Artificial Intelligence is proving it will change the world, but one area AI cannot address is our emotions and behaviors as humans. âRobo-advisorsâ first popped up following the 2008 financial crisis and sought to leverage AI to offer low-cost financial advice and investment management. However, many people are uncomfortable with the idea of a robot advising them about something as important to their livelihood as their money. And like it or not, money is emotional.
CNBC The Exchange – Tariffs On Precious Metals Could Drive Material Prices Higher
Victoria Greene, CIO of G Squared Private Wealth, sees markets pricing in a contained Iran response, warns of oil shocks if Strait of Hormuz closes, and favors energy, defense, and US dip-buying.
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CNBC Worldwide Exchange – New highs beget new highsâweâre bullish into the second half
Victoria Greene, CIO of G Squared Private Wealth, sees markets pricing in a contained Iran response, warns of oil shocks if Strait of Hormuz closes, and favors energy, defense, and US dip-buying.
CNBC Closing Bell – Geopolitical Conflict Means Less to the Markets Than Individual Investors
Victoria Greene, G Squared Private Wealth CIO, joins âClosing Bell Overtimeâ to talk the impact of tariffs on the market.
CNBC Worldwide Exchange – Biggest risk is oil above $100 â $5 gas would hit consumer spending
Victoria Greene, CIO of G Squared Private Wealth, sees markets pricing in a contained Iran response, warns of oil shocks if Strait of Hormuz closes, and favors energy, defense, and US dip-buying.
Q3 2025 Market Outlook
The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday
Q3 2025 Market Outlook
âBut Iâm not crazy, Iâm just a little unwell/ I know right now you canât tell/ But stay a while and maybe then youâll see/ A different side of me./ Iâm not crazy, Iâm just a little impaired/ I know right now you donât care/ But soon enough youâre gonna think of me/ And how I used to be.â â Matchbox 20, Unwell
Q2 has been Dickens-esque â the best of times and the worst of times â all in the span of 90 days. While the net overall movement in most markets has been benign, it hides the vast amount of volatility and angst suffered during this quarter. Â A blink-and-you-missed-it bear market (on an intra-day basis) as well as continued shifting of policy sands has transformed 2025 from a comfortable bull market to navigating a mine field. We remain cautiously bullish, but wary of knee jerk reactions to policy announcements. Buried beneath the tweets are corporations still growing earnings and itâs hard to have a full recession while corporate profits are still growing.
CNBC The Exchange – Itâs not drill baby drill anymore, itâs cash baby cash
Victoria Greene, G Squared Private Wealth CIO, joins âThe Exchangeâ to discuss her energy playbook.
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CNBC Three Stock Lunch â Victoria Discusses: ORCL, IBM, & DDOG
Victoria Greene, chief investment officer of G Squared Private Wealth, joins CNBCâs âPower Lunchâ to discuss three stocks: Oracle, IBM and Datadog.
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June 2025 Brief – Managing Your Money and Your Emotions
Artificial Intelligence is proving it will change the world, but one area AI cannot address is our emotions and behaviors as humans. âRobo-advisorsâ first popped up following the 2008 financial crisis and sought to leverage AI to offer low-cost financial advice and investment management. However, many people are uncomfortable with the idea of a robot advising them about something as important to their livelihood as their money. And like it or not, money is emotional.
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CNBC The Exchange – Consumer spending is deliberate and itâs hurting legacy brands
Victoria Greene, G Squared Private Wealth CIO, joins âThe Exchangeâ to discuss the consumer trade ahead of discount retailers reporting earnings this week.
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