Aaron Task

Contributing Editor

Aaron is an expert writer and researcher who formerly served as editor-in-chief at Yahoo Finance, digital editor of Fortune, and executive editor and San Francisco bureau chief of TheStreet. You may have also seen him as a guest on CNBC, CBS This Morning, Fox Business, ABC News and other outlets.

A prolific writer and commentator, Aaron is the former host of Yahoo Finance’s video program The Daily Ticker. He has also hosted podcasts for Fortune (Fortune Unfiltered) and TheStreet (The Real Story). His latest on-air passion project, Seeking Alpha’s highly rated Alpha Trader podcast, features top Wall Street experts dissecting the market’s latest news and previewing significant upcoming events. He also regularly provides analysis for the free e-letter Wealthy Retirement, which we will be republishing here on Investment U.

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How to Manage Your Market Response

February 18, 2020

Using these strategies for managing financial stress, seniors can avoid sabotaging their own retirement savings.

Why We’re Not Done With the Coronavirus

February 11, 2020

The market has made a short-term recovery from its coronavirus scare – but larger problems persist…

Dating Red Flags You Shouldn’t Ignore

February 10, 2020

Seniors can use these red flags to protect themselves and others from online dating scams.

How Coronavirus Exposed a Sector Weakness

February 4, 2020

Fears of coronavirus have affected energy stocks, leading to low prices and losses.

What Will Buffett Sell Next?

January 31, 2020

Berkshire Hathaway sold its newspaper business – and Warren Buffett’s next move may provide inspiration to individual investors.

The Real Impact of Coronavirus

January 28, 2020

Aaron Task examines how the coronavirus outbreak could affect global markets.

Is This What a Top Looks Like?

January 24, 2020

After 2019’s impressive rally, investors should be prepared for a momentary stock market correction in 2020.

Unmasking the Market

January 21, 2020

One man in the tech space embodies the stock market as a whole.

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