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  November 29, 2021

  Trapping stocks with the Wall Street Trapper

  The Trapper joins the show to talk about how his early life on the streets of New Orleans prepared him to become a disciplined and savvy investor, and how he is using his vast online influence to educate lower-income communities to build wealth through and break the cycle of poverty. He also reveals his methodology and his favorite sectors to trap returns. Plus, the Omicron variant has blown in a gust of uncertainty across capital markets, just as investors ramp up speculation and pour record amounts into stocks. What could go wrong?Thanks See

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  November 22, 2021

  Inflation and the Stock Market: A complicated history

  Sam Stovall, Chief Investment Strategist for CFRA Research, joins the show to walk us through how historic rises in inflation have impacted markets, and what we should watch out for this time. Plus, speculation reverses as the hottest stocks of early 2021 have fallen from grace, yet investors keep levering up as the market dances around record highs. What could go wrong? Tune in. See

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  November 15, 2021

  Betterment Comes of Age

  Sarah Levy, CEO of Betterment, joins the show to talk about how one of the original Robo-Advisors has navigated the past decade and where it is headed in the future. Plus, inflation starts to chip away at investor confidence and we identify the most vulnerable areas of the market. That, and the term of the week that investors need to know, See

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  November 8, 2021

  How the "Apes" Cracked Wall Street

  Melissa Lee, host of CNBC's Fast Money, joins the show to talk about her recent documentary on the Meme-Stock revolution, and the new regime of day traders and investors who have changed the stock market forever. Plus, more government spending is on the way, and that's usually good news for the stock market. That, and the investing term of the week on The Investopedia Express. See

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  November 1, 2021

  The Voice of American Business News

  Kai Ryssdal, host of Marketplace Radio, joins the Express to talk about the widening disconnect between markets and the economy, and what he hears from Marketplace's 14 million listeners. Plus, the harder they come, the harder they fall, as Apple and Amazon fall victim to supply chain constraints, and consumers curb their enthusiasm. We look into what that means for the market's momentum for the rest of the year. See

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  October 25, 2021

  The View from Hedgeye's Perch

  Keith McCullough, the co-founder and CEO of Hedgeye Risk Management, joins the show to lay out his multi-factor approach to identifying market and economic cycles. Numbers don't lie, and Keith shares his take on why the consensus views may be way off. Plus, SPACs snap back as risk rises across the capital markets again. And Big Tech steps into the spotlight with earnings reports this week. We'll tell you what you need to know along with the Investing term of the week. See

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  October 18, 2021

  The Federal Reserve and the Future of Digital Currency

  Sunayna Tuteja, the Fed's first Chief Innovation Officer, joins the show in her first interview to discuss how the central bank is approaching the development of a digital currency, and how it plans to regulate cryptocurrency. Plus, the first Bitcoin-related ETF started trading in the U.S. this week. We'll tell you how it works and what's actually in it. All that and more on this week's Investopedia Express.The Investopedia Express is sponsored by Ameriprise Financial Services. See

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  October 11, 2021

  The World According to Gary Vaynerchuk

  The original influence marketer and e-commerce pioneer joins the show to talk about his passion for non-fungible tokens, the future of advertising, and why empathy is his guiding principle. Plus, investors brace themselves for earnings season and more choppiness in the capital markets as the economic warning signs continue to mount. The Investopedia Express is sponsored by Ameriprise Financial Services. See

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  October 4, 2021

  How a Top Stock Picker Sees the Market Right Now

  Stephanie Link, the Chief Investment Strategist of Hightower Advisors, joins the Express to identify where she sees the greatest opportunities and risks in the stock market right now. Plus, what's behind the recent surge in commodity prices, and brace yourselves for another wave of corporate debt to hit the market. The Investopedia Express is sponsored by Ameriprise Financial See

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  September 27, 2021

  How Healthy is the Global Economic Recovery?

