Six in Ten Are Losing Sleep Over Money Worries
Worried about your finances? A new survey by CreditCards.com finds almost 70% of women and almost 60% of men are up at night. Senior analyst Matt Schulz joins John Wordock with details.
6m Apr 22, 2016
6m
What's Next For Oil Prices?
Heard on the Street: Amid a week full of headlines, Miriam Gottfried, Spencer Jakab and Helen Thomas discuss the future direction of oil prices.
6m Apr 21, 2016
6m
Wells Fargo's Paul Christopher on ECB and China
Paul Christopher, head global market strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, discusses the ECB's rate decision, the future of China's economy and the investing climate in India. He joins John Wordock.
10m Apr 21, 2016
10m
What Are the Top Concerns Among the Ultra Wealthy?
Watching Your Wealth: Wealth-X president David Friedman reveals the various succession and inheritance issues that wealthy people are concerned about.
7m Apr 20, 2016
7m
Ranking Airlines on Comfort and Reliability
Air travelers always go online to search for the best price. But a new WalletHub survey ranks the best and worst airlines according to reliability and comfort. The Wall Street Journal discusses the survey results with WalletHub analyst Jill Gonzalez.
5m Apr 20, 2016
5m
Dow 18-Thousand: What's Next for the Markets?
On Monday, the Dow Industrials had their first close above 18 thousand since last July. Alan Gayle, Director of Asset Allocation at RidgeWorth Investments, thinks economic fundamentals are in place for markets to add to their recent gains.
7m Apr 19, 2016
7m
Tribune Media's Peter Liguori on Money and Media
Moneybeat: Tribune Media CEO Peter Liguori sits down with Paul Vigna and Stephen Grocer to discuss the importance of banking on quality in the ever-changing business of broadcast media.
8m Apr 18, 2016
8m
What You Need to Know: Where's the U.S. Economy?
Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com, tells the Wall Street Journal the picture is mixed. He says poor wage growth is one thing holding the economy back. He joins Charlie Turner.
9m Apr 18, 2016
9m
Investors Cautiously Optimistic, says Liz Miller
The markets appear to have stabilized after a volatile start to the year. Liz Miller, president of Summit Financial Advisors, says investors are cautiously optimistic amid global uncertainty.
6m Apr 16, 2016
6m
Big Banks Rally Thanks to Low Expectations
Heard on the Street: Miriam Gottfried, David Reilly, and Alex Frangos discuss Wall Street's reaction to the latest bank earnings, and the benefits of low expectations for big banks.
7m Apr 14, 2016
7m
Chuck Carlson Sizes up Earnings Season So Far
Chuck Carlson, CEO at Horizon Investment Services, talks to John Wordock about earnings reports from J.P. Morgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo. They also discuss historic jobless claims and consumer sentiment.
6m Apr 14, 2016
6m
A Lesson in Philanthropy With Jean Case
Watching Your Wealth: Jean Case, philanthropist and CEO of the Case Foundation, talks the importance of the wealthy giving back, and the best lessons she's learned about philanthropy.
7m Apr 13, 2016
7m
Does J.P. Morgan Mean Better Earnings Days Ahead?
J.P. Morgan's earnings were not as bad as feared. Does this mean this earnings season may prove better than expected? Jamie Cox, managing partner at Harris Financial, joins John Wordock to talk earnings, retail sales and standout stocks.
8m Apr 13, 2016
8m
Petrides: Watch Railroads, Financials This Week
Expect surprises and volatility in the weeks ahead. So says John Petrides. The managing director at Point View Wealth Management joins John Wordock to lift the curtain on earnings season.
5m Apr 12, 2016
5m
Can Earnings Season Beat Expectations?
Moneybeat: Will earnings season be as bad as Wall Street is predicting? Paul Vigna, Stephen Grocer, Kevin Kingsbury, and Ben Eisen break it down.
7m Apr 11, 2016
7m
Bill Stone: Energy, Financials to Dampen Earnings
Earnings and news about the consumer will likely dominate the calendar this week. Bill Stone, chief investment strategist at PNC Asset Management Group, joins John Wordock with insights.
6m Apr 11, 2016
6m
What the New Labor Dept. Rules Mean For Retirement
The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen discusses how new retirement rules from the Labor Department will impact the way you save for retirement.
