Episodes (Page 3)
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Software selloff unpacked with Scott and Ed identifying potential buying opportunities
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Neera Tanden from Center for American Progress discusses affordability crisis under Trump administration
Neera Tanden
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Google's earnings and doubled capital expenditure implications discussed with Scott Devitt from Wedbush Securities
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SpaceX's acquisition of xAI and its $1.25 trillion implications discussed with Edward Ludlow from Bloomberg
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Kevin Warsh's Federal Reserve nomination discussed with Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody's Analytics
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Major tech earnings from Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and Apple analyzed by Scott and Ed
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Katie Martin from Financial Times breaks down Trump TACO impact on investor navigation and strategy
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Fed's rate path and dollar decline analyzed with Michael Gapen, Chief U.S. Economist at Morgan Stanley
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EU-India free trade deal implications discussed with Liz Hoffman from Semafor
From U.S
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Gold hitting $5,000 milestone and market fears discussed with Robert Armstrong from Financial Times
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Scott shares ground perspective from Davos with key takeaways and memorable speeches
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David Solomon, Goldman Sachs CEO, discusses firm's path forward and broader economy outlook
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China's plunging birth rate and economic challenges discussed with economist Alice Han
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Trump's tariff threats impact on U.S. markets discussed with Justin Wolfers from University of Michigan
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Trump's EU tariffs and market reaction discussed with Robert Armstrong from Financial Times
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Trump's Jerome Powell investigation examined with Scott explaining potential to sideline Powell entirely
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Scott Nations discusses how human psychology leads to poor investment decisions and mitigation strategies
Scott Nations
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Bank earnings and credit card interest rate cap implications discussed with Saul Martinez from HSBC
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Trump's 25% tariffs on Iran's business partners target the country's oil exports and revenue, with significant humanitarian and economic consequences
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The Justice Department's investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell represents an unprecedented escalation of executive conflict with the central bank