How Much Longer Can the Bull Market Keep Going?
The bull run on Wall Street is now seven years old. Can it last the rest of 2016? Tracie McMillion, head of global asset allocation at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, joins John Wordock with insights.
6m Mar 17, 2016
6m
Alzheimer's Disease: The Financial Threat
Watching Your Wealth: Veronica Dagher examines the risks Alzheimer's disease poses to our finances as we age, and the steps we can take to protect our money.
6m Mar 16, 2016
6m
Canally: Fed Starts March Madness a Little Early
John Canally, chief economic strategist at LPL Financial, joins John Wordock to break down why the Federal Reserve is lowering its interest rate hike forecast for 2016. He also sketches out when the rate hikes could happen in an election year.
6m Mar 16, 2016
6m
PwC: Commercial Real Estate Investors Are Cautious
"Cautiously optimistic" and "uncertain at best." That's how some commercial real estate investors view 2016 in a new survey. PwC's Byron Carlock joins John Wordock.
4m Mar 16, 2016
4m
What to Watch on Wall Street: Chad Morganlander
Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel Nicolaus, joins John Wordock at the opening bell Tuesday to talk about the Fed, consumers, retail sales and oil.
6m Mar 15, 2016
6m
A Chinese Company Bids for Starwood
Stephen Grocer talks with Maureen Farrell and Dana Cimilluca about the latest on a Chinese company bidding for Starwood.
5m Mar 14, 2016
5m
Hugh Johnson: Key Items to Watch This Week
The Fed. Retail sales. Inflation reports. Oil prices. Wall Street veteran Hugh Johnson joins John Wordock with tips on what you should monitor on the calendar this week.
5m Mar 14, 2016
5m
What You Need to Know: Upcoming Fed Meeting
The Federal Reserve holds a two-day meeting this coming week, with chairwoman Janet Yellen holding a press conference Wednesday. Bankrate chief financial analyst Greg McBride joins John Wordock with a preview.
6m Mar 12, 2016
6m
Hopes for a Spending Spree on St. Patrick's Day
Americans are expected to spend more than four billion dollars on St. Patrick's Day, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation. WSJ talked with NRF spokesperson Treacy Reynolds about the survey findings.
4m Mar 11, 2016
4m
How to Secure Your Money Before Cohabitation
Watching Your Wealth: Joslin Davis of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers discusses the issues between couples who cohabitate, and why they're involving lawyers when they split up.
6m Mar 11, 2016
6m
Will the ECB's Attempt to Revive the Economy Work?
Heard on the Street: Miriam Gottfried and Spencer Jakab discuss the latest moves from the European Central Bank with Helen Thomas in London. Can the ECB revive the eurozone economy?
6m Mar 10, 2016
6m
Millennials Are Buying Homes -- in the Suburbs
Millennials are buying fewer homes in city centers and they're pursuing homes in the suburbs. So finds the National Association of Realtors. The trade group's Jessica Lautz joins John Wordock with new findings.
4m Mar 10, 2016
4m
Shifting Trends for the Wealthy in Silicon Valley
Watching Your Wealth: There is a new generation of wealth finding a home in Silicon Valley. Veronica Dagher examines the shifting trends and how the newly rich manages their money.
6m Mar 09, 2016
6m
Credit Card Debt Keeps Rising, Nears 2008 High
The typical household has almost $8,000 in credit card debt, the highest since the Great Recession. CardHub analyst Jill Gonzalez joins John Wordock with new details.
5m Mar 09, 2016
5m
Looking for Free Checking? Try a Credit Union
A new survey by Bankrate.com finds credit unions are twice as likely as banks to offer a free checking account. WSJ talked about the findings with Bankrate chief financial analyst Greg McBride.
6m Mar 08, 2016
6m
Where is Auto Insurance Most Expensive, Cheapest?
Consumer analyst Penny Gusner at Insure.com joins John Wordock to discuss a new survey looking at the best and worst states for auto insurance rates.
3m Mar 08, 2016
3m
Are We Safe From Another Recession Yet?
Even though the market is seeing an upswing, is it too soon to stop worrying about a recession? Economics columnist for the Wall Street Journal, Greg Ip, assesses where the market stands after weathering a rough couple of months.
6m Mar 07, 2016
6m
Dow 17,000: Is This News Significant or Symbolic?
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been hanging around 17,000. But is this significant or just symbolic? Loren Danielson, senior vice president at RBC Wealth Maanagement, joins John Wordock.
4m Mar 07, 2016
4m
Look Ahead: What Investors Should Watch Out For
On the heels of a stronger than expected report on job growth and another positive week for stocks, where does the market go from here? Watch should investors watch for? WSJ talks with Tony Dwyer, senior managing director and chief market strategist at Canaccord Genuity.
7m Mar 05, 2016
7m
Stronger Than Expected Job Growth in February
The economy added 242 thousand jobs in February, which was more than expected. But hourly wages were weaker than forecast. WSJ talks about the numbers with Brian Battle, director of trading at Performance Trust Capital Partners.
