Steve Eisman, joined by former partners Danny Moses, Porter Collins, and Vincent Daniel, delve into recent market upheavals caused by President Trump's tariff announcements. They analyze the implications of these policies, the reaction of global markets, and the potential for a bear market. They also reminisce about their time depicted in The Big Short, discussing stories and strategies from the 2008 financial crisis. The episode offers a rich mix of market analysis, economic theory, and personal anecdotes.
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00:00 Introduction to the Episode
02:01 Market Turmoil and Panic
02:39 Impact of Tariffs and Trade Wars
06:02 Bear Market Strategies and Predictions
18:21 Historical Market Crashes and Lessons
22:07 Government Response and Market Reactions
22:43 Trump's Trade Policies and Economic Impact
28:14 Debating the Future of the Market
30:49 Negotiation and Phone Calls
31:17 Understanding Credit Spreads
32:13 Financial Crisis and Market Dynamics
36:59 Reminiscing Early Careers
46:18 The Big Short and Subprime Crisis
51:14 Memorable Meetings and Interactions
59:06 Conclusion and Farewell
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Episode Production Credits
Producer: Collier Landry
Producer & Publicity: Steven Cohen, Next Horizon Media
Post-Production Services by: Don’t Touch My Radio
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