IBKR Podcasts
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) Podcasts offers market commentary on a variety of topics and asset classes. Episodes include discussions with IBKR employees, researchers, and leading financial services companies.
Episodes
Can AI Make You a Better Trader?
Trading coach Sam Warner-Baker joins IBKR's Andrew Wilkinson to explore how traders can use AI to improve preparation, challenge investment theses, assess portfolio risk, and review trading decisions. They discuss how AI can help traders strengthen their overall approach to the markets through smart questions and clear strategy.
Why Are Women More Likely to Save Than Invest?
Why are women more likely to save than invest? IBKR's Maria Dieguez sits down with self-investor and financial policy expert Betsy Dorudi to discuss the investing confidence gap, the barriers that keep women from entering financial markets, and why getting started can matter more than waiting until you feel fully prepared.
The Anatomy of a Calendar Spread
Calendar spreads can offer traders a way to express views on volatility and time—not just market direction. In this episode, Jeff Praissman and Dmitry Pargamanik of Market Chameleon break down the anatomy of a calendar spread, covering implied volatility, vega, event risk, assignment considerations, and what separates a well-structured trade from a risky one.
Is the Economy Starting to Crack?
Cooling labor data, persistent inflation concerns and the strength of the U.S. consumer are putting the economy under the microscope. Scott Bauer joins Jeff Praissman on this week's IBKR Market Minute to discuss the latest jobs numbers, CPI and PPI, retail sales, Fed expectations and the market forces investors should be watching next.
The Trading Desk Perspective: Xheni Brahaxhija on Access, Mentorship & Success
What does it really take to build a successful career on a trading desk? Xheni Brahaxhija shares her journey from compliance to front-office trading while discussing the critical role of access, mentorship, sponsorship, and leadership in creating opportunities and helping more women thrive in financial markets.
The One-Person Business Boom
AI is lowering the barriers to entrepreneurship and new data suggests solo businesses are on the rise. Nasdaq’s Michael Normyle joins Jeff Praissman in this IBKR Podcast episode to explore how AI is fueling new business formation, boosting productivity, and reshaping what it takes to build a company.
Three Reasons to Watch Japan
Japan is undergoing one of its biggest economic and market transformations in decades. Discover the three key reasons global investors are turning their attention to Japan, and learn how Japanese ETFs provide a simple, cost-effective way to access this evolving market.
The Charts Aren't Buying It
The market may look resilient on the surface, but the charts tell a more nuanced story. David Keller of Sierra Alpha Research joins IBKR Podcasts to discuss momentum, market tops, sector rotation, and the technical signals investors should be watching as volatility simmers beneath the indexes.
Buy the Dip or Sell the Rip?
Is the market still in "buy the dip" mode, or has it shifted to "sell the rip"? Jeff Praissman and Prosper Trading Academy's Scott Bauer break down rising oil prices, inflation, Big Tech earnings, and the market psychology shaping investors' next move.
The Making of a Trader
What does it really take to become a successful trader? IBKR interns put veteran systematic trader Adrian Reid to the test with questions about AI, risk management, backtesting, and building a lasting edge, revealing the lessons every aspiring trader should learn.
Can Interns Stump a 39-Year Trading Veteran?
Our IBKR summer interns sat down with veteran trader Jim Iuorio to discuss surviving market crashes, navigating the transition from open-outcry trading pits to the age of AI, managing risk and developing lasting trading instincts. As the next generation of finance professionals prepares to enter the workforce, this conversation offers practical lessons and valuable insights for aspiring traders an
Would You Trust AI With Your Credit Card?
Would you let an AI assistant make purchases on your behalf? In this IBKR Podcast episode, Alex Gunz of Heptagon Capital joins IBKR's Andrew Wilkinson to explore the rise of agentic commerce, the risks to consumers and brands and what this shift could mean for the future of shopping.
Crude Awakening: Oil's Back, Now What?
Markets are balancing stronger inflation data against rising energy prices as investors look ahead to key retail sales reports and another wave of Big Tech earnings. Scott Bauer joins the IBKR Podcast to break down the latest Federal Reserve outlook, AI spending, CapEx trends and the market catalysts that could shape the week ahead.
Offside or Opportunity? Scouting Emerging Markets’ Next Stars
Are emerging markets entering a new era of opportunity? In this IBKR Podcast episode , Malcolm Dorson of Global X breaks down the countries, sectors, and investment themes that could become the next stars of the emerging markets universe, from India and Latin America to opportunities beyond China.
