The Investopedia Express with Caleb Silver Investopedia

Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, the masterminds behind the ‘Earn Your Leisure’, podcast and platform, join the show to talk about their inspiration for EYL, spreading financial literacy to inner cities around the world, and how today’s entrepreneurs and investors are paying it forward. Plus, the Biden administration says it supports waiving intellectual property protections for COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Jesssica Shepherd, the Chief Medical Officer of Verywell, joins the show to talk about what that means for vaccine makers, patients and our health, post-pandemic. And, we dig through the bubbles as markets make record highs again. All that, and the question of the week, on The Investopedia Express.
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Michael Batnick of Ritholtz Wealth Management, and the blogger behind The Irrelevant Investor, joins the show to talk about how we get in the way of ourselves, and how it even happens to the greatest investors in the world. Plus, the U.S. economy is cooking with gas right now after the fastest quarterly GDP rise since 1984. What could slow it down? CEO pay has left the atmosphere, and that could bring in the activist investors. All that, and the investing term that the educated investor needs to know this week.
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On this week’s show, we go inside the mind of a veteran day trader as Kenny “Hit the Bid” Glick shows us how he trades today’s choppy markets, and we answer your trading questions. Plus, the specter of higher capital gains taxes is looming over the $49 trillion U.S. equity market. Is this the end of the gravy train? Plus, the investing term you need to know this week.
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Doug Boneparth of BonaFide Wealth joins the show to tackle your questions about how to start investing, how to choose your securities, where to find yield, and how to play it safe. Plus, there are more record highs than a Grateful Dead concert, and signs of irrational exuberance have made their way into a delicatessen. Find out what’s up with cold cuts, and the investing term of the week on this week’s episode of The Investopedia Express.
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We'll be answering the personal finance questions you might be afraid to ask. Best-selling author and syndicated Washington Post columnist Michelle Singletary joins the Express to share the real truths, realities, and solutions to our money problems. It’s a huge week ahead for corporate earnings, direct listings, and economic reports, and we set you up for what to expect. Plus, why are cautious investors starting to worry about the so-called "Buffett Indicator"? We break it down as The Investopedia Express rolls on.
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We go chart-hopping with JC Parets of AllStarCharts.com to find pockets of relative strength and potential weakness across markets. Plus, April is Financial Literacy Month, our favorite month of the year. We’ll share some of our favorite lessons and terms to help the educated investor stay smart as we jump into spring.
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