What the Market Crash Says About How Investin...

There are a lot of things to be annoyed about in modern life. The high cost of food and housing and childcare. Dating apps that don't seem to work. The fear of AI replacing you at your job. These are all common complaints and concerns, and each of them can be traced to a specific ...  Show more

It's possible that the war in Iran could reshape financial flows in significant ways. Perhaps the Gulf states will end up as less desirable places to do business. Perhaps Iran will have a tollbooth at the Strait of Hormuz. Perhaps this episode will accelerate the world's shift aw ...  Show more

Over the past few years, just a few large-cap technology stocks have powered the stock market’s returns. That trend shows no signs of abating anytime soon, as demand for artificial intelligence continues to send the tech sector higher. 

A highly concentrated market can—a ...

On this latest episode of the "On the Tape" podcast, hosts Guy Adami, Liz Young Thomas, and Dan Nathan discuss market trends and Federal Reserve updates. They reflect on Fed Chair Jerome Powell's recent comments and his effective communication strategy while anticipating the upco ...  Show more

Stocks closed well off their lows of the day, but a stark warning from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon may be reason for investors to pause. We dive into what he said, and why markets might be missing his message. Plus Chinese stocks are on pace for their worst start to the year sinc ...

<span>In this enlightening clip, join Rashad Bilal, Troy Millings, and Ian Dunlap as they break down Warren Buffett’s investment preferences and debate the classic question: stocks or real estate? The trio dives into public records showing Buffett famously owns just one home a ...