The Money Runner - David Nelson

It’s Not 1999—Yet: Why Smart Investors Are Still In the Game

Stocks are hitting new highs, but stretched valuations, inflation fears, rising tariffs, and Fed drama have some investors flashing back to 1999. In this episode of The Money Runner, David Nelson breaks down why today’s market isn’t the dotcom bubble—yet. From earnings strength to valuation traps, learn why smart investors are staying in the game—and what could change that. Disclosure: "At the time of this article I currently hold shares in some of the companies mentioned as part of investment portfolios in funds I manage for Belpointe. Additionally, I may discuss other securities that are under consideration for future investment; however, discussing these securities is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. My mention of these securities reflects my personal opinion and analysis at this moment and may change without notice. Please remember that all investments involve risks, including the possible loss of principal."

In the Fog of War Capital Doesn't Wait for Winners

As U.S. carrier groups steam toward the Middle East and oil prices edge higher, investors are being forced to recalibrate—fast. In this episode of The Money Runner, David Nelson breaks down the high-stakes standoff with Iran, the Fed’s tightrope act under political pressure, and why capital doesn’t wait for geopolitical clarity. From rising risk premiums to AI bidding wars and Apple’s existential crossroads, it’s all happening in the fog of war.  🎧 In the Fog of War, Capital Doesn’t Wait for a Winner Disclosure: "At the time of this article I currently hold shares in some of the companies mentioned as part of investment portfolios in funds I manage for Belpointe. Additionally, I may discuss other securities that are under consideration for future investment; however, discussing these securities is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. My mention of these securities reflects my personal opinion and analysis at this moment and may change without notice. Please remember that all investments involve risks, including the possible loss of principal."

Tariffs, Yields and a $40 Billion Bet On AI - The New Market Playbook

Trump’s tariff threats, Apple’s iPhone challenge, bond yields on the rise, and a $40 Billion bet on A.I. —this episode breaks down the week and how to adapt to the new market reality.  Welcome to The Money Runner with David Nelson. Disclosure: "At the time of this article I currently hold shares in some of the companies mentioned as part of investment portfolios in funds I manage for Belpointe. Additionally, I may discuss other securities that are under consideration for future investment; however, discussing these securities is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. My mention of these securities reflects my personal opinion and analysis at this moment and may change without notice. Please remember that all investments involve risks, including the possible loss of principal."

Moody’s Downgrade Hits After Hours: Will Middle East Deals Save the Rally?

Moody’s just downgraded the U.S. credit rating — after hours, ahead of tense budget talks. Markets are wobbling, but Trump’s whirlwind Middle East tour secured over $2 trillion in deals. Are we headed for new all-time highs — or is the rally built on borrowed time and borrowed money? 📉 Credit risk is rising 🌍 Geopolitics are shifting 📈 Markets are still climbing 🎧 Tune in as David Nelson breaks down the risks, the rally, and what it all means for your portfolio. Disclosure: "At the time of this article I currently hold shares in some of the companies mentioned as part of investment portfolios in funds I manage for Belpointe. Additionally, I may discuss other securities that are under consideration for future investment; however, discussing these securities is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. My mention of these securities reflects my personal opinion and analysis at this moment and may change without notice. Please remember that all investments involve risks, including the possible loss of principal."

Wall Street's Love Affair with Scott Bessent: Why Traders Trust Him

Wall Street’s riding an emotional rollercoaster—but one name keeps markets grounded: Scott Bessent. In this episode, David Nelson unpacks the tariff turmoil, shifting Fed bets, and why Bessent’s calm, clear messaging has traders reaching for the buy button. Disclosure: "At the time of this article I currently hold shares in some of the companies mentioned as part of investment portfolios in funds I manage for Belpointe. Additionally, I may discuss other securities that are under consideration for future investment; however, discussing these securities is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. My mention of these securities reflects my personal opinion and analysis at this moment and may change without notice. Please remember that all investments involve risks, including the possible loss of principal."