Art of Dental Finance and Management
Jul 15, 2026 · 56 min · 12 segments
The market is hitting new highs, but that doesn't mean your investment strategy is working. In this episode, Art Wiederman and Joe Kalinowski explain why building wealth as a dentist has far less to…
Joe KalinowskiGuest
Art WiedermanHost
Let's get into the stuff that everybody wants to hear about is the investment market.

It was on KRLA in Los Angeles right around 1998, 1999, 2000, right before the dot com.

And, you know, he made the point in the book that stocks were dramatically undervalued.

And for those of you, when we talk about the Dow, remember, when you hear on the news, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, everybody thinks, well, that's the entire market.

The Dow didn't get the 36,000 until November of 2021, and it's gone from 36,000 to it is now touching 53,000.

Are you nervous that these markets just seem to keep going up and up and up? What do you think about the trajectory of these markets into mid-2026?

Well, Art, I mean, honestly, you kind of just made the case for you know, whether we should be worried or scared.

You know, we want to be concerned, obviously, about what stock valuations look like and so forth.

But the idea that the Dow would hit 36,000 was sort of pie in the sky to people at that point in time.

The markets and the economy, private industry, publicly traded companies is a dynamic environment.

Let's get into the stuff that everybody wants to hear about is the investment market.

It was on KRLA in Los Angeles right around 1998, 1999, 2000, right before the dot com.

And, you know, he made the point in the book that stocks were dramatically undervalued.

And for those of you, when we talk about the Dow, remember, when you hear on the news, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, everybody thinks, well, that's the entire market.

The Dow didn't get the 36,000 until November of 2021, and it's gone from 36,000 to it is now touching 53,000.

Are you nervous that these markets just seem to keep going up and up and up? What do you think about the trajectory of these markets into mid-2026?

Well, Art, I mean, honestly, you kind of just made the case for you know, whether we should be worried or scared.

You know, we want to be concerned, obviously, about what stock valuations look like and so forth.

But the idea that the Dow would hit 36,000 was sort of pie in the sky to people at that point in time.

The markets and the economy, private industry, publicly traded companies is a dynamic environment.
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