Your Money This Week (November 13, 2026): What Matters After Nvidia’s Stumble

Nvidia is hunting for a new CEO following Jensen Huang’s resignation, but should you be hunting for Nvidia stock? This week, we examine the massive 35% decline in the AI giant and discuss why having a differentiated view matters more than trying to catch a falling knife.

We are also joined by Caleb Silver, Editor-in-Chief of Investopedia, for an exclusive look at the exact topics driving investor anxiety right now. Caleb shares real search data on what consumers are asking about the "tech wreck," tax-efficient strategies, and how to safely park cash. Plus, we cover the latest post-election market reaction and the surprisingly hot economic reports on hiring and inflation.

Topics covered:

*The fallout of Jensen Huang’s resignation and Nvidia’s 35% stock drop

* Why stock-picking isn’t a strategy without a differentiated model

* Post-election market update: S&P 500 up 10.1%, equal-weight and small caps leading the way

* Hot economic data: Surging job reports, low unemployment (4.1%), and sticky CPI/PPI

* Guest Caleb Silver (Investopedia) on the real questions investors are asking

* How tax efficiency and capital preservation are dominating investor searches

* Caleb Silver’s personal approach to using AI for content creation and research

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What happens when the tech industry's massive investments in AI collide with the reality of generating profits? This week, special guest Bob Weiss (formerly Heritage Financial's CIO, now with Savant Wealth Management) joins the show to discuss his new focus on Ultra High Net Worth and Family Office investing, and the truth about value creation in private equity.

We also break down the post-election market reaction, the rollercoaster ride of the 10-year Treasury yield, and the "AI Paradox"—exploring whether the trillions of dollars pouring into artificial intelligence will lead to a massive productivity boom or an over-invested tech bubble. Plus, a preview of our upcoming Book Club discussion on Money to Burn.

Topics covered:

- Bob Weiss's new focus on Ultra High Net Worth and Family Office investing

-The truth about Private Equity: Manager dispersion and real value creation

-Post-election market recap (US, Global, and Emerging Markets)

-The rollercoaster of the 10-year Treasury yield and bond market appeal

The "AI Paradox": Will the trillions invested lead to a productivity boom or an over-invested tech bubble?

Book Club update: Money to Burn (Leon Black and Apollo Global Management)

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Is the AI trade finally cracking? This week, we analyze the massive sell-off in big tech and hyperscalers following recent earnings reports, contrasting it with a surprisingly strong Q3 GDP report. We also share on-the-ground real estate insights from Redfin’s chief economist at the Schwab Impact conference, and kick off our very first Book Club with a discussion of The Everywhere Millionaire and the reality of Main Street wealth.

Plus, we recap the latest NBA injury news and look ahead to a big college football elimination game.

Topics covered:

• Strong Q3 GDP growth (3.4%) and sticky PCE inflation (3.6%)

• The massive sell-off in AI and Big Tech hyperscalers (Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft)

• Bond yields dropping as investors fly to quality

• Redfin's latest housing market projections: When will affordability return?

• Book Club: The Everywhere Millionaire and the reality of Main Street wealth

• NBA injury updates and college football's upcoming elimination games

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Why are residential real estate markets struggling, and what does it mean for buyers, sellers, and the broader economy? This week, we take a deep dive into the stagnant housing market, falling homebuilder stocks, and how regional inventory differences are dictating prices across the country.

We also cover the market's punishment of big tech AI spending despite recent earnings beats, the flight to safety in the bond market, and three essential year-end planning tips. Plus, a recap of a historic college football weekend and early reactions to the NBA tip-off.

Topics covered:

- Big Tech earnings (Meta, Tesla, Netflix) and AI spending volatility

- The flight to safety driving bond yields down

- A deep dive into the struggling residential real estate market

- Why homebuilder stocks are flashing warning signs

- Strategic guidance for homebuyers and sellers in high vs. low inventory regions

- Year-end planning: Medicare open enrollment, charitable giving, and the midterms

- College football's wild upset weekend and the start of the NBA season

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How much artificial intelligence exposure is actually hidden in your portfolio, and what should you do about it? This week, we look at the dominance of AI in the markets, lessons from past historic infrastructure boom-and-bust cycles, and how to properly diversify your assets to manage concentration risk.

We also cover the mixed start to Q3 earnings from banks and chipmakers, how AI data centers are unexpectedly driving core CPI inflation (the "Froot Loop" effect), why investors should steer clear of high-fee indexed annuities, and the latest in college football and the upcoming NBA season.

Topics covered:

- Mixed Q3 bank and semiconductor earnings

- September CPI/PPI and the "Froot Loop" inflation effect

- Fed rate hike vs. pause expectations

- The truth about high-fee indexed annuities

- How to position your portfolio in the age of AI

- Lessons from historic infrastructure build-outs like railroads and fiber optics

- College football's packed top-25 weekend

- Why the upcoming NBA season is set up to be the most competitive in years

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Every week, I’ll break down the most important developments in investing, the economy, and personal finance, focusing on what you need to know to grow and protect your wealth.

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