Over the years, Marc Lichtenfeld’s commentary has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s and U.S. News & World Report, among others. Prior to joining The Oxford Club, he was a senior columnist at Jim Cramer’s TheStreet. Today, he is a sought-after media guest who has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business and Yahoo Finance.
In addition, he is the only published financial analyst to ring announce world championship boxing and MMA on HBO, Showtime and ESPN.
In this section, you can find a collection of Marc’s latest interviews and media appearances.
In this exclusive interview, Marc Lichtenfeld talks to M.C. Laubscher of Cashflow Ninja about how to build your wealth with dividends.
During their conversation, Marc reveals the biggest threats to the average investor: emotions. In addition to revealing his strategy for overcoming your emotions, Marc also reveals his checklist for identifying companies with stable and safe dividends.
To listen to the podcast, click the play button below.
On January 26, 2017 Marc appeared on Frank Curzio’s Wall Street Unplugged Podcast. Marc shared his insights from JP Morgan’s 35th annual Healthcare Conference and tells investors how to play the biotech rebound. Listen to the episode here…
Marc explains to The Globe Investor reporter John Heinzl how covered calls work and what kind of risk tolerance an income investor must have to benefit from the strategy:
Owning Mattel (MAT) has been a losing game thus far in 2015 year with shares of the toymaker down close to 30%. Marc Lichtenfeld, author of Get Rich With Dividends, said the company’s new President Richard Dickson is picking up the pieces and turning the company around.
Tupperware may be a classic American brand, but it is turning into a huge force in the emerging markets, said Marc Lichtenfeld, Author of ‘Get Rich With Dividends’. Lichtenfeld added that Tupperware is benefiting from lower input costs and has a healthy 3.8% dividend which it has consistently raised.
Marc Lichtenfeld recently appeared on Bloomberg’s Taking Stock podcast to talk about one of his favorite topics, perpetual dividend raisers.
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Shares of United Parcel Service (NYSE: UPS) are sitting at all-time highs as the company sets out to deliver an estimated 34 million packages on Monday — the largest total volume on record for a single day. Will UPS deliver this holiday? Click here if you can’t see the video below.
Coach shares fell like a bag of bricks Tuesday to a its lowest level in nearly five years after the luxury goods company reported mixed earnings results. Click here if you can’t see the video below.
After getting slammed on Ebola fears, this sector has rallied 8 percent in the past week.
This teen retailer has been trying to make a comeback, but the charts are setting up for a steeper decline.