The Wealth Shift Perspective: Jenny Riera on Women Investors & The Future of Wealth
As women take on an increasingly influential role in wealth creation and investing, the financial industry is facing one of its biggest opportunities for change. Jenny Riera, Co-Head of Wealth Partnerships & Solutions for Latin America at BlackRock, shares insights on the rise of women investors, the barriers that remain and how the industry can better serve the next generation of wealth creat
The Unconventional Perspective: Roli Saxena on Reinvention, Confidence & Investing
In this IBKR podcast episode, Roli Saxena shares her unconventional journey from engineering to fund management, highlighting how reinvention, confidence and conviction shaped her career. She discusses lessons from building a global career and why backing yourself matters more than fitting expectations.
VIX and Stones May Break Your Portfolio, But..
Markets may be climbing, but rising uncertainty around inflation, the jobs report and Federal Reserve policy could test investors in the weeks ahead. Scott Bauer of Prosper Trading Academy joins the IBKR Podcast to discuss the VIX, AI-driven stocks and market volatility.
Ctrl + Alt + Trade
What happens when you let code handle the execution while you focus on the strategy? Dave Mabe joins the IBKR podcast to share how automation, backtesting and the Interactive Brokers API helped him scale from hundreds to thousands of trades while avoiding costly manual mistakes.
Is the Strait of Hormuz Becoming Irrelevant?
As global energy producers build new pipelines and alternative export routes, could the Strait of Hormuz be losing its strategic importance? Macro strategist Sam Rines joins IBKR's Elizaveta Gridneva to explore energy security, geopolitical risk, the resilience trade, AI and where investors may find opportunities in a rapidly changing world.
Why All the Hype Behind Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid has fast become one of the most discussed platforms in the crypto space, notably for its 24/7 perp futures trading, as well as for its price discovery opportunities. 21Shares’ Eliézer Ndinga, Global Head of Research, and Adrian Fritz, Chief Investment Strategist, discuss their deep insights into the technology that might just be the model for, or perhaps the go-to platform for, the fut
Why Gen Z Wants the Office Back
Everyone assumes AI is making it harder for young workers to land their first job, but what if remote work is the real culprit? In the latest IBKR Podcast episode, Jeff Praissman sits down with Nasdaq's Michael Normyle to explore surprising new research on junior hiring, hybrid work and the future of career development.
Why Are China and India Reshaping the Global Economy?
In this IBKR Podcast episode, Elizaveta Gridneva from Interactive Brokers Hong Kong and Steven Barnett explore the shifting balance of global growth and the rising influence of major Asian economies. They also break down the forces behind changing trade patterns, domestic demand and long-term development trends shaping the world economy.
Who’s Really in Control: Markets, Inflation or the Fed?
In this IBKR Podcast episode, Scott Bauer and Jeff Praissman break down whether price action is being driven more by macroeconomic forces, central bank decisions or trader positioning - and what that means for what comes next..
The New Perspective: Kelly Gusmao on Designing Wealth for Women
As part of Interactive Brokers' ongoing podcast series highlighting women in the financial industry, Kelly Gusmao joins IBKR's Judith Casasampere to discuss building innovative businesses, empowering female investors and creating opportunities for the next generation of leaders.
Mastering Leveraged ETFs
Discover how leveraged ETFs work and why they have become popular tools for active traders seeking amplified market exposure. In this IBKR Podcast episode, Jeff Praissman and Will Rhind break down daily resets, compounding effects, earnings-season trading, volatility and practical ways investors use leveraged ETFs in today's markets.
The Missing Perspective: Cecilia Bosman on Women, Wealth & Investing
In this inaugural episode of IBKR Podcasts' The Missing Perspective, Cecilia Bosman, investment analyst at Skerryvore Asset Management, discusses the gender gap in investing and the structural and behavioural factors shaping women’s participation in financial markets. She explores confidence, representation and wealth creation, and how the industry can encourage more women to invest and build long
Reading Between the Trades: Understanding Options Flow
What do massive option sweeps and unusual volume really reveal and what are traders getting completely wrong? Dmitry Pargamanik of Market Chameleon joins the IBKR Podcast to break down how professionals decode options activity, spot hidden institutional behavior and separate real signals from market noise.
What’s Happening to the Small-Cap Universe?
