The Investopedia Express with Caleb Silver

Ryan Detrick, The Chief Market Strategist for LPL Financial rejoins The Express to put the market's recent volatility into perspective... long term perspective, and why it might just be different this time. Plus, despite the slight recovery in the tech sector, some of 2020's stock market standouts are down 70% or more from their highs. We name names on The Express.

Award-winning journalist, entrepreneur, and tech-insider Laurie Segall joins the show to talk about her new book that documents the early and mysterious days of tech's titans, what the meta-verse will actually be like, and how to stay human in today's digital world. Plus, we put the stock market's recent losses in perspective... long term perspective. And, there's something about the month of March we can't ignore.

John Kilduff, founder of Again Capital and author of The Kilduff Report, breaks down the dynamics behind the rapid surge in oil prices, and what could happen next if Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine. Plus, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are displaying some unusual behavior as they are being used inside the war, and hotly traded as investors turn away from other risky assets. What's the correlation?

Jason Trennert of Strategas Research Partners joins the show to talk about how to invest through geopolitical uncertainty, and the new realities of higher interest rates and persistent inflation. Plus, we unpack the sanctions levied against Russia, and how the SWIFT system works.

Ash Cash Exantus, founder and CEO of Mind Right Money and host of the Inside the Vault podcast, joins the show to talk about how he is using hip-hop culture to educate and motivate tens of thousands of people to take control of their money and start investing. Plus, the U.S. stock market is one of the worst performers on the planet? Where on Earth did all the money flow?

The self-taught trader and former school assistant principal shares how she learned her craft, and how she is teaching it to thousands of new investors and traders. Plus, the stock selloff intensifies as inflation concerns and tensions between Russia and the Ukraine grow. How are investors maneuvering around the 'fear trade', and what the yield curve is telling us.

The Wharton professor, and author of the seminal, "Stocks for the Long Run," joins the show to put the market's recent shakiness into long-term perspective, advice on how to build a portfolio today for any age, how to think about cryptocurrency, and his greatest investing influences. Plus, this Sunday's Super Bowl will break records for advertising sales and gambling revenue, but what's in it for the players besides glory? We break down the economics of the big game.

Anastasia Amoroso, Chief Investment Strategist for iCapital, joins the show with timely advice on how to find opportunities for alpha outside the U.S. stock market as the air comes out of inflated assets. Also, what the Fed said, and didn't say, that shook the market last week, and what that means for the pace and size of upcoming rate hikes. Plus tensions rise around Russia and Ukraine, roiling natural gas markets, and China rings in the Year of the Tiger.

The two-time Super Bowl winning former quarterback of the NY Giants has taken his off-the-field talents to Brand Equity Partners to help develop and grow businesses from the inside. Eli discusses his passion for investing, how he's learning about finance, what the NFL is doing about financial literacy, and his favorite Po'Boy in his hometown of New Orleans. Plus, the sell-off in risk assets accelerates. We chart the decline and prepare the educated investor for what's next.

Ray Dalio, the high priest of macro investing, joins the show to discuss his new book on the rise and fall of economic empires, and how to invest now given the massive structural changes happening in the global economy. Plus, economists and CEOs are predicting as many as 6 interest rate hikes in 2022. We look at what that could do to an already vulnerable stock market.