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Caleb Silver

Caleb Silver

Editor in Chief at Investopedia.com

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  • English
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The Story Behind Chef Kwame Onwuachi's Recipe for Innovation

Chef Kwame Onwuachi is one of the most influential and innovative chefs working today. Our conversation took place at Future Proof CityWide in Miami Beach in March, as part of the Recipe for Innovation Live series from Invesco QQQ, in partnership with Investopedia and Food and Wine.
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Warren Buffett To Step Down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at Year-End

Warren Buffett said Saturday he intends to step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, with Vice Chair Greg Abel set to assume the role at the end of the year.
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David Booth on the Birth of Big Data and Dimensional Funds

David Booth, the founder and Chairman of Dimensional Funds, on how he and a group of future Nobel Prize winners came together at the University of Chicago in the late 1960’s and 70’s and revolutionized the investing world by applying data to quantify the real performance of the stock market.
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The De-Escalation Trade Roars Back, but Halloween May Get Ghosted

A de-escalation in the tariff sabre rattling between the U.S. and China brought buyers back into the stock market, lifting it well out of correction territory as investors hope for cooler heads to prevail. However, damage to retail supply chains may have been done, according to the National Retail Federation.
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The Fed Said the "T" Word, and Individual Investors Buy the Dip

Stocks rallied last week following dovish comments and forecasts from the Federal Reserve, but Chair Powell said inflation may be 'transitory', which brought flashbacks from 2021. Investors are as bearish as ever, but retail investors have been buying the dip on stocks that are way off their recent highs.
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Seema Shah on How To Invest Through Policy Chaos

Seema Shah, the chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management, on how and where to invest as tariff and policy uncertainty roils markets and economies. In an unpredictable investing landscape, Seema helps us focus on the real trends, assets and indicators that can lead us to a clearer path.
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The Correction Cometh as the Fed Put Goes Into High Gear

The S&P 500 fell into a correction last week as sentiment soured to multi-year lows amid tariff and economic policy uncertainty. Don't look now, but credit spreads are widening, pushing the Fed into the caution zone ahead of this week's pivotal meeting on interest rates.
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Momentum Loses Its MoJo, and the Risk Trade Gets Wrecked

February was a short and brutal month across the capital markets as the momentum trade into Big Tech and A.I. stocks reversed, leaving a pile-up of major losses across investors' favorite stocks.
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Sentiment Shaken, Stocks Stirred, and Retail Traders Rush In

A swift drop in investor and consumer sentiment rattled the ‘Immaculate Rotation’ from growth to value stocks, sending the stock market off of record highs. But that hasn’t stopped retail traders from rushing back into the stock market at levels approaching 2021 highs.
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The Bull Goes Global, and Welcome to the Age of Electricity

Stocks snapped a two-week losing streak, battling through tariff and inflation headlines, to come within a fraction of all-time highs. What's driving the market higher now, what's different about today's rally, and why are global stocks spiking in the age of American Exceptionalism?
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The Securitization of the "America First" Agenda

Investors are bracing for more political chaos after last week's tariff wars which tripped up sentiment, sending the dollar higher and gold to record levels. Plus, President Trump's holding company just announced the registration of new ETFs and SMAs that track his "America First" agenda.