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Market Movers: The Opening Bell

James Da Costa, Author of ‘Fintech Wars’ on How the Fintech sector will spark growth and innovation

James Da Costa, author of Fintech Wars, explores the immense opportunity fintech has to drive growth and foster innovation in the financial sector. Da Costa breaks down the key areas where fintech is reshaping the industry, from payments to lending, and what the future holds for disruptive technologies. Da Costa also gives his perspective on what he believes to be the future of money.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

What’s next for OS Therapies? CEO Paul Romness gives a post-listing update

Paul Romness, CEO of OS Therapies, provides a post-listing update on the company’s progress, achievements, and future plans. Romness discusses the milestones OS Therapies has reached since going public and how the company is creating innovation and hope within cancer treatment.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Are DAOs the key to transforming governance in tech? with Dennison Bertram, CEO, Tally

Dennison Bertram, CEO of Tally, delves into the groundbreaking innovations within DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) and how they are intersecting with governance and the tech space. Bertram explores how DAOs are reshaping decision-making, driving transparency, and creating new opportunities for collaboration in the digital age.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Can markets withstand Q4’s challenges? with Walter Todd, President & CIO, Greenwood Capital

Walter Todd, President & CIO of Greenwood Capital, analyzes the start of Q4 amid escalating geopolitical unrest and the impact of a U.S. port strike. Todd breaks down how these events are shaping the economic landscape, influencing market sentiment, and creating challenges for investors.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

How the Longshoremen’s strike will disrupt global shipping with Sal Mercogliano, Associate Professor, Campbell University

Sal Mercogliano, Associate Professor at Campbell University, discusses the Longshoremen’s Association’s push for a wage hike and the broader implications for the shipping and labor industries. Mercogliano examines how this demand could impact supply chains, port operations, and the global economy.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Will AI ETFs outperform traditional ETFs? with Doug Clinton, Founder & CEO, Intelligent Alpha

Doug Clinton, Founder & CEO of Intelligent Alpha, explores the potential of AI ETFs. Clinton breaks down the advantages of AI-driven investment strategies and how they stack up against more conventional approaches. Tune in to discover whether AI ETFs could be the future of investing and how they compare to traditional ETFs.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

The impact of September’s rate cut on investors with Tim Urbanowicz, Head of Research & Strategy, Innovator ETFs

Tim Urbanowicz, Head of Research & Strategy at Innovator ETFs, discusses the impact of September's rate cut on investors and the broader market. Urbanowicz provides a deep dive into how the rate cut is influencing investment strategies, market sentiment, and potential opportunities for growth.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

VC funding trends in blockchain and crypto with Alexander Lin, Co-Founder & General Partner, ReForge

Alexander Lin, Co-Founder & General Partner at ReForge, explores the latest trends in venture capital funding within the blockchain and crypto sectors. Lin delves into where the smart money is going, the emerging opportunities, and how the current market environment is shaping investment strategies. Lin also details how an investment in digital asset infrastructure is a key area of focus going forward.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

How BNY Melon can navigate regulation for crypto custody with John Haar, Managing Director, Swan Bitcoin

John Haar, Managing Director at Swan Bitcoin, discusses how BNY Mellon can navigate the complex regulatory landscape for crypto custody. Haar discusses the challenges, opportunities, and strategies that BNY Mellon may use to become a leader in the crypto custody space.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

What’s next as we enter Q4 with lower interest rates? Michael Reinking, Senior Market Strategist, NYSE provides insights.

Michael Reinking, Senior Market Strategist at NYSE, analyzes how reduced interest rates are setting the stage for the final quarter of the year. Reinking shares his insights on what to expect in the markets, the potential opportunities and risks, and how rate cuts could influence year-end performance.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Hope for a soft landing and the potential impact of hurricane Helene on the U.S. economy? with Chris Versace

In this video, Chris Versace explores how the rate cut is stimulating the economy and the potential economic impact of Hurricane Helene on the U.S., from supply chain disruptions to market volatility.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Dell RTO, China surge, US nuclear energy, Binance founder free with Jane King

Jane King recaps Dell's RTO mandate, a Chinese economic surge, the US increased nuclear energy effort, & Binance  founder free live from the NASDAQ.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

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