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On Taking Stock, JD Durkin kicks off the broadcast with Bob Lang, founder and chief options strategist at Explosive Options, to discuss why volatility is back. With the VIX down to a 19 handle, Lang says volatility rises when there is a lot of uncertainty around the markets. He points to last week’s midterms and the unclear direction of government policy, questions ab...

On Startup to Stock Exchange, Kristin Myers talks with Yuval Zacharia, co-founder and CEO of Bay, which is coming out of stealth with $50 million in funding. Zacharia says Bay was founded in January 2026 and is building a security platform for AI agents. She says the idea came when a proof of concept her team built with Claude Code tried to open their whole cloud envi...

Remy Blaire talks with Alon Goren, founding partner at Draper Goren Blockchain, about a new company run day to day by an AI CEO that answers to a human board. Goren says his team has relied on agents more and more, and that they promoted the agent to CEO because its ideas in a debate were better than theirs. He says the AI CEO has its own email and accounts, runs the ...

With midday trade underway, Remy Blaire goes to Chicago for a live check-in with FINTECH.TV contributor Errol Coleman from the Cboe trading floor. Coleman says the market has seen a lot of volatility this morning without falling through to either side, and that the trading ranges of about 200 to 300 points are massive. He says that is thanks to the increase in volatil...

Remy Blaire talks with Allen Osgood, CEO of Eisen, about escheatment and the dormant accounts that states hold. Blaire says state governments are sitting on roughly $70 billion that belongs to 33 million Americans, from old accounts including dormant bank accounts, pensions and, increasingly, crypto. Osgood explains that escheatment is the state-mandated process where...