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Anna Paglia, the Chief Business Officer for State Street Global Advisors, joins The Express to help uncover where the next $10 trillion in assets under management for the ETF industry will come from, and how soon they might find it.

1 in 4 Investopedia readers say they now own crypto, the highest in a year, according to Investopedia's most recent survey of its readers. Survey respondents said they are leaning more into ETFs, followed by stocks and index funds.

No one wants to talk about the $1.8 Billion federal budget deficit. But, as Marc Goldwein of the Committee for a Responsible Budget warns, the interest costs alone to serve that debt are approaching 17% of government spending, which is more than we spend on defense, education and healthcare.

David Faber, co-host of CNBC's Squawk on the Street, and the creator of The Faber Report, takes us through how he has broken some of the biggest business stories of the last thirty years, how the nature of business journalism has changed, and his quest to become the next host of Jeopardy.

Nate Gana, one of the foremost scotch and whiskey experts in the world, takes us inside the big business of whiskey, scotch and bourbon, where global conglomerates are battling a spirits recession, barrels are precious, and consumers have more than enough choices.

Investopedia's most recent sentiment survey shows that respondents are leaning more into ETFs and are less worried about the economy going into a recession, but the impact of the upcoming presidential election remains their top concern.

The Federal Reserve made its biggest rate cut in 16 years—we look at what usually happens in the stock market when the Fed gets this aggressive. Plus, Dr. David Kelly, the Chief Global Strategist for JP Morgan Asset Management, joins The Express to share the most important macro trends shaping the economy today.

Angie Hicks, the founder of Angi and one of the country's leading real estate luminaries, joins The Express and explains how to find value and quality in today's housing market, and how to properly maintain that important and emotional financial asset once you own it.

Investopedia is celebrating its 25th Anniversary, and we are joining the party with the most important innovations, financial events and terms of the past quarter century. Plus, Jay Woods, the chief global strategist for Freedom Capital Markets, helps us prep our playbooks for the rest of the year.

Sharp downturns in major stock indexes may have rattled individual investor confidence, but most remain relatively optimistic about their portfolios. According to Investopedia’s recent survey of its readers, nearly two-thirds describe their sentiment as “optimistic” or “cautiously optimistic.”

With the Department of Justice's recent antitrust victory over Google, the breakup of the biggest technology companies in the world seems like a real possibility. But, as William Kovacic, former Chair of the FTC explains, the cases against these giants can take many years to resolve.

Sharp downturns in major stock indexes over the past two weeks may have rattled individual investor confidence, but most remain relatively optimistic about their portfolios. According to Investopedia’s recent survey of its readers, nearly two-thirds describe their sentiment as “optimistic” or “cautiously optimistic.”

On our 200th episode, JC Parets of AllStarCharts climbs back aboard The Express to assess the damage across the capital markets following the 2024 Summer Volmageddon.

Michael Townsend, Charles Schwab's political analyst and a long-time Washington watcher, joins The Express to explain what's next in the political process for the Democrats, the likelihood of major policy changes to tax rates and the Inflation Reduction Act, and what investors should stop worrying about as the election approaches.

Callie Cox, the new chief market strategist at Ritholtz Wealth, rejoins The Express to unpack the historic break out in small cap stocks of late, and why the prospect of lower interest rates is actually good news for investors seeking balance.

Buoyed by more record highs, investors have been reinvigorated by the prospect of interest rate cuts in September as inflation slows. But, as SoFi’s Liz Young Thomas explains, interest rate cuts into a slowing economy are not always followed by great returns.

Nathaniel Popper joins The Express to talk about his latest book, "The Trolls of Wall Street: How the Outcasts and Insurgents are Hacking the Markets", and explains the origins of the meme stock explosion which actually took root during Occupy Wall Street.

Individual investors are as optimistic about the stock market as they’ve been in the past 12 months, expecting higher returns and putting money to work across ETFs and equities, Investopedia’s latest investor sentiment survey found.

Professor Teresa Ghilarducci, a labor economist and retirement expert at The New School for Social Research, has been arguing for years that the 401(k), which was never intended to be the primary retirement savings vehicle for most American workers, only helps high earners and is riddled with misaligned incentives.

Jayson Bronchetti, chief investment officer for Lincoln Financial, joins The Express to deliver the realities of what happens after the Fed cuts rates, and what to expect from the stock market in this unpredictable election year.