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Caleb Silver

Caleb Silver

Editor in Chief at Investopedia.com

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The National and Economic Security Portfolio

There’s a through line that runs through the White House’s ambitions in Venezuela and Greenland, and it has all been laid out in its National Security Strategy. Terry Haines of Pangaea Policy breaks it down and shows us where the money is moving across the capital markets to take advantage of the new normal.
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The 25 Largest Economies in the World

Learn which countries are among the top 25 economies in the world. The United States has been the largest for over a century, but China may soon overtake it.
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Investing in the New World Order

2026 came in like a lion with the U.S. invasion of Venezuela and a bull market charging into its fourth year, testing investors’ confidence. Liz Thomas of SoFi returns to the Express to share her outlook for the new year and discuss specific risk factors that could challenge our faith in the momentum underlying recent trends.
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Jim Cramer’s Lessons for Investing in Any Market

Jim Cramer, the legendary investor, educator, best-selling author, host of CNBC’s Mad Money and Squawk on the Street, joins the Express with lessons for investing in any market and more.
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Diving Deep Into Investor Sentiment

Our final investor sentiment survey of the year reveals that we are as optimistic as we’ve been in months, despite concerns about inflation and a potential stock market bubble.
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Separating Facts vs. Feelings as Investors

Investors can’t help but feel like the stock market might be on the thin skin of a bubble, but the even if we are, it doesn’t mean we should not expect more strong returns based on trends and price action.
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What Really Caused the Stock Market Crash of 1929

Rampant speculation, a divided Federal Reserve, big companies making big bets, and geopolitical instability. Sound familiar? Andrew Ross Sorkin, the best-selling author, New York Times writer, and CNBC Anchor, joins The Express to talk about what really caused the Great Crash of 1929, the key players behind it, and the eerie similarities to what’s happening today in the stock market and the economy.
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Playing Offense and Defense in Q4

A potential tariff truce between the U.S. and China has stocks hitting new highs despite the shutdown and a slowing job market. Plus, all signs point towards another small cut from the Fed this week. Shannon Sacoccia of Neuberger Berman drops in.
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Truths and Consequences About Investing

Investors continue to climb over walls of worry and keep buying, even amid the latest concerns about regional bank credit risk, the prospect of even higher tariffs, and the third week of the government shutdown.
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Investors Are Still Optimistic, But Skepticism Is Creeping In

Individual investors are still mostly optimistic about their investments, but they're concerned about tariffs, inflation, asset bubbles and government policy impacting future returns.
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The $16 Trillion Stock Rally

Legendary tech investor Dan Niles breaks down the bull between the horns but warns of a fowl Thanksgiving surprise. Plus, investors are hoping for more rate cuts than the Fed is planning on, at least for now... Why this mismatch could lead to unfulfilled expectations.
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Future-Proofing Wealth Management

Those in the wealth industry flock to the Future Proof Wealth Festival in Huntington Beach, California every September. The Express rolls in on the boardwalk, and Dave Nadig, the ETF Wizard and president of ETF.com, drops in.
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Inside the World’s Biggest Wealth Festival

Investopedia goes inside Invest Fest, the biggest and best wealth festival on the planet, as it celebrates its fifth year of bringing education and empowerment to over 25,000 people in Atlanta.
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“What… Me Worry?” Individual Investors are Increasingly Optimistic

As concerns over tariffs and a potential recession fade, individual investors are becoming more optimistic about the market amid all-time highs for the stock market and other risk assets.
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Climbing The Wealth Ladder

Nick Maggiulli, the founder of ofdollarsanddata.com and author of “The Wealth Ladder”, joins the Express to break down the rungs of wealth and how to navigate the stock market climb in 2025.
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Investing Through a Cloud of Dubious Data

This is an uncertain new world for investors who have so far been enjoying the march to record highs as a handful of the biggest stock in the market. Jay Woods, Chief Global Strategist for Freedom Capital Markets, helps us find the right price levels even as the data we depend on could become more dubious.
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High Anxiety Inside the Everything Rally

This summer, markets are reaching all-time highs as the tariff deadline approaches and the Big Beautiful Tax bill has been signed into law. We go inside the rally with Ryan Detrick of The Carson Group.
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Event Risk Rattles the Rally as Middle East Tensions Rise

JC Parets of TrendLabs joins The Express to share the only charts that really matter right now, and the key indicators to watch this summer
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The Bro Billionaire Basket of Stocks Leads a New Bull Stampede

As trade tensions ease and the headline economic data eases recession fears, a new bull market is picking up speed led by what Bank of America Securities calls the "Bro Billionaire Basket of Stocks", including Palantir, Nvidia, Coinbase and Bitcoin.
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The New Age of Cryptocurrency Is Here

From inside the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, it is clear that the new era of cryptocurrency is here and fully backed by the Trump administration. Plus, the tariff war is far from over, but CEOs like Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan are more worried about the war we are waging with the 'enemy within'.
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A New Bull Is Born and the U.S. Gets a Downgrade

The 90-day tariff truce boosted markets and propelled the Nasdaq into a new bull market as the A.I. trade got some beneficial treatment from the White House. Is there any conviction behind this rally, or is it simply short covering ahead of the summer season? Plus, Moody's downgrades the U.S. credit rating.