Reddit targets $6.5 billion valuation in upcoming IPO
Cleo Capital managing director Sarah Kunst discusses Reddit's 'unusual' IPO and Encyclopedia Britannica seeking a $1 billion IPO valuation on 'Making Money.'
Fed should worry about shrinking its balance sheet, not cutting rates: Art Laffer
Laffer Associates founder and Chairman Art Laffer reacts to potentially replacing Jerome Powell as Fed Chair and discusses whether the Fed will cut interest rates in 2024 on 'Making Money.' #foxbusiness #makingmoney
Wall Street expert Eva Ados uncovers a 'major issue' in the stock market
EntrepreneurShares LLC COO Eva Ados lays out here a quarter-by-quarter investing roadmap for 2024 on 'Making Money.'
Owning inflation-protected bonds is attractive right now: Nancy Davis
Quadratic Interest Rate Volatility and Inflation Hedge ETF portfolio manager Nancy Davis explains why it's a good time for investors to diversify their bond portfolios on 'Making Money.'
Fed is not getting to 2% inflation without a recession: Paul Schatz
Heritage Capital LLC President Paul Schatz argues 3% is the new 2% when it comes to inflation on 'Making Money.'
Fed's rate cut promise caused banks to drastically 'mismark' their books: Larry McDonald
The Bear Traps Report founder Larry McDonald says the New York Community Bank collapse speaks to a greater economic problem on 'Making Money.'
Buy now, pay later rent is a real thing: Danielle DiMartino Booth
QI Research CEO and chief strategist Danielle DiMartino Booth identifies where inflation is hitting consumers the hardest on 'Making Money.'
Stock market is showing signs of 'tactical pullback: Robert Sluymer
RBC Wealth Management technical strategist Robert Sluymer says he's 'very positive' on the long-term strength of the market, but warns there is short-term risk on 'Making Money.'
Young people are not hustling because financial markers seem out of reach: Katrina Campins
FOX Business real estate contributor Katrina Campins joins ‘Making Money’ to discuss Gen Z’s priorities as the American dream of homeownership fades.