Why do smart, experienced investors still make terrible decisions?

On this episode of The Money Path, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Alex Edmans, Professor of Finance at London Business School and leading researcher in behavioral finance and market psychology, for a fascinating examination of the forces that can make otherwise rational investors behave irrationally.

Ahead of the U.S. release of his new book, The Madness of Markets: Why Smart Investors Make Crazy Decisions—and How to Exploit Them, Edmans explains why investors overreact to some information, underreact to other signals and repeatedly fall victim to FOMO. He explores why investors can correctly identify the next major trend but dramatically misjudge how quickly it will develop—potentially driving valuations far beyond reality.

The conversation also examines the surprising power of emotion. Edmans discusses research showing how seemingly unrelated events—from sports results to weather—can affect investment decisions, and explains why investors should think twice before making major financial moves when emotions are running high.

Todd and Alex also explore why successful investors can develop dangerous blind spots, why cognitive diversity can matter in investment teams, and why admitting an investment mistake can be psychologically harder than doubling down on a losing position.

Then they turn to artificial intelligence. Edmans warns about the danger of overvaluation while explaining how investors can use AI differently: not simply to find the next winning stock, but as a devil's advocate that challenges an investment thesis, identifies contrary evidence and exposes assumptions an investor may be overlooking.

The takeaway is surprisingly simple: being intelligent doesn't make you immune to bad decisions. Sometimes the greatest advantage an investor can have is recognizing when their own mind is working against them.

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Netflix has been on a run — but could the stock be headed back toward $100?

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The NFL regular season is almost here — and Cam Stewart is already taking sides.

On this episode of ⁠Madden On The Line⁠, host ⁠Jo Madden⁠, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at ⁠CrossCheck Media Inc.⁠, welcomes SportsGrid on-air host and veteran sports betting analyst Cam Stewart to break down the teams he’s buying, fading and betting heading into the new season.

Cam is down on Pittsburgh and the Rams, believes Cleveland could surprise bettors, likes Buffalo and Baltimore in the AFC, and sees the 49ers as a dangerous sleeper in the NFC. He also explains why Deshaun Watson may have a very short leash in Cleveland — and why Shedeur Sanders could eventually get his opportunity.

The conversation also hits Josh Allen and Buffalo’s shrinking championship window, Justin Herbert and the Chargers, NFL win totals, division futures, preseason betting strategy and the teams bettors may be badly mispricing.

And Cam closes with a Super Bowl prediction that could turn some heads:

You have to listen to find out!

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NVIDIA delivered another major earnings report — but strong numbers aren't answering all of Wall Street's questions.

On this episode of Wayve Wire, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Wayve Capital CEO Joe Besecker and CIO Rhys Williams to examine what comes next for NVIDIA, the AI investment boom and a market increasingly being pulled between powerful earnings growth and growing economic and political uncertainty.

Joe remains confident in NVIDIA's long-term position as an AI winner, even as the stock's near-term direction becomes harder to predict. Rhys raises a different risk investors may be underestimating: growing political and public resistance to massive data-center development. Could concerns over electricity demand, water usage, infrastructure and local development eventually become a meaningful headwind for the AI buildout?

The conversation then turns to the Federal Reserve, inflation and interest rates, with Joe and Rhys questioning the reliability of some economic data and debating what policymakers may do as the next rate decision approaches.

But the risks don't stop at the U.S. border.

The Wayve Capital team also tackles U.S.-Canada trade tensions, tariffs and the economic consequences of escalating international disputes, before examining the Iran conflict and how geopolitical decisions could filter through oil, inflation, corporate profits and economic growth.

It's a wide-ranging conversation about a market where AI optimism is colliding with interest-rate uncertainty, trade tensions and geopolitical risk.

The NVIDIA earnings are out. Now investors have to figure out what actually matters next.

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The NFL regular season is almost here — and Cam Stewart is already taking sides.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., welcomes SportsGrid on-air host and veteran sports betting analyst Cam Stewart to break down the teams he’s buying, fading and betting heading into the new season.

Cam is down on Pittsburgh and the Rams, believes Cleveland could surprise bettors, likes Buffalo and Baltimore in the AFC, and sees the 49ers as a dangerous sleeper in the NFC. He also explains why Deshaun Watson may have a very short leash in Cleveland — and why Shedeur Sanders could eventually get his opportunity.

The conversation also hits Josh Allen and Buffalo’s shrinking championship window, Justin Herbert and the Chargers, NFL win totals, division futures, preseason betting strategy and the teams bettors may be badly mispricing.

And Cam closes with a Super Bowl prediction that could turn some heads:

You have to listen to find out!

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The Green Bay Packers have one of the most famous ownership structures in professional sports — but owning Packers “stock” is nothing like owning shares of a traditional public company.

On Franchise Value, co-host and investment expert Shana Orczyk Sissel joins host Todd M. Schoenberger to explain why soaring NFL franchise valuations don’t automatically translate into greater wealth for Packers shareholders — and why Green Bay’s unique structure can make raising capital far more complicated.

Could the Packers ever abandon their community-owned model and go private? Shana breaks down why that would be extraordinarily difficult — and why leaving Green Bay is another matter entirely:

“They’re never relocating out of Green Bay. I think that is like blasphemous.”

Watch the full conversation on Franchise Value and discover how private equity, billionaire buyers and record-setting valuations are changing the economics of NFL ownership.

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The business of professional sports is entering an extraordinary new era — and NFL franchises are becoming some of the most coveted assets in the world.

