Lance Roberts

Weekdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Finally, financial news that makes sense.  Lance Roberts, the host of StreetTalk, is an investment strategist and co-portfolio manager for the StreetTalk Advisory Group.  He brings an economic perspective and unique focus to the day’s news helping listeners understand how it impacts their money.

Lance’s primary focus is the fundamental analysis and management of investment vehicles.  He specializes in asset allocation, equity and fixed income selection, investment objective alignment and retirement planning.

Lance is also the Chief Editor of the X-Report, a weekly subscriber based-newsletter that is distributed nation wide. The newsletter covers economic, political and market topics as they relate to the management portfolios.

Lance’s investment strategies are featured frequently on Fox 26 News and CNN.

  • Patrick Persyn

    When do we get to hear Jim Rogers?

  • Richard

    I can’t get the web connection to work. I can’t hear your show on the radio, because the power has been turned down at sunset.

  • robc1982

    I listen to your show just about every day…..please keep doing what you are doing. I think our dollar will devalue and I would like to hear about investments one can make to retain the value of our initial investment?

  • Pgplesko

    Are your previous shows recorded & available somewhere on KSEV or your own website?? Sometimes I have to miss parts of your shows and would love to have the option to listen later. I really enjoy your show! Keep up the good work!!

  • Lojocarver

    Boy you are spot on. I like what you say about the coming financial difficulties. I have always wondered about gold, and how you could purchase anything with it. Thanks for clearing that up.

  • Lonestarson

    StretTalk….best show on the radio!

  • Lance Roberts

    Okay. The new website is now up and running. Podcasts and Archives are now working properly and the financial blog is up and running. Visit the website at http://www.streettalklive.com and get registered for free.

    We will now start to make postings here as well.

    Thank you so much for listening and I hope you will enjoy our revamped program.

    Lance Roberts

  • Lance Roberts

    Sorry to be so long getting back to you…just figuring out how KSEV’s website works. Podcasts are on http://www.streettalklive.com

  • Jacke

    Would it be possible to get a transcript of youe r explaination of the oil price that you gave on Sam Malones’ show 4/27/11? It was very enlightening and would be very useful is discussing with some of my friends>

  • John Herbster

    Got to hear part of your show May 10th. One comment about hydrogen, natural gas, and LPG fueled cars and trucks. They can serious hazards in enclosed garages, should a leak develop. Some under ground parking garages in Vancouver, BC, Canada prohibit them. –JohnH

  • Lance

    If you will email me at lance@streettalkadvisors.com I can see what I can get for you.

  • LFritz

    I love every host on 700, but you disgust me. Your discussion on 6/29 about entitlements was justified, but what was cruel and unjust is making synical comments about seniors, their early dinnertimes and the joke about riots ending at 5:30 is uncalled for. I’m not a senior citizen, however, but I have a precious mother that is. We are having to readjust our schedule to accomodate her timeclock temporarily as she’s living w/ us, however, we do it because we love her. She’s been a widow for 49 yrs w/out a high school education and has worked everyday since she was 13. She’s NEVER taken a hand-out, and deserves every dime of SS she gets. By the way, all the men & women that joined the war in 1941 (including my father) that you praised in the same breath are either seniors or deceased. You are an egotistical pig and I hope your ass gets kicked off the air.

  • gman

    I read your post on the financial blog Dshort about oil prices on July 8th.  You showed the lack of even a community college level of macroeconomic understanding.  Blaming “Keynesianism” for when you meant Monetarism.  Maybe I’m being too tough..you are on Fox..in Texas

  • Lance Roberts

    LFritz.   First, I apologize if I offended you it wasn’t intended but your comments are a little harsh considering the context in which they were made.    They were made in good fun and to add a little bit of levity to the continual stream of bad news coming out of the administration.   Again, my apologies, but relax a little bit, life is to short.

  • Anonymous

    Clearly you’ve never been to a retirement community where residents enjoy their lives and make light of the issues that come from getting old. They cope through humor. Perhaps you should give it a try before you turn into a miserable, cantankerous, oh-poor-me-my-life-sucks old fart.

    Then again, it could be too late for you.

  • RobertG

    Who are you to judge? Did GOD give that right? How do you know this man is not going through the same issue as you? Sounds like to me you are having a hard time adjusting your busy schedule to honor your mother by taking care of her. Remember she wiped your ass. When you do something for someone you do it because you want to with no complaint. Remember she did complain when she was wiping your ass. Maybe you should take a lesson from your mom. You never know she could found humor in what he was saying.

  • Tnansteeljazz2000

    Hmm…let’s see….read the post – you are wrong, he is right.   Fox in Texas, check.   CNBC, Fox Business, LA Times, Washington Post, Politico, ZeroHedge, Econointersect, Dshort, Pragmatic Capitalist and those are just the ones I know about.

    Seems like more agree with him than you.

  • Lance Roberts

    WEB SITE UPDATE:  

    New website http://www.streettalklive.com is up and operating nicely.  We have a lot of new content daily on the site.  However, there are a couple of small issues left to resolve.

    Podcasts – we are rebuilding the server to handle more volume of downloads.  That should be done shortly and the PodCasts will be restored.

    Archived Shows will shortly be posted within 30 minutes of the closing of the show (around 8:30pm).  This also coincides with the server upgrade.