  Ethan Harris, Head of Global Economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, joins the show to take a stethoscope to economies around the world for health checks. Plus, the markets bent, but didn’t break, after volatility swept in with the Autumn wind. What should investors expect for the rest of the year? And, the term of the week that the educated investor needs to know.The Investopedia Express is sponsored by Ameriprise Financial See

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  September 20, 2021

  How Financial Stress affects our Health

  Amy Morin, Editor in Chief of VeryWell Mind joins the show to talk about how our financial, physical and mental health are all connected, and how to deal with stress. Plus, there are bear markets popping up everywhere. How to spot them and steer your portfolio to safety during the roughest stretch of the year for stocks. See

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  September 13, 2021

  Inside the Mysterious Multi-Trillion World of Private Equity

  Dan Primack of Axios joins the show to talk about the record amounts of money flowing through private equity right now, who's behind it, and where it is being deployed. Also, it's a big week for Apple, and an even bigger year for sports betting. Plus the investing term we need to know this week. See

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  September 7, 2021

  How to Invest in a Softening Economy, and Financial Literacy for Kids

  Kenny Polcari climbs back aboard to discuss what a slowdown in hiring means for the U.S. economy and the stock market. And, how young is too young to teach kids financial literacy? Courtney Hale, the Chief Hope Officer of SuperMoneyKids joins the show, and he says the earlier the better. See

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  August 30, 2021

  Charting the Next Moves for Stocks and Cryptocurrencies

  Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies joins The Express to go inside the most important charts and trends underlying global stocks, Bitcoin and other securities, and shows us where the strengths and weaknesses really are. Plus, why the full economic recovery many of us expected, may have to wait until 2022. And, Happy Birthday to Warren Buffett! See

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  August 23, 2021

  The Greatest Risks Facing the Global Economy

  Ian Bremmer, best-selling author and founder of the Eurasia Group, joins the show to discuss the greatest risks facing the recovery, the biggest surprises so far, and what he’s optimistic about for the future. Plus, sentiment has shifted in the capital markets and the economy. How might that impact investors for the rest of the year, and the term of the week. See

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  August 16, 2021

  How to Manage Sudden Wealth Syndrome

  Joe McLean, financial advisor to professional athletes, celebrities, and executives, explains the biggest mistakes the suddenly wealthy make, and how to manage your financial life if and when you get a windfall of cash. Plus, what the Supreme Court's decision on NCAA student-athletes' ability to get paid means for the future of college and professional sports. That, and the term of the week that the educated investor needs to know. See

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  August 9, 2021

  Myth-busting the Oldest Rules in Investing

  Nick Maggiulli, the blogger behind Of Dollars and Data, joins the show to break apart some of the oldest and most popular rules for investing, and offers age-less advice for younger investors who are just beginning their journey. Plus, what to expect from earnings and the economic reports this week. That, and the investing term of the week that educated investors need to know. See

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  August 2, 2021

  Robinhood's IPO and the Future of Trading

  Tom Sosnoff, founder of TastyTrade and ThinkorSwim, joins the Express to talk about what the influx of new traders means for markets, and how trading platforms and regulators need to evolve to keep them trading. Also, what to expect from earnings, and the term of the week that educated investors need to know. See

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  July 26, 2021

  The Real Deal in the U.S. Real Estate Market

  Julian Hebron of The Basis Point joins the show to blast through the myths around the U.S. housing market and forecasts when prices are expected to cool and inventories will rise. Plus, how new real estate tech platforms are disrupting the market, and what that means for buyers, sellers, and investors. And, brace yourself for a flurry of earnings this week as markets dance around record highs. The Investopedia Express is sponsored by NewRez.The Investopedia Express is sponsored by Newrez. Learn more at newrez.com/FindMyHome See

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  July 19, 2021

  The incredible rise and spectacular collapse of WeWork

  Maureen Farrell of the Wall Street Journal and co-author of "The Cult of We", joins the show to unpack how the unicorn office rental/real estate company went from one of the most valued private companies on the planet to near collapse under the leadership of its cult-like leader, Adam Neumann. Also, what's really driving consumer prices higher, and how much longer will inflation stick around. Plus, the term of the week that educated investors need to know. The Investopedia Express is sponsored by Newrez. Learn more at newrez.com/FindMyHome See

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