And I think there is still so much more room to grow in women's sports. I think we will absolutely see billion-dollar women's sports teams. My tweet about how undervalued women's professional sports was in March of 19 went viral for all the wrong reasons, right.I said, "This is a massive opportunity. I said I was going to either start or buy. It was an NWSL team, professional women's soccer team, and one day it was going to be worth billions." And most people said I was an idiot and no one watches women's s ...

Even a company like Open Door, it's like is that an AI company. But think about like what they're trying to go after. And there going to be so many stories like this.They're trying to revolutionize how we buy and sell houses, you know, how and and move away from an agent model to one that's purely like AI. And so what will that look like. And in the summer they had 1,400 employees.Keith Ro, who's now the chairman of the board, has said we want to fire 90% of those people and replace them with AI. We want to ...

How concerned are you that AI stocks are grossly overvalued. >> Let me share the work that I've been doing with Mike Spence, a friend and a Nobel Prize winner. We believe that we are in a rational bubble and there's three elements in particular of this bubble.First, those working on foundational models, not all of them are going to succeed and yet all of them are attracting significant investment. Second, diffusion isn't being talked about enough. Diffusion means getting AI into the workplace in an orderly ...

Do you think the 2% inflation target should be scrapped. >> I don't think it should be scrapped. I think it should be changed.I have been of the view that a better inflation target is a range, not a point estimate. A point estimate suggests precision that is elusive. Second, that range should be higher than 2%.It should be the two and a half to 3%. What is undeniable is that we are at a stable 3% inflation and that hasn't in any way unanchored inflationary expectations. ...

Decoding Retirement Host Robert "Bob" Powell leads a panel of financial professionals, including Focus Partners Wealth chief planning officer Jeffrey Levine, Silvur founder Rhian Horga, and Lazetta & Associates founder Lazetta Rainey Braxton, as they answer money questions sent in by real Yahoo Finance viewers. The panel discusses hot-button topics like whether credit card points are really worth it, the usefulness of a financial advisor, and the IRA rules everyone should know. Bob also answers viewer quest ...

Another thing that small business owners are dealing with right now is tariffs. For the companies that you're invested in, how are these small businesses dealing with that. >> They're not really raising prices because they don't want to pass that on to the consumer because the consumer may just not tolerate it.They are trying to find sourcing in various different areas, but they are cutting back on their staff and people. And with the fact that AI is coming around, they can actually do so in a in a way that ...

It's been very disruptive when you go in with no notice and you just arbitrarily reduce the amount of flying in the system for all of us. Incredibly disruptive for customers. We had no advanced warning to be able to get people to different places.So there were delays. When you couple that with the amount of accelerated pace of staffing shortages in the towers, which I think was somewhat tied to what we were seeing with force reductions, you know, controllers are and and by the way, you know, hats off to the ...

Is AI a bubble or a generational boom? Yahoo Finance convenes Wedbush Securities managing director and global head of technology research Dan Ives, EMJ Capital founder and president Eric Jackson, and BlackRock (BLK) Americas chief investment and portfolio strategist Gargi Chaudhuri to debate Nvidia (NVDA), Tesla (TSLA), OpenAI (OPAI.PVT), and how AI will reshape jobs, markets, and the next leg of the AI trade. Palantir (PLTR) co-founder and CEO, Alex Karp, sits down with Yahoo Finance anchor Josh Lipton to ...

Yahoo Finance anchor Josh Lipton sits down with ADP chief economist Nela Richardson, Truist chief investment officer and chief market strategist Keith Lerner, and People Inc. chief business editor Caleb Silver to look at the current state of the market and what investors should look forward to heading into 2026. How excited are investors about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI)? And what will the economy look like if there are additional rate cuts next month? Wedbush Securities managing director ...

In the last few years, retail investors have been at the heart of some of the biggest global investment stories, with unexpected meme stocks making many people wealthy. EMJ Capital founder and Wedbush Securities managing director and global head of technology research Dan Ives provide valuable context to this phenomenon in the video above. eToro (ETOR) founder and CEO, Yoni Assia, sits down with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi to discuss the role artificial intelligence (AI) will play for retail ...