Happy Friday eve, readers. I'm Phil Rosen. As a financial journalist, I'm always trying to distill complex ideas into plain language (for my own understanding as much as yours).
As for Opening Bell, I've found it helpful to remember that the stock market operates as a zero-sum game.
Like poker or chess, one player's win means another player's loss.
Halfway there! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC, and I'm amazed the Italian government wants to pass a law allowing them to fine people for mispronouncing words like "bruschetta." Mamma mia! Just wait until they hear how people over here say "mozzarella."
Good morning, team. I'm Phil Rosen. Thanks to Succession, the last couple of Sundays have been tough to beat — but Wednesdays are no slouch either.
Hi! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC, but I might be on my way to Virginia soon if these dolphins don't stop it with the bullying.
Happy Tuesday Opening Bell crew. I'm Phil Rosen — it's been a moment since we've checked in on the cryptocurrency sector.
Rest assured it's still humming along, with bitcoin seeing nearly a 70% gain in the first three months of the year.
Even meme token dogecoin saw a 20% jump late Monday after the Shiba Inu mascot replaced Twitter's bird logo.
Welcome back! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC.
I'm still taking questions for the reader mailbag. Drop any finance-related questions you have for me here. (Don't worry, it's anonymous.) I'll answer them in Friday's newsletter.
Welcome back, readers. I'm Phil Rosen, writing to you from New York.
Now that it's April, we can say a spate of banks collapsed last month, but the repercussions of the crisis continue to unfold as if it all happened yesterday.
The chatter now centers around a looming credit crunch — but the troubling part is that red flags were flying well before we heard a peep from Silicon Valley Bank.
Hi, I'm Matt Turner, the editor in chief of business at Insider. Welcome back to Insider Today's Sunday edition, a roundup of some of our top stories.
Happy Saturday my friends. I'm Phil Rosen. Today I'm eager to share this week's conversation with a top investment strategist who's anticipating trouble ahead for the economy.
Hello, readers. Hallam Bullock here, coming to you from London on April Fools' Day. My advice for you today would be to not believe everything you hear, but that's my mantra most days.
We've spoken about college majors here before. If you want to make a lot of money in your first job, we broke down the best and the worst degrees.
