"We're approaching $1 trillion in overall US listed assets in actively managed ETFs," TMX VettaFi head of research Todd Rosenbluth says, adding: "There's a lot of interest in actively managed ETFs."

"This volatility breeds opportunity to actually get back into these names right now because I think they have such a long runway for growth into the future," Aptus Capital Advisors portfolio manager David Wagner says on Magnificent Seven stocks. "I love them right now."

"It changed the perception of Nvidia and its role in the long term of AI," Futurum CEO Daniel Newman says on Jensen Huang's GTC 2025 keynote. "But, the way the stock continues to move continues to make everyone sort of question: Are we at an inflection of the AI trade?"

"The overall health of the housing market is pretty challenged," Better CEO @vishalgarg1_0 says. "We still have rates above 6.5%, we've got low inventory, we've got consumers concerned about tariffs."

In just five years, "women are going to control two-thirds of the nation's wealth, which is actually the same amount as the GDP of the US," author Cary Carbonaro, CFP® MBA says.

“It is definitely a very exciting and interesting time to be in the tech industry,” Formation CEO Sophie Novati says. “We are definitely seeing AI really transform the landscape, both in terms of the products and the innovations that it’s driving.”

Jalinski Advisory Group CEO Josh Jalinski on how retirees can navigate market volatility:

"This [market] volatility may continue," Edward Jones financial advisor Jessie Nino says. However, "every single time we have a down market it is followed by an up market, and those up markets are typically longer and stronger."

"Overall, I think the theme so far in 2025, not just for investors and executives, but also for workers, is uncertainty," Glassdoor economist Daniel Zhao says.

"We're setting up for a stable year, and that bodes well for home shoppers," Realtor.com economist Danielle Hale says.

How consumers can avoid foreign exchange fees when traveling, according to Faye Travel Insurance co-founder Daniel Green: "There are a number of banks that will offer free ATM transactions abroad." Full comments:

Detaining and disappearing Mahmoud Khalil follows “the handbooks of an authoritarian-leaning regime.” Democratic Tina Smith discusses anti-Palestinian racism in U.S. politics with Mehdi Hasan. Watch the full conversation: zeteo.com/p/a-dick-a-jer…

"You can kind of start to see how AI is going to replace a whole lot of costly types of processes over time and benefit the revenues of the greatest companies in America, and their future earnings potential, and then GDP," Defiance ETFs CEO sylvia jablonski says.

"We are in an uncertain time macro, but Nike has a very idiosyncratic, uncertain time micro," BMO Capital Markets' SimeonSiegel says on $NKE following Q3 earnings. "What they need to do is create clarity that Nike needs hope right now. It doesn't need confusion."

Insurance has "been in a very tough spot on the home side," J.D. Power's Mark Garrett says. "The home side of the business, if you look at it from the combined ratio, like what the carriers are paying out versus the money they're bringing in, it has been negative now."

Tips for wealth building amid uncertainty, according to Empify CEO Ashley M. Fox: 1️⃣ Stay informed, not fearful: educative, proactive 2️⃣ See downturns as opportunities: don't panic sell

"If it's not giving you benefits, if you're not earning your annual fee back every year, then it's time to downgrade that card," The Points Guy managing director Clint Henderson says. Don't "close it because that can hurt your credit score."

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent rejects the idea that the dollar’s recent declines raise concerns about its status as the world’s key currency during an interview on Bloomberg Television bloom.bg/40x4bsa

I asked Rep. Sean Casten to break down the Climate Power report. The numbers are staggering. 180,000 jobs. $61 billion. All preventable. youtu.be/3J168lGdOZo

“We’re also blocking precisely those energy sources that would lower your cost of energy the most.” —Rep. Sean Casten on Trump’s repeal of clean energy investments