Chris Hill

Plus, Trex CEO Bryan Fairbanks talks about the housing market, the company's ability to expand outside the U.S., the art and science of offering guidance to Wall Street, and more.

And we talk about people pulling back on spending on all those things that probably seemed essential in the earlier days of the pandemic.

But he didn't say all buybacks are good.

We've got a slew of company news to review.

Plus we answer your questions about investment fees, insurance, and saving in a Roth IRA.

"I feel like people's skepticism about AI ... it's more about a kind of leftover hangover feeling of every time someone shows up promising a transformative technology, it has massive downsides that don't become clear until it's too late." -- podcast personality PJ Vogt

And that's just the tip of the iceberg as these investors look at the latest quarterly reports from lots of companies.

Plus a reminder for investors not to overlook companies that aren't big names.

In late January, CEO Pat Gelsinger assured Wall Street that Intel was "committed" to its dividend. Now that dividend has been cut.

The changing landscape of house flipping is just one trend real estate investors need to be aware of.

ChatGPT is getting plenty of attention, but there are other uses for artificial intelligence that investors should watch.

Plus a bull-versus-bear debate over Match Group.

Bloomberg entertainment reporter Lucas Shaw joins the podcast to talk about Spotify.

Plus, sports executive Andrew Brandt discusses the business health of the NFL, how the playoffs may change, and more.

You have to dig to get the full picture of how a company is doing.

We also take a look back at a discussion of how couples deal with friction over money.

Plus, former Pittsburgh Steelers lineman Jonathan Scott talks about playing in the Super Bowl, managing an irregular income, and more.

Plus Jean Poggi, assistant managing editor at Ad Age, joins the podcast to talk about multimillion-dollar Super Bowl ads.

Plus, a look at the business of gambling.

What's more challenging: facing off against a wide receiver or a room full of NFL owners?