5m Mar 04, 2016
5m
Is March's Market Optimism Misplaced?
Miriam Gottfried, David Reilly, Alex Frangos and Steve Russolillo dissect whether the recent rally means we're back to a bull market, or if market optimism for March is misplaced.
6m Mar 03, 2016
6m
RealtyTrac: Home Flipping Surges in 75% of Cities
Did you buy a home and then sell it within a year? Home flipping surged in three-quarters of cities surveyed by RealtyTrac in 2015. Daren Blomquist joins John Wordock to reveal RealtyTrac's latest findings.
8m Mar 03, 2016
8m
Are Financial Trends Shifting for the Wealthy?
Watching Your Wealth: Financial adviser Winnie Sun, co-founder of Sun Group Wealth Partners, reveals why some wealthy folks aren't feeling so wealthy lately, and highlights the shifting financial trends at the root of this growing sentiment.
6m Mar 02, 2016
6m
What's Next for Valeant Pharmaceuticals?
After a postponed earnings call, can the return of chief executive Michael Pearson help Valeant Pharmaceuticals find its way out of a cloud of uncertainty?
7m Feb 29, 2016
7m
Investors Face a Busy Week,Topped by Jobs Data
Wall Street investors will have plenty to deal with in the coming week, including the closely-watched February employment report. Art Hogan of Wunderlich Securities talks about the week ahead.
8m Feb 27, 2016
8m
Fitbit and GoPro: Staying Power? Or Just a Fad?
Heard on the Street: The debate continues around one-product companies like Fitbit and GoPro over whether they have staying power. Dan Gallagher joins Miriam Gottfried and Steve Russolillo to discuss whether or not these companies are one hit wonders.
7m Feb 25, 2016
7m
How To Handle Getting Passed Up for That Promotion
Adam Ochstein, Founder and CEO of StratEx, discusses the best course of action to take after learning you've been passed up for a promotion, and how to go about stacking the odds in your favor for next time.
6m Feb 25, 2016
6m
Want to Retire in Three Years? Here's How
Watching Your Wealth: The road to retirement can be a long one. WSJ's Anne Tergesen reveals the steps you need to take if you want to get the job done in three years.
7m Feb 24, 2016
7m
That Bites! Tooth Fairy Index Declines This Year
Delta Dental's annual Tooth Fairy Poll shows children are getting less money this year. Spokesman David Irwin joins John Wordock to talk about the Tooth Fairy Index as an economic indicator and how it's dovetailed with the S&P 500 the last decade.
5m Feb 24, 2016
5m
If Stocks Were Movies, Who'd Win Best Picture?
Jamie Cox, managing partner at Harris Financial Group, joins John Wordock to examine where Wall Street stands after a stretch of gains. Also, Cox reveals which stock he thinks should win Best Picture.
8m Feb 23, 2016
8m
Survey: 46% of Homeowners See Equity Rising in '16
Almost half of U.S. homeowners expect their equity to rise this year. So finds loanDepot. The lender's chief financial officer, Bryan Sullivan, joins John Wordock.
8m Feb 22, 2016
8m
What Should Investors Watch This Coming Week?
Housing and consumers will dominate the calendar for this coming week. Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel Nicolaus, joins John Wordock with a preview.
6m Feb 21, 2016
6m
How Privacy Links Apple and the $100 Bill Plot
Heard on the Street: A look at how Apple's current showdown with the FBI and the uncertain fate of the hundred dollar bill has raised universal concerns about privacy.
7m Feb 18, 2016
7m
Foreclosure Starts Now at Lowest Level Since 2003
6m Feb 18, 2016
6m
Study: You Don't Change Your Favorite Credit Card
5m Feb 18, 2016
5m
How to Cope with Losing Money in the Stock Market
6m Feb 17, 2016
6m
Planes and Trains: A Bullish Sign for Wall Street?
6m Feb 17, 2016
6m
What's Behind the Oil Market's Volatility?
7m Feb 16, 2016
7m
Bittles: "Critical" Markets Now Stay Above Water
6m Feb 16, 2016
6m
What Should Investors Watch This Coming Week?
7m Feb 13, 2016
7m
Luschini Sees Instability for Foreseeable Future
6m Feb 12, 2016
6m
Has Tesla's Battery Lost Its Charge?
6m Feb 11, 2016
6m
For Valentine's Day, Here Are Stocks You May Love
7m Feb 11, 2016
7m
Why Wall Street's Muted Reaction to Janet Yellen?
6m Feb 10, 2016
6m
NAR: Over 80% of Major Cities See Home Price Gains
6m Feb 10, 2016
6m
Nolte Sees Another 5 to 10% Decline for Stocks
7m Feb 09, 2016
7m
Poll: 45% Face Obstacles When Trying to Buy Homes
6m Feb 09, 2016
6m
Is the Market's Sell Off a Sign of What's to Come?
6m Feb 08, 2016
6m
Bill Stone: Expect Yellen To Be "Cagey" This Week
8m Feb 08, 2016
8m
What Investors Should Watch This Coming Week
6m Feb 07, 2016
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