In this IBKR Podcast episode, Nasdaq's Michael Normyle joins Jeff Praissman to examine the dramatic decline in publicly listed small-cap companies and the factors driving it, including mergers, delistings, fewer IPOs and the growth of private capital.
To AI-nfinity and Beyond
In this IBKR Midweek Minute, Scott Bauer of Prosper Trading Academy joins Jeff Praissman to break down the latest market action, from AI-fueled tech rallies and energy sector strength to surprising opportunities in retail. They also explore the growing disconnect between low market-wide volatility and extreme individual stock swings, plus what traders should watch ahead of the upcoming nonfarm pay
The South Sea Bubble: When Dreams of Gold Ended in Ruin
This is a special IBKR Podcast, the second installment in our series following The Tulip Bubble: When Flowers Cost More Than Houses. The South Sea Bubble explores how a wave of speculation, corruption and mass delusion turned a debt-restructuring scheme into one of history’s most infamous financial manias, leaving fortunes destroyed and lessons that still resonate today.
Why Didn’t the Home Builders Rally on Moon Base News?
In this IBKR Midweek Minute, Andrew Wilkinson speaks with Kevin Davitt, Head of Index Options Content at Nasdaq, about the relentless market rally, AI bubble comparisons, energy prices and investor sentiment. They also explore the surprising reaction to moon base headlines and why home builder stocks failed to participate in the broader market enthusiasm.
Fertilizer Panic: The War With Iran Hits Global Agriculture
As conflict around the Strait of Hormuz disrupts global trade, the world’s fertilizer supply chain is facing unprecedented pressure. Andrew Wilkinson speaks with AgResource analyst Ben Buckner about soaring fertilizer prices, the threat to corn and wheat production, and why the Iran crisis could trigger the next global food shock.
Tech Rally at the Edge: Is the Market Running on Borrowed Time?
In this IBKR Midweek Minute, Scott Bauer joins Jeff Praissman to discuss whether the tech-driven market rally is running on borrowed time as stocks push to record highs. They break down inflation, rising yields and Fed policy uncertainty to assess whether the current momentum can last.
From Cars to Code: Why 2026 Is the Year of the Robotaxi
In this IBKR Podcast episode, we explore how autonomous vehicles are shifting from distant promise to present reality, with 2026 shaping up as a pivotal moment for robotaxis. Alex Gunz from Heptagon Capital joins us to break down how software, data, and AI are redefining transportation, and why the biggest winners may not be the car makers at all.
Cryptocurrencies – Tech, Tokens, and Unique Traits
How does a trader or investor differentiate one cryptocurrency from another? Join IBKR’s Senior Market Analyst Steven Levine, along with Bitwise Asset Management’s Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan, and Head of Research Ryan Rasmussen, as they discuss a host of different crypto assets, including Bitcoin, Ether, AVAX, ADA, SOL, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, DOGE, and many others. The conversation also expl
Thailand: Sick Man of Asia or Sleeping Giant?
In this IBKR Podcast episode, Elizaveta Gridneva speaks with Andrew Stotz about whether Thailand is truly the “Sick Man of Asia” or a sleeping giant hiding in plain sight. Andrew breaks down the country’s macro pressures, market structure and valuation signals to explore whether Thailand is nearing a turning point for investors.
How Do Traders Spot Opportunity in Option Chains?
Think an option chain is just rows of numbers? In this IBKR Podcast episode, returning guest Dmitry Pargamanik of Market Chameleon breaks down how traders read between the strikes – decoding volume, implied volatility, and the Greeks to uncover hidden signals, identify mispriced options, and turn raw data into high-conviction trade ideas.
Can Big Tech Keep Carrying the Market?
Big Tech earnings are powering markets higher, fueled by aggressive AI investment and surprisingly strong growth but are valuations starting to matter again? We break down the tension between earnings momentum and rising rate risks and what upcoming jobs data could mean for the market’s next move.
Commodities in Focus: How Oil and Geopolitics Shape Markets
In this episode of the Interactive Brokers Podcast, commodities expert Will Rhind joins to unpack how oil markets are being shaped by geopolitics, inflation pressures, and shifting global supply dynamics. We explore what’s driving recent volatility and how investors can use commodities to diversify portfolios and navigate uncertainty with more confidence.
Is Tokenization the Next Big Macro Shift?
In this IBKR Podcast Episode, Michael Normyle from Nasdaq joins us to explore how tokenization is transforming collateral, liquidity and the speed of modern markets. Join us as we unpack what this shift could mean for investors and the future of finance.
