Women Take Stock

We're back! We we're excited to kick off season 2 with a conversation about resolutions, the upcoming year, our goals and how to keep yourself in the game. We talk about the mindset of "always an investor", defining that you are an investor regardless of how active you are in the market one day to the next or how much money you have invested.
Listen to how we replace the old-fangled New Year Resolutions with positive Financial Resolutions, and how to cope with a changing financial situation.
Also in this episode, we are looking to continue the conversation with our listeners by inviting you to share your stories with us. If you've got a story about your financial resolutions and goals in 2022 or your journey as an investor that you want to share, send it to us via our site or social media -- in text, video, voice memo...however you like!
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A major restaurant chain recently added cauliflower rice to its menu and some financial experts weighed in on what it means. That got us to thinking, as both consumers and investors, how our thoughts about -- yes -- cauliflower rice can positively impact our investing. It has something to do with cauliflower, spinning, streaming, and... well, we'll connect the dots for you. It's all about our power to notice the little things that could spell a smart investing strategy.

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Yes, it is possible to learn to think positively and proactively about taxes as they relate to your investments. The Art of Finance, based in Austin, caters to creatives and specializes in helping people who don't love spreadsheets get their heads around their money. We talked to them about how to change your mindset around taxes, plan for them and understand how to think holistically about your finances.
Also, this episode: Managing the cryptocurrency shimmies and shakes -- and how to handle your investments when other parts of your life take over.

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We all know about FOMO, or Fear of Missing Out. We've all been teenagers. And when it comes to investing, it's all too easy to get swept up with the same insecurities that can drive our social lives. Should we join the Bitcoin party that everyone's raving about even though the stock is at its peak? Should we buy into that little-known company because our friends are buzzing about it? Guilty as charged. FOMO isn't necessarily the best reason to invest, so how can we make sure our investment choices aren't being overly influenced by the fact that our emotional selves never really leave high school? Listen in as we share ways we keep it in check.

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Knowledge is power, people! Which is why this week we go back to the drawing board and interrogate Dana on some of the resources that she finds the most (and least) helpful when researching stocks and nurturing her portfolio. Also... we float an idea for a TV show that would be something like Bridgerton meets The Motley Fool. Spoiler alert... it's not the best idea we've ever had.
Our open and closing music this week is courtesy of Twin Music, Creative Commons Attribution.

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