The Financial Exchange weekdays from 10AM - Noon on 14 stations across New England.

The Financial Exchange is the only daily business and financial show in Boston and New England. Mike and Chuck tackle the top stories in the business and financial sector each day, while you updated on the trends in the US markets and the global economy. Plus, they'll talk to the biggest names in the industry for expert analysis.

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Why is Warren Buffett hoarding so much cash?

Are global markets starting to catch up to the US?

Paul Lane and Marc Fandetti wonder if the S&P500 can keep climbing to new highs. Are global markets look better than US markets? Existing-home sales took a big hit in January. The stock market is expensive. Are analysts still bullish? Musk looks at auding the Federal Reserve. US doubles down on demand that Ukraine sign minerals deal. Bessent says US 'long way' from boosting longer-term debt sales.

Is it too late to chase the bull market?

Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss U.S. stocks are back at record highs. Is it too late to chase the bull market? Will the bond market rein in Donald Trump? What should we make of Microsoft's claims of quantum computing breakthrough? Are the IRS layoffs a bad idea? Delta is offering $30,000 for passangers on the recent flight that crashed in Toronto. Is it enough?

Is stagflation poised to make a comeback?

Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss the release of the Fed minutes that showed a decreased appetite for rate-cuts. Is stagflation poised to make a comeback? Why is Walmart's stock sliding after the earnings report? The earnings picture for stocks is deteriorating. How worried investors should be? Why are traders ditching America-first wagers?

Are investors getting nervous about how expensive stocks are?

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss what kind of clues about inflation we might be getting from the upcoming Fed minutes. The biggest US stocks haven't been this expensive since the dot-com era. Is it making investors nervous? Why did Microsoft admit that AI is making us dumb? Return-to-office mandates cause logistics chaos. Apple launches new, cheaper iPhone. KFC is leaving Kentucky for Texas.

Ask Todd: Estate planning beyond the grave

This week, Todd Lutsky explains how to set up your estate to protect your beneficiaries after you have passed away. Todd also explains why selling property while still alive is not as helpful as leaving the properties for your beneficiaries.

Will Trump's tariffs help American automakers?

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss the latest news on Trump tariffs on automakers, chips, and pharmaceuticals. Trump is scrambling global automakers reliance on America. US homebuilders raise the alarm over tariffs as sentiment falls to 5-month low. Todd Lutsky joins the show for his weekly segment, Ask Todd.

The world's most important market is sending a warning signal

Paul Lane and Marc Fandetti discuss the world's most important market is sending warning signals. Those who fought for the Social Security Fairness Act are still waiting to see benefit increases. Why is there no relief ahead for high used-car prices? Republicans want lower taxes. The hard part is choosing what to cut. Restaurants warn of a weak first quarter, but say sales will pick up later this year. Could alcohol stocks' troubles be here to stay?

Are investors getting worried the bull run is coming to an end?

Paul Lane and Marc Fandetti discuss investors spotting signs of market froth during the long bull market. Can the Fed look past Trump's tariffs? With falling US sales, companies are trying to hit the sweet spot for prices. Cisco and IBM show old-school tech names can be AI winners too. What is Warren Buffett doing with his massive cash pile?

Are millennials the reason for exploding rental prices?

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong explain why millennials are to blame for the rapid rise in single-family rents. Ted Rossman, Bankrate, stops by to share his insight into rising credit card debt. The jobs are there but America must now create the workers. Paul LaMonica from Barron's joins the show to chat about Palantir.