From Ceasefires to Software: Breaking Down This Week's Market Moves
In this IBKR Midweek Podcast, Jeff Praissman sits down with Scott Bauer to break down this week’s market rally, from ceasefire-driven gains to the continued strength in AI. They also dig into earnings season, key economic data ahead and what it all means for where markets could be headed next.
Is Gold Competing With Cash?
Gold often leads inflation, but when central banks signal higher interest rates, that advantage can disappear fast. In this IBKR Podcast episode, CME's Erik Norland breaks down how rate expectations, dollar strength, and central bank credibility are turning gold into a direct competitor with cash.
Socially Acceptable Volatility Strikes Again
Market swings are back! But this time, investors seem oddly comfortable with the turbulence. We break down why “socially acceptable volatility” has returned, what options markets are signaling, and how headlines, sentiment and skew are shaping the next move.
Rally or Mirage: What’s Really Driving Stocks?
In this episode of IBKR Podcasts’ Market Minute, host Andrew Wilkinson sits down with Kevin Davitt, Head of Index Options Content at Nasdaq, to unpack the powerful rally pushing equities back into the green. They dive into volatility trends, VIX dynamics and the evolving divide between software and semiconductor stocks to assess whether this surge reflects lasting strength or something more fleeti
Can Singapore Keep Its Market Momentum Going?
In this episode, Jose Torres sits down with Geoff Howie of SGX Group to explore why Singapore’s economy and stock market have been outperforming with from strong macro fundamentals to rising AI-driven productivity. They break down the key drivers behind the momentum and the global risks that could determine whether Singapore can keep its global edge.
Crypto Trends Signal a Seismic Shift in TradFi
There seems to be a growing crowd who say, ‘Crypto is not going away.’ Given that, keeping pace with the ever-evolving, digital financial ecosystem appears key to grasping the seismic structural shift many think the traditional financial system is undergoing. In this episode of IBKR Podcasts, we discuss a series of current trends with crypto leaders Eliézer Ndinga and Adrian Fritz of 21Shares –fro
Right Direction, Wrong Trade: The Earnings Trap
Even when traders correctly predict a stock’s direction after earnings, option trades can still lose money due to volatility shifts and pricing expectations. In this episode, Jeff Praissman sits down with Market Chameleons’ Dmitry Pargamanik and Will McBride to explore how implied volatility, magnitude of moves, and historical data shape earnings strategies.
Navigating Equities, Gold, and Global Risk with Absolute Strategy Research
In this episode, Jeff Marine of Absolute Strategy Research joins the IBKR Podcast to discuss how shifting macro conditions, geopolitical tensions and historical data are shaping current portfolio positioning. The conversation explores asset allocation adjustments and what investors are watching as market conditions evolve.
Markets on Edge: Rates, Oil, and Geopolitics Collide
Markets are reacting to a powerful mix of rising rates, shifting oil prices and escalating geopolitical tensions. IBKR's Jeff Praissman is joined by Scott Bauer of Prosper Trading Academy to break down the key signals driving volatility and what investors should watch as inflation data and earnings season take center stage.
Why Are Large Caps Winning While Small Caps Catch Up?
Why are large-cap stocks continuing to outperform while small caps begin to recover? In this episode of the IBKR Podcast, we break down the latest earnings data, macroeconomic drivers and the role of interest rates and AI-driven growth shaping today’s two-speed market.
Calling It Early: Are Autocallable ETFs Worth the Hype?
In this episode of the IBKR Podcast, Jeff Praissman sits down with GraniteShares CEO Will Rhind to unpack the growing buzz around autocallable ETFs. They discuss how these products work, where the income comes from and whether the promise of high yield with downside protection holds up in today’s market.
How Much Power Do Headlines Really Have Over Markets?
Markets are swinging sharply as headlines and social media posts appear to drive sudden surges and reversals. We break down whether this is a headline-driven market, what weakening technicals signal, and why the 200-day moving average matters now.
Crude Reality: Markets Caught Between War and the Fed
Oil prices are swinging as geopolitical tensions rise, leaving markets caught between conflict-driven shocks and an increasingly cautious Federal Reserve. In this IBKR Midweek episode, we break down what’s driving crude’s volatility, shifting rate expectations and what investors should watch next.
Are Humanoid Robots China’s Next Economic Engine?
