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Chuck Jaffe - Financial journalist, broadcaster, and personal-finance commentator specializing in investing, markets, and money management.
Jed Ellerbroek - Stock Selection, Enduring Businesses, And Investing Amid Artificial-intelligence Industry Growth.
Todd Rosenbluth - Exchange-traded Funds, Single-stock Funds, Leveraged Exposure, And Investment Strategies.
Jason Vaillancourt - Artificial-intelligence-driven Markets, Portfolio Risk, Income Strategies, And Interest-rate Policy.
David Rose - Small-cap Stocks, Core Growth Companies, Special Situations, And Investment Opportunities.
Stuart Katz - Equity Markets, Treasury Yields, Economic Resilience, And The Outlook For Interest Rates.
Schaeffer's Timpane sees a post-election rally carrying into 2027
September 22, 2026
Matthew Timpane, senior market strategist at Schaeffer's Investment Research, says he expects the market to rally once the midterm elections are through, particularly because the third-year of the presidential cycle tends to be the most bullish, most notably the first half of those years. For the short-term — as the market finishes a September in which it has shown none of the usual seasonal signs of distress and rolls into October — Timpane sees a market that could get to roughly 8100 on the...
Economist Edmans on crazy investors and 'The Madness of Markets'
September 21, 2026
Alex Edmans, author of "The Madness of Markets: Why Smart Investors Make Crazy Decisions - And How to Exploit Them," says that even smart investors sometimes make poor financial decisions, noting that overconfidence, fear, excitement, and the tendency to overreact to market news can cause investors to trade too frequently and buy high/sell low. Edmans says the financial industry is amplifying these mistakes by making trading easier (encouraging activity that generates fees or spreads), and re...
Morningstar research says new ETFs look more like gambles
September 18, 2026
Dan Sotiroff, associate director of passive strategies at Morningstar goes "Off The News" discussing the firm's just-released "State of US ETFs 2026" report, which found that heightened competition is increasingly pushing fund firms to open "complex, narrowly focused strategies that may resemble gambling more than long-term investing. He says that the issues are strange and getting weirder, citing examples of ETFs now tied to everything from election results to hockey scores, and while many o...
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