This is a bonus episode featuring a replay of 'The Noble Update' Twitter Spaces session hosted by George Noble @gnoble79 and co-host Dilley @DilleyCouture, who Steve Eisman joins as he discusses various topics, including the origins of his investment ideas, his thoughts on current market dynamics, and his perspective on housing and financial sectors. Eisman also shares his views on the escalating federal deficit, the role of AI in the economy, and the value of Bitcoin. The session concludes with Eisman revealing his favorite comic books, offering a more personal glimpse into the famed investor's interests.
00:00 Introduction and Casual Conversation
00:10 Discussing the Song 'When the Levee Breaks'
01:49 Market Observations and Steve Eisman's Introduction
03:44 Steve Eisman's Background and The Big Short
13:12 Current Market Views and Predictions
27:56 Q&A Session with Steve Eisman
48:40 Financial Crisis Concerns
49:32 AI and Future Investments
50:45 Synthetic Products and Retail Investors
52:11 Commercial Real Estate Issues
53:32 Tech Giants: Apple and Google
01:01:35 Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
01:07:27 Comic Books and Personal Stories
01:26:27 Monetary Policy and Interest Rates
01:29:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Podcast 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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