on the reality of the current market situation, empha...
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Episode 38
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9:27
#037 The Crash that Wasn't
In this episode of the Joe DeLisi Financial Advisor podcast, Joe discusses the recurring theme of market crashes that never materialize, emphasizing the importance of understanding market corrections and the role of diversification in investmen...
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Episode 37
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15:54
#036 Buffet Retires
In this episode, Joe DeLisi discusses Warren Buffett's retirement and reflects on his investment philosophy. He emphasizes the importance of investor temperament and the scientific approach to building resilient portfolios. Joe shares insights ...
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Episode 36
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10:48
#035 Its ok to Open Your Statement
In this episode, Joe DeLisi addresses common fears surrounding investment portfolios, particularly in light of current market conditions. He emphasizes the importance of diversification and reassures listeners that their financial plans are des...
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Episode 35
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12:57
#034 Where the Markets are Headed
Join Joe DeLisi, a seasoned financial advisor, as he breaks down market trends with clarity and confidence. In each episode, Joe dives into current economic events, drawing on historical data—like the volatile 2020 markets—to provide context an...
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Episode 34
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17:17
#033 Tariffs
Although every tariff policy has been different, there IS a track record of how markets perform in these situations. Joe drops a pod that is real time data AND backwards facing data.
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Episode 33
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25:57
#032 Inflation and Your Portfolio
The media are back with scary predictions of things that will "wipe out the economy". One of which is inflation. But has anyone looked at history and how markets have done during inflationary periods? Joe did! Join him t...
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Episode 32
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12:42
#031 Is This Y2K All Over Again?
The late 90's saw massive increases in the U.S. equities markets led by the "internet revolution" only to follow up with significant losses that took some investors over a decade to recover from. But other investors weathered the storm mu...
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Episode 31
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#030 The SECOND Retirement Mistake
We look at how NOT sticking to your plan is very costly. The second mistake people make is a deadly one and one that may keep you from retiring early, in the manner that you choose....or EVER.
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Episode 30
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12:15
#029 Retirement Mistakes
Do you even worry if you'll be able to retire? You're not alone! Joe discusses the number one mistake he sees and how to course correct it quickly!
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Episode 29
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