Bob Pisani
Formerly Senior Markets Correspondent for CNBC (1990-2025). Musings on investing, travel, rock 'n roll, and life in general.
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Which US presidents were great investors?
We know that US president have to be good politicians, but did you ever wonder how good they were as investors and businesspeople? Ever wonder about the personal finances of US presidents? Who was a good investor or a good businessperson, e...
“A Fabulous Debt”: a new book explains why the bond market is the most important market in the world
The bond market is arguably more important than the stock market.
The bond market is bigger than the stock market. It is the main engine of credit for the global economy.
In the United States, the majority of lending is done by the bond m...
ETFs in 2026: there’s more innovation, but also higher expenses, more complexity, and more risk
Morningstar just issued its “The State of US ETFs 2026” report.
Here’s the good news: the U.S. ETF business is big, and getting bigger. There was $15.8 trillion in 5,401 US ETFs at the end of June, according to Morningstar.
More good news...
The art of covering the stock market
Great fun to spend an hour with Jan van Eck and Ed Lopez, host of the Van Eck Trends with Benefits Podcast, to talk about my 35-year career at CNBC, how to navigate the information overload of modern markets, what I learned reporting from t...
Back on CNBC to talk about the 25th anniversary of 9-11: it’s about remembrance and resiliency
Great to be back on CNBC with my old friend Morgan Brennan on the Morning Call show to talk about the 25th anniversary of 9-11. There’s a whole generation that wasn’t even born then that know little or nothing about it. There’s an obligatio...
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