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    “Money Moves & Market Truths: Inside David Nelson’s No-BS Finance Podcast”

    bruce kentBy bruce kentJuly 11, 2025 Business
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    “Money Moves & Market Truths: Inside David Nelson’s No-BS Finance Podcast”

    David Nelson knows Wall Street inside and out—and his podcast, The Money Runner, cuts through the noise to explain what’s really driving the markets, without the usual hype or jargon.

    David’s a Wall Street veteran, a CFA and CMT, and the Chief Strategist at Belpointe Asset Management. He’s the kind of guy who’s managed portfolios live on the trading floor and knows his way around both fundamental and technical analysis.

    The Money Runner Podcast

    • Launched in 2022, it’s updated weekly—about 70+ episodes as of now.
    • David slices through market noise with gritty takes on everything from Fed drama, tech shakeups, trade tariffs, and AI investments, to global flashpoints like the Middle East.
    • He’s not a cheerleader—his episodes are more “don’t get blindsided” than “this is a no‑brainer buy.” For example, in “Tariffs, Yields and a $40 Billion Bet On AI”, he dives deep into how tariffs, bond rates, and massive AI bets are shifting the market.

    What Makes It Stand Out

    1. No-nonsense energy– David drops the corporate speak and calls out what matters.
    2. Balanced perspective– His dual CFA/CMT creds give him both big-picture and chart-level insight.
    3. Playbook approach– Episodes typically end with actionable strategies: positioning portfolios, managing risk, or capitalizing on trends.

    Noteworthy Episodes

    • “In the Fog of War, Capital Doesn’t Wait for Winners” (June 2025) — He decodes how geopolitical tension can skew market priorities.
    • “M.A.D. Market Strategy” (March 2025) — A clever analysis of how markets behave under high-stakes, simultaneous pressures.
    • “Make Apple Great Again!” (Jan 2025) — Challenges Apple’s innovation stance in the twilight of its dominance.

    Why You Should Tune In

    If you’re tired of headline-hype and want real insight grounded in seasoned judgment, this is it. David’s candid style, no-filter commentary, and knack for decoding complexity make his show feel more like listening in on a high-stakes desk chat than a scripted broadcast.

    He’s dialed in from Main Street to Wall Street and even into D.C.’s echo chambers. If markets interest you—and you’re not just here for the hype—The Money Runner is your ticket to understanding the why and what to do next, instead of worrying about the what happened.

    Final Word

    David Nelson isn’t just another talking head—he’s someone who’s lived it, risked it, and now distills high-level insight into real-world guidance. The Money Runner isn’t about overselling; it’s about getting you prepped, sharp, and ahead of curveballs. Worth your weekly listen.

    Subscribe to The Money Runner on Youtube here:

    https://www.youtube.com/@themoneyrunner

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