Nvidia Earnings, A.I. Investors & Energy Markets: Talking Stocks With Direxion's Ed Egilinsky

What to expect with Nvidia earnings, why there has been a pullback in artificial intelligence stocks, and what's next for energy stocks? Ed Egilinsky, the managing director and head of alternative investments at Direxion, talks all things stocks.

This segment was sponsored by Direxion.

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