Sue Herera returns to The Weiss Investor in a jam-packed episode! Kenny and Sue dive headfirst into inflation, the Delta Variant, the supply chain and the price of food and gas. Plus, the two discuss Powell and the Fed’s tough tapering spot, the difficulty of networking in the virtual space vs. in-person conferences, interest rates, raising kids, Christmas sales, and much more. Kenny and Sue also catch up on her new role at CNBC and her corporate board work involving women in business. Click here to listen to this episode now, and check us out at WeissRatings.com.

In today's episode of The Weiss Investor, Kenny catches up with Bob McCooey, a former brother-in-arms on the NYSE floor who now heads NASDAQ Asia Pacific. The two dive into life as "two-dollar brokers," independent traders at the smaller family-owned firms who took on the big banks to protect their clients' investments. Their discussion ranges from specialist units to the first generation of computer terminals to the nitty-gritty of buying and leasing one of the 1,366 available seats. No details are spared from these legends of financial history! Plus: Kenny talks about how his wife helped shatter the glass ceiling as one of the first women in trading. Learn more at WeissRatings.com

A new intersection of art and commerce is taking the internet by storm. In today's episode of The Weiss Investor, Kenny chats with crypto expert Joel Kruger in Israel to talk all things NFT! What's a non-fungible token? Why is it taking the crypto-world by storm? What are these furry cartoons and Cryptopunks and why are they are worth so much money? What's OpenSea? The two also dive into the core concepts of Bitcoin and Ethereum, the White Paper, volatility and emerging assets and so much more! Check out more at WeissRatings.com

Kenny and Jay Woods, NYSE Market Maker turned Chief Market Strategist at DriveWealth, take you on a journey through the Wall Street of the 80s, 90s, and early 00s: A time before decentralization and automation ran the global economy. What was it like being on the floor with 5500 Type A Personalities? From the birth of the Bull Market in 1982, the chaotic crash of 1987, Y2K, and 9/11. This was an era when your word was your bond. The two also offer advice for new investors as our society confronts a newfound demand for financial literacy and education. And what do the two miss the most about the good old days? The people!

In today's episode of The Weiss Investor, Kenny chats with Stephen, a semi-anonymous young tech worker and equity trader who quit his job to launch Congresstrading.com, a service which pores through highly confusing public records to reveal investments being made by our elected officials. The two discuss insider trading rules and restrictions, the ethics of disclosure, recent resignations at the Fed, cryptocurrency regulation, and some of the more interesting stocks being picked by our public servants. Follow Stephen on Twitter at @CongressTrading,

This week on The Weiss Investor, Kenny chats with his dear friend Morgan Brennan, co-anchor of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street. Finally back in person on the New York Stock Exchange, Morgan tells her extraordinary story of how she went from singing in a pop group to joining the world of finance. The two friends catch up and chat about the challenges the next generation of investors face today, including automated global markets, income inequality, and the “casino mindset.” Follow Morgan on Twitter at @MorganLBrennan