China’s economy is pivoting toward automation and AI as policymakers push for greater innovation and self-reliance. Brendan Ahern of KraneShares joins IBKR's Elizaveta Gridneva to discuss the rise of humanoid robotics and why embodied AI could become the country’s next major growth engine.
Is Korea’s Market Boom Hitting a Geopolitical Wall?
Host Elizaveta Gridneva sits down with Heejung Kim, Managing Director at Direxion, to unpack a dramatic week in the Korean market as geopolitical tensions and oil shocks trigger massive swings in the Kospi. They also explore Korea’s unique retail investor culture, the outsized role of semiconductor giants, and whether China’s slower growth outlook matters in a world focused on bigger global risks.
Crude Awakening: Oil and the Iran Conflict
Oil prices have surged amid escalating conflict with Iran, raising concerns about supply disruptions through the critical Strait of Hormuz and the broader impact on global markets. We break down what the latest geopolitical developments could mean for oil prices, inflation and the balance between fear and FOMO driving investor behavior.
Europhoria: Is Europe’s Market Moment Here?
European markets have been quietly outperforming, powered by strength in banks, industrials, defense, and utilities. In this episode, experts discuss whether Europe’s resurgence is just a short-term rally or the beginning of a longer shift in global capital flows.
How War, Volatility, and a Shifting Global Economy Are Stress Testing Markets
Markets are rattled as geopolitical risk collides with stubborn inflation and rising interest rates. In this episode of the Cents of Security Podcast, host Mary MacNamara is joined by Jose Torres, Senior Economist at Interactive Brokers, to break down what’s driving the latest volatility—from surging oil prices and elevated yields to weakening AI momentum and cracks in private credit.
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The Fine Print of Zero DTE Trading
As zero DTE options expand from indices to individual equities, understanding the mechanics behind expiration becomes crucial for traders. Options expert Matt Cashman breaks down the key structural differences between American and European style options and why the contra exercise window can make or break your zero DTE strategy.
Are Platinum and Palladium Ready to Shine?
Platinum and palladium are often overshadowed by gold and silver, but tightening supply, shifting auto demand, and renewed industrial momentum may be changing the story. We explore whether these overlooked precious metals are positioned for a breakout in a world balancing EV adoption and macro uncertainty.
Markets on Edge: Energy Surges as Conflict Escalates
Markets reacted swiftly to rising geopolitical tensions as energy stocks surged and volatility returned to Wall Street. Longtime collaborator and friend of the show, Scott Bauer, joins our IBKR Podcast to discuss the global market reaction, the outlook for the VIX and the key economic data investors are watching next.
The Tulip Bubble: When Flowers Cost More Than Houses
In the 1630s, tulip bulbs in the Netherlands became more valuable than homes, wages, and entire farms, sparking one of history’s most infamous speculative frenzies. In this special IBKR Podcast, we explore how Tulip Mania unfolded, why rational investors got swept up in the madness, and what modern markets can still learn from a flower-fueled financial bubble.
Dual Mandate Dilemma: Inflation vs. Jobs Amid AI Investment, Slowing Hiring, and Rate-Cut Uncertainty
Jeffrey Praissman sits down with Michael Normyle, NASDAQ’s economist, to unpack the Fed’s latest message—and why balancing inflation and employment has gotten harder. They discuss AI data-center investment and why it boosts growth more than jobs, how reduced immigration changes the “break-even” pace of hiring, what’s driving today’s uncertainty, and why small businesses feel higher rates more than
Is AI Casting a Cloud Over Investors?
Artificial intelligence is driving markets, but is it also creating uncertainty for investors? Andrew Wilkinson sits down with Kevin Davitt, Head of Index Options Content at Nasdaq, to discuss whether recent market rotation reflects healthy broadening or a cloudier outlook ahead.
The Global Shift Away from Paper Money
Why are investors around the world moving away from paper money and toward hard assets? In this episode, IBKR's Elizaveta Gridneva speaks with CME Group economist Erik Norland about the growing role of gold and silver amid rising global deficits, central bank rate cuts, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Sector Rotation Takes the Wheel
Markets are adjusting as rising yields and persistent inflation reshape investor expectations, driving capital out of big tech and into more defensive and cyclical sectors. Scott Bauer joins Jeff Praissman to break down what’s behind the rotation, how institutional investors are positioning and what key data points could steer markets next.