5m Apr 11, 2016
5m
What Jim Awad Will Watch This Earnings Season
With earnings news kicking off this week, Jim Awad is searching for bright spots in a likely gloomy earnings season. The managing director at Plimsoll Mark Capital joins John Wordock.
5m Apr 10, 2016
5m
The New F-Word: The Fiduciary Standard
Financial Food Fight: The Moneybeat crew talk the fiduciary standard, and how new rules will force advisers to actually do what's best for their clients.
7m Apr 08, 2016
7m
How Much Is Gold Really Worth?
Heard on the Street: Steve Russolillo joins Miriam Gottfried and Helen Thomas to argue why gold's big first-quarter rally won't last.
7m Apr 07, 2016
7m
Hilary Kramer: What to Watch This Earnings Season
Earnings season kicks off this Monday. Just how bad will it be? What should you brace for? Hilary Kramer, chief investment officer A&G Capital, joins John Wordock with a preview.
9m Apr 07, 2016
9m
How Much Stock to Have in a Retirement Account
It's been seven years since the start of the last bull market. Is it time for investors to adjust the equity portion of their retirement portfolios? Jane Hodges, freelance writer and frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal, lays out four options for how much stock you might want to own in a retirement account.
9m Apr 07, 2016
9m
Thinking of Retiring Overseas? Here's How
Watching Your Wealth: A road map to a retirement abroad with Investopedia's David Siegel.
8m Apr 06, 2016
8m
Like Taylor Swift? You Probably Have Good Credit
WalletHub has released its annual survey of wacky correlations between our preferences and our credit scores. Bottom line: if you like Taylor Swift, own a dog or are a hockey fan, chances are you've got good credit! WalletHub.com analyst Jill Gonzalez talks about the 2016 Credit Score Fun Facts survey.
6m Apr 06, 2016
6m
Investment Home Sales Rise, Vacation Homes Dip
Investment home purchases are up for the first time in a half-decade, but vacation home sales have cooled off. Jessica Lautz at the National Association of Realtors joins John Wordock with a new survey.
5m Apr 06, 2016
5m
Chase Enacts Caps on Non-Customer ATM Withdrawals
Wall Street Journal reporter Emily Glazer says JP Morgan Chase started limiting non-customer ATM withdrawals to one thousand dollars daily per card. The bank pointed to large cash transfers that could be a sign of criminal activity.
5m Apr 05, 2016
5m
36 Million Homeowners Are Planning Renovations
A new survey by Bankrate.com says 36 million US homeowners are planning renovations in the next 12 months. Mike Cetera, personal loans and credit analyst at Bankrate, tells the Wall Street Journal that home exterior or yard renovations are the most popular options.
6m Apr 05, 2016
6m
Dissecting the Starwood-Anbang Fallout
Paul Vigna and Stephen Grocer continue to dissect the fallout from the Starwood-Anbang deal with Dana Mattioli, who joins the show with the latest details.
6m Apr 04, 2016
6m
New Rules Will Impact How You Save for Retirement
This week, the government is set to release new regulations affecting stockbrokers. Jason Zweig of the Wall Street Journal says the rules will require brokers getting paid fees and commissions on retirement investment advice to act solely in the best interest of the investor.
7m Apr 04, 2016
7m
Expect Higher Earnings and Stocks Later This Year
The market has generally been flat, with earnings on the weak side. But Ed Keon, portfolio manager at QMA, tells the Wall Street Journal that he expects both stocks and profits to pick up as the year progresses.
6m Apr 02, 2016
6m
Anbang Walks Away From Starwood Deal. What's Next?
Financial Food Fight: Paul Vigna, John Carney, Telis Demos, Stephen Grocer and Chuck Jaffe take a look at the latest twist in the Starwood deal as Anbang backs away from its bid.
6m Apr 01, 2016
6m
Will the Model 3 Tesla Appeal to the Mass Market?
Heard on the Street: Just ahead of the unveiling of Tesla's new Model 3 electric car, the Heard on the Street gang assesses whether it will be able to make enough to supply the masses.
6m Mar 31, 2016
6m
The Best Markets To Buy Single Family Rentals
Thinking about buying a residential rental property? A new survey by RealtyTrac tells you which US markets you can get the best return on your investment. RealtyTrac's Daren Blomquist says counties covering Baltimore, Atlanta and Detroit top the list.
9m Mar 31, 2016
9m
'Datageddon' Week: How Will the Markets Fare?
Just ahead of Janet Yellen's speech on economic policy, the Moneybeat crew predict what's in store for the markets as investors prepare for a busy week of key economic data.