On this episode of ⁠Franchise Value⁠, Shana Orczyk Sissel, CEO and Founder of Banríon Capital Management and author of the forthcoming ⁠Tough Minded⁠, joins co-host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ to examine the forces driving sports valuations into the stratosphere.

At the center of the conversation is the Atlanta Falcons and a reported transaction valuing the franchise at approximately $10.6 billion. Shana explains why the NFL's tightly controlled entry of institutional capital can actually intensify competition for available stakes. With only a select group of private-equity managers approved to invest, strict ownership limits and very few NFL franchises available, scarcity is becoming a powerful force in sports investing.

The discussion explores why investors are willing to pay extraordinary prices even for teams that aren't perennial championship contenders. The NFL's massive national media-rights ecosystem, revenue sharing, limited franchise supply and cultural dominance have helped transform teams into something increasingly resembling recession-resistant trophy assets for the world's wealthiest investors.

Shana also breaks down Arthur Blank's remarkable return on the Falcons, the growing influence of institutional investors such as Arctos, and why private equity could play an increasingly important role in providing liquidity for existing NFL owners.

Then the conversation turns to one of the strangest ownership structures in professional sports: the Green Bay Packers. Shana explains why the Packers' celebrated public ownership model creates a very different economic proposition from traditional NFL ownership — and why converting that structure would present enormous practical challenges.

Todd and Shana also tackle a much bigger question confronting the sports industry: How do you determine what a franchise is actually worth when billionaire buyers increasingly treat teams as scarce luxury assets?

From the Lakers and Timberwolves to the Knicks, Falcons, Packers and potentially the 49ers, Franchise Value goes inside the money, private capital and valuation mechanics reshaping professional sports.

Because today's biggest competition in sports may not be taking place on the field. It's taking place in the deal room.

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The business of professional sports is entering an extraordinary new era — and NFL franchises are becoming some of the most coveted assets in the world.

On this episode of Franchise Value, Shana Orczyk Sissel, CEO and Founder of Banríon Capital Management and author of the forthcoming Tough Minded, joins co-host Todd M. Schoenberger to examine the forces driving sports valuations into the stratosphere.

At the center of the conversation is the Atlanta Falcons and a reported transaction valuing the franchise at approximately $10.6 billion. Shana explains why the NFL's tightly controlled entry of institutional capital can actually intensify competition for available stakes. With only a select group of private-equity managers approved to invest, strict ownership limits and very few NFL franchises available, scarcity is becoming a powerful force in sports investing.

The discussion explores why investors are willing to pay extraordinary prices even for teams that aren't perennial championship contenders. The NFL's massive national media-rights ecosystem, revenue sharing, limited franchise supply and cultural dominance have helped transform teams into something increasingly resembling recession-resistant trophy assets for the world's wealthiest investors.

Shana also breaks down Arthur Blank's remarkable return on the Falcons, the growing influence of institutional investors such as Arctos, and why private equity could play an increasingly important role in providing liquidity for existing NFL owners.

Then the conversation turns to one of the strangest ownership structures in professional sports: the Green Bay Packers. Shana explains why the Packers' celebrated public ownership model creates a very different economic proposition from traditional NFL ownership — and why converting that structure would present enormous practical challenges.

Todd and Shana also tackle a much bigger question confronting the sports industry: How do you determine what a franchise is actually worth when billionaire buyers increasingly treat teams as scarce luxury assets?

From the Lakers and Timberwolves to the Knicks, Falcons, Packers and potentially the 49ers, Franchise Value goes inside the money, private capital and valuation mechanics reshaping professional sports.

Because today's biggest competition in sports may not be taking place on the field. It's taking place in the deal room.

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Nvidia reports earnings today—and even another blockbuster quarter may not be enough to send the stock higher.

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Two weeks of NFL preseason football are in the books, and it’s time to separate real warning signs from August noise.

On this episode of ⁠Madden On The Line⁠, host ⁠Jo Madden⁠, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at ⁠CrossCheck Media Inc.⁠, is joined by sports betting expert and Pushing The Odds host ⁠Matt Perrault⁠ for a wide-ranging look at the NFL as Week 1 rapidly approaches.

The biggest debate starts in Cleveland. Deshaun Watson has been named the Browns’ Week 1 starter, but Matt explains why that may not end the quarterback controversy—and why a rough opening stretch could quickly put Shedeur Sanders into the conversation.

Matt also delivers some potentially profitable—and controversial—NFL futures calls. He likes the Arizona Cardinals under, sees value in the New England Patriots over 9.5 wins, and makes one of his boldest predictions by taking the Buffalo Bills under 11.5 wins.

Then comes an even bigger fade: Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Matt explains why he believes Kansas City is being overvalued, why he likes the Chiefs under 10.5 wins, and why he isn't buying another immediate Super Bowl run.

And when Jo asks him to make his Super Bowl prediction, Matt doesn't hesitate: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Los Angeles Rams—with the Rams winning it all.

Jo and Matt also tackle Cam Ward and Tennessee’s struggling offense, George Kittle’s return, preseason injuries, roster cuts, the dangers of betting NFL preseason Week 3, international expansion and whether preseason football itself could eventually disappear. Matt argues that joint practices are becoming increasingly important and believes preseason could be gone within the next decade as the NFL expands its regular season and international footprint.

Which NFL teams are being overrated? Which futures are worth targeting? And who actually has a path to the Super Bowl? Madden On The Line is putting the preseason hype on trial.

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