Earnings are in, did big tech disrupt the market? Other than AI, energy is the buzz world around town. What other sectors can investors find opportunities in?

From inflation, to economic data, to earnings, the financial markets are ablaze with information. We’ll sift through all the details to get you a concise view from our experts in the Chief Investment Office.

Here’s the reality: geopolitical conflicts around the world are increasing. It’s front-page news every day and concerns regarding escalations continue to rise. How do we prepare ourselves for this new world of increasing conflict?

As investors continue to watch a sea of economic data, thoughts go to actions by the Fed. Blackrock's Rick Rieder joins the show to give his thoughts on the market. Why this could be a great time to be a fixed income investor.

For many investors, the idea of a traditional 60/40 portfolio is likely something that they grew up hearing about. Well, my guest today challenges that traditional split and says that certain investors may want to consider looking at hedge funds.

Artificial Intelligence has been a hot topic for investors over the last year. The focus has been primarily on technology companies—with many tech-related AI stocks appreciating significantly. But is AI more than just a tech story?

There are a lot of interesting businesses overseas but, with over a decade of strong performance from U.S. equity markets, non-U.S. equities have been virtually ignored in client allocations.

Energy is the lifeblood of the economy, and a hot-button topic for the election. What could the November outcome mean for EVs, wind and solar energy, the Inflation Reduction Act, and even the gas pump? Jay Dobson, CIO Energy and Utilities Sector Strategist, weighs in.

With the geopolitical tensions on the rise, what does the landscape now look like for international markets? Why does this matter for your portfolio?

Still the question remains - Is the US economy slowing and reaccelerating? For business executives, they have to make strategic and operational decisions in an uncertain environment. How does the economic trends differ to them? Why does that matter?