7m Mar 28, 2016
7m
Banks Ramp Up the Push for Home Equity Lines
Need money for home repairs? Banks are ramping up the push to tout home equity lines of credit in which home owners draw down the equity in their home as they need cash. The Wall Street Journal's AnnaMaria Andriotis has more.
9m Mar 28, 2016
9m
Millennials Are Beating Other Age Groups at Saving
Americans are saving more money than they did a year ago, according to a new survey by Bankrate.com. Greg McBride, Bankrate's chief financial analyst, tells the Wall Street Journal why the biggest savers are millennials.
6m Mar 28, 2016
6m
What Will Investors Watch For in the Week Ahead?
Liz Miller of Summit Place Financial Advisors previews the new week. She tells the Wall Street Journal investors will await the March jobs report and will also watch to see if the market can eke out a small gain for the first quarter.
6m Mar 26, 2016
6m
The Fight Over Yahoo's Board Heats Up
Moneybeat's Financial Food Fight: Paul Vigna, Stephen Grocer, Chuck Jaffe and Aaron Kuriloff discuss the latest in the fight over Yahoo's board.
7m Mar 25, 2016
7m
A Planned Hotel Merger May Affect Loyalty Programs
Starwood has received a boosted 13.6 billion dollar buyout bid from Marriott International. The merger, if approved, would form the world's largest hotel company. But Brian Kelly, the Points Guy, tells the Wall Street Journal the deal could also negatively affect the rewards programs which are very popular with Starwood customers.
6m Mar 25, 2016
6m
Do Smaller iPhones Mean Bigger Business for Apple?
Heard on the Street: Dan Gallagher talks the new iPhone SE. Do big things come with small screens for Apple?
6m Mar 24, 2016
6m
Homes Are Becoming Less Affordable in More Areas
A greater percentage of US housing markets are becoming less affordable for home buyers. Realty Trac Senior Vice President Daren Blomquist tells the Wall Street Journal that nine percent of all counties in first quarter 2016 were deemed less affordable, versus just two percent a year earlier.
9m Mar 24, 2016
9m
Do the Wealthy Make Too Much For Roth IRAs?
Watching Your Wealth: Folks who acquire a certain amount of wealth don't think they can qualify for a Roth IRA, but that may not always be the case. Dan Yu, managing principal of EisnerAmper Wealth Advisors, breaks it down.
5m Mar 23, 2016
5m
The Brussels Attacks: How Should Investors Behave?
What should investors do upon hearing the news of the deadly Brussels bombings? Mark Heppenstall, chief investment officer of Penn Mutual Asset Management, tells the Wall Street Journal that he would advise against any knee jerk reaction.
8m Mar 22, 2016
8m
Paul Nolte: Market Could Start to Struggle Again
Paul Nolte, a portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management, joins John Wordock to discuss the economy, upcoming earnings season and Election 2016.
6m Mar 22, 2016
6m
Yet Another Shake-Up for Valeant Pharmaceuticals
The Moneybeat crew catches up with the latest news out of Valeant Pharmaceuticals, as its board sees a huge shakeup amid waves of controversy and a plunging stock price.
7m Mar 21, 2016
7m
What Could Snap Wall Street's Winning Streak?
Stocks have advanced for five straight weeks. What could end that streak? John Manley, chief equity strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Group, joins John Wordock.
5m Mar 21, 2016
5m
Stocks on a Five-Week Winning Streak. What's Next?
US stocks have been on a roll, finishing higher for five straight weeks. What can investors expect going forward? WSJ spoke with Liz Miller, president of Summit Place Financial Advisors.
6m Mar 19, 2016
6m
Valeant's Collapse: What's Next for Hedge Funds?
Financial Food Fight: In the wake of Valeant's stock collapsing, Paul Vigna, John Carney, Jack Otter and Chuck Jaffe examine what went wrong and discuss the hedge funds getting creamed in the aftermath.
7m Mar 18, 2016
7m
The Dow Goes Green for 2016. How Long Can it Last?
Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, talks with WSJ about the stock rally, reasons for the rise and whether investors can look forward to more gains.
6m Mar 18, 2016
6m
Valeant's Stock Plunges Amid Culture of Disruption
Heard on the Street: Charley Grant discusses the culture of disruption that led to a huge stock plunge for Valeant Pharmaceuticals.
6m Mar 17, 2016
6m