Warsh or Peace? Markets Decode the Fed Nomination
In this episode of the IBKR Podcast, Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, and Jose Torres, Senior Economist, break down the market reaction to Kevin Warsh’s Fed nomination. They examine whether Warsh is a policy hawk, a political pragmatist, or something in between, and what his potential influence means for interest rates and investor expectations heading into the second half o
What Does Japan’s Snap Election Mean for Markets?
From political strategy to market impact, this IBKR episode explores how Japan’s snap election could reshape bonds, FX, and equities. Nicholas Ng unpacks the policy signals driving the “Japan trade” and what investors should be watching next.
Is the Global Economy Set for a 2026 Rebound?
As global markets move into 2026, investors are watching rate cuts, fiscal policy and artificial intelligence reshape the growth outlook. Nasdaq's Michael Normyle breaks down the economic tailwinds and market dynamics that could define the next global growth cycle.
Is Big Tech Reclaiming the Throne?
Big Tech is showing renewed strength as market leadership broadens beyond a narrow group of names. In this IBKR Podcast episode, Kevin Davitt of Nasdaq joins Andrew Wilkinson to break down what’s driving the rally, the role of semiconductors, consumer resilience and whether Big Tech is reclaiming its place at the center of market influence.
Is Silver Ready to Outrun Gold?
Jeff Praissman is joined by Will Rhind of GraniteShares to break down the evolving relationship between gold and silver, and why silver may be positioned to outperform in the current macro environment. From industrial demand and supply deficits to real rates, dollar weakness, and geopolitical risk, they explore whether silver’s long-awaited catch-up trade is finally underway.
Is Open Interest the Missing Signal in Options Trading?
Is open interest the overlooked signal that reveals where real risk and conviction are building in the options market? Market Chameleon’s Dmitry Pargamanik and Will McBride break down how traders can interpret open interest alongside volume and implied volatility to better understand positioning, sentiment, and price discovery.
Can Markets Shrug Off Tariffs and Tensions?
As global trade tensions resurface, markets are once again reacting to headlines around tariffs, geopolitics, and policy signals from abroad. Jeff Praissman sits down with Scott Bauer of Prosper Trading Academy to break down what’s moving markets, what investors should watch next and whether earnings and economic data can steady the ship.
Why Chinese Markets Are Back on Investors’ Radar
Chinese markets are showing renewed momentum in early 2026, driven by advances in AI, a reopening IPO pipeline, and supportive policy shifts. In this IBKR Podcast episode, Andrew Wilkinson is joined by Xiaolin Chen of KraneShares to break down what’s fueling the rally and what global investors should be watching next.
Flat Markets, Big Questions
Markets may look calm on the surface, but beneath the flat tape are growing questions around rates, bonds, earnings and sector risk. In this fast paced Midweek Minute, Jeff Praissman and Scott Bauer break down what’s really driving sentiment and what investors should be watching next.
Drill, Baby… Maybe?
As 2026 begins, markets are digesting weak job growth, rising wage pressures, and growing uncertainty around energy policy. In this episode, Andrew Wilkinson is joined by Steve Sosnick and Jose Torres to unpack why oil companies are hesitating and why investors keep buying the dip despite the noise.
Silicon, Small Caps, and Sentiment
Tech leadership, small-cap momentum, and shifting investor sentiment took center stage as markets kicked off the new year. Nasdaq’s Kevin Davitt joins Andrew Wilkinson to break down broadening market leadership, CES-driven tech trends, and what it all signals for investors moving forward.
Navigating Market Risk Heading Into 2026 with Tyler Wood
Markets are sitting near record highs, but are investors overlooking key warning signs? Tyler Wood of the Chartered Market Technicians Association joins Andrew Wilkinson to break down Fed policy, sector rotation, AI enthusiasm, commodities, and the technical signals that could shape market risk and opportunity heading into 2026.
Are Options Quietly Running the Market?
Options trading has exploded in scale, speed, and influence, but what does that actually mean for today’s markets? Mat Cashman of the Options Clearing Corporation joins IBKR’s Jeff Praissman to break down record-setting options volume, short-dated contracts, evolving risk models, and what traders should be watching as the market heads into 2026.
Can AI Avoid a Dot-Com Déjà Vu?
Is today’s AI boom echoing the excesses of the dot-com era, or is this cycle fundamentally different? Nasdaq’s Mark Marex joins Interactive Brokers to break down profitability, valuations, supply-demand dynamics, and what investors should watch to determine whether AI’s rise is sustainable.
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