    Coming soon:  Android and iPhone apps for the show.   A mobile version of the website and much more.

  • Richard morant

    Lance wish you were Treasury Sec.  T

    I am trying to het the word OUT there
    that remaining TARP and Stimulus fund should be rescinded and
    used
    to finance the limiting of the debt ceiling until the budget gets
    renewed.
    no more starving old people and eating dog food..
    I heard you mention TARP yesterday  but  I had already thought of them both  better spent on that than on Democratic voting intimidation and fraudThanks
    Richard
    Morant  Brit Ex Pat `who got here as soon as I could

  • Rich Albert

    Lance- Thank you for your analysis of the markets back in mid may. I moved 1/3rd of my stocks into bonds because I am restricted in how I can invest… it seemed to work my losses were minimized and I credit your show with giving me the ability to protect some of my retirement, and that will effect my quality of life after I can no longer work… I may be able to work another 10 yrs. Lord willing! I made a list of economic factors based on your discussions and It was telling- the market did contract as you predicted… what’s next?

  • Rich Albert

    Lance- Thank you for your analysis of the markets back in mid may. I moved 1/3rd of my stocks into bonds because I am restricted in how I can invest… it seemed to work my losses were minimized and I credit your show with giving me the ability to protect some of my retirement, and that will effect my quality of life after I can no longer work… I may be able to work another 10 yrs. Lord willing! I made a list of economic factors based on your discussions and It was telling- the market did contract as you predicted… what’s next?

  • Hhcooper

    Let’s quit pointing fingers and fix the problem.  Everything doesn’t have to hurt the American people – so let’s start there.
    We got into WWII to get out of the Great Depression.  Let’s use the same logic now.  We’re spending billions on wars, so let’s use that as the stimulus.  My proposal is that EVERYTHING used by the US military be made in America by 2020.  It’s good for national security and for the economy.  It will put people to work now and for the long run.
    My challenge to ALL talk radio, television commentators, Congress and the public in general is to drop the politics and focus on the problem.  I know the American people have good ideas that would work.  Come on – let everyone know yours.

  • Tom

    Looking For Advice On The Purchase Of LNG As A Stock .Thanks Tom@Scogginsmachine.com

  • Tammie

    You could call your blog The Fast Lane

  • Robxtwo

    Where can I get the history of Social Security information you just talked about?

  • Acunavylaw

    Love your show and follow your tips for my 401K.  Thanks, Lance!

  • http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/members/1/Ian%20Jay%20Germaine/ Ian Jay Germaine

    Enjoy listening and occassionally commenting on show.

  • The real fair and balanced

    Lance,

    Please don’t get on the radio again and make the statement that illegals here do not pay taxes.  You cannot live in this country and not pay taxes.  Those who work out of the day work centers and are given work by the very people who condemn their presence here may not pay an income tax on their earnings—-and indeed those yearly earnings may be too small to pay a tax on–but they do pay sales, peoperty taxes,  (through rent) and other taxes.  Meanwhile, there are many illegals who do own houses and pay property taxes and school taxes.  Some even own businesses and pay taxes on them.  That is the reality of the situation.

  • Anna Agnew

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    Let’s not get deeper into DEBT!
    VOTE“AGAINST”
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    PLEASE Vote “AGAINST” Propositions No. 1 and No. 2 on
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  • Robert

    Hi Lance,

    Interesting show and I listen occasionally on the way home from work.  I work in the financial industry and am also skeptical about the equity markets as you are.  You said some things and gave advice yesterday that I found perplexing however.  I’m not sure it was well thought out.  You were speaking with someone who was inquiring about investments for his wife’s Rollover IRA.  You advised him to roll that IRA into his wife’s new 401(k).  Why??  Without knowing anything about her new 401(k) plan why would you advise him to do such a thing??  You spoke about him getting into trouble by investing in equities but can’t they get into the same trouble in her new 401(k) which is probably more expensive than the IRA with a fraction of the number of investment options??  

    Also regarding 529 plans I share your problem to some degree with them but why don’t you ever mention a Coverdell Education Savings Account.  It’s true that you can only contribute up to $2,000 a year but they grow like a Roth (tax free) when used for college and when contributed to annually over a 10-15 year period can grow to be quite large.  It won’t pay for the full four years most likely but it will probably cover a chunk of it.  That’s part of the way that we are saving for our kids’ college expenses.  Also you have complete control over the investments just like any brokerage account and are not restricted in the way that 529 plans are.  

    Another issue.  You always talk down the real estate market.  True nationally the real estate market is generally in the tank but it varies greatly from market to market.  Here in Texas, the real estate market is much healthier than other regions and will likely stay that way as long as oil prices remain high.  Most of it is determined by supply and demand at a local level and as long as jobs are being created locally (60K the last 12 months) the real estate market shouldn’t crater.  In Katy, we’ve seen pretty consistent growth in prices on an annual basis in the 2%-4% range except for 08 into 09.  If you were speaking to a national audience your arguments would make more sense but locally I’m not sure your comments are accurate.  Of course, no matter what happens to the national real estate market if oil prices collapse the Houston real estate market will too as we’ll start hemorraging jobs.  Just some observations.  Thanks.    

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