Ram Ahluwalia

Joshua Lim, Co-Head of Markets at FalconX, provides insights into Bitcoin’s options dynamics and institutional demand. Ram Ahluwalia, CEO of Lumida, argues that the current rally is more about asset revaluation than dollar debasement. Austin Campbell, NYU professor, discusses the systemic risks in on-chain finance. Ryan Yi analyzes how companies like Coinbase and Robinhood are advancing on-chain adoption. The conversation delves into market indicators of euphoria and the evolving landscape of crypto adoption.

Ram Ahluwalia, CEO of Lumida Wealth Management and a digital asset investment expert, shares his insights on the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. He discusses the vulnerabilities of the banking system, the implications for USDC, and the potential targeting of crypto. Ram also explores how decentralized finance (DeFi) might have provided solutions, raises questions about interest rates, and assesses the future of smaller banks amidst rising economic pressures. His keen analysis offers a clear view of a rapidly shifting financial landscape.

This week, Ram Ahluwalia, CEO of Lumida, and Sal Ternullo from A100x Ventures dive into the buzzing world of crypto. They examine Circle's hefty IPO valuation and its implications for the stablecoin landscape amid market turmoil. The duo also discusses the intriguing dynamics of crypto exchanges like Gemini and the ongoing feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. With a potential Bitcoin supply shock on the horizon, they highlight key strategies for navigating these turbulent waters in digital assets.

Ram Ahluwalia, CEO of Lumida Wealth Management, returns to discuss dire implications of recent bank failures. He predicts more failures ahead while questioning if crypto can be the savior for troubled banks. The conversation delves into the silence of politicians during this crisis and the pressures of commercial real estate, drawing comparisons to the 2008 financial collapse. Ahluwalia also explores the looming risks in the banking sector and what solutions may stabilize the system as interest rates rise.

In this discussion, Alex Kruger, an economist and crypto trader; Ram Ahluwalia, a digital asset risk management expert; and Katalin Tischhauser, head of research at Sygnum Bank, unpack why traditional investors like Warren Buffett may struggle in crypto's attention-driven market. They explore Ethereum's deeper sentiment issues, recent stablecoin legislation battles, and the significant implications of Apple's NFT ventures. Their insights challenge long-held beliefs about investing while highlighting the shifting landscape in finance and technology.

In this engaging discussion, Alex Kruger, founder of Asgard, reveals his skepticism about Coinbase as a product despite its S&P 500 inclusion. Ram Ahluwalia, CEO of Lumida, shares fascinating anecdotes about the job market while analyzing the implications of the U.S. credit downgrade on both traditional and crypto markets. Noelle Acheson, author of the 'Crypto Is Macro Now' newsletter, emphasizes the connection between stablecoins and U.S. geopolitical strategy. The trio also debates the potential for Fed rate cuts and the significance of the altcoin ETF delay.

Christopher Vermeulen, founder of Technical Traders, dives into the macro landscape, highlighting bullish patterns in uranium and complexities in the oil market. Michael Gayed critiques traditional economic models while discovering opportunities in AI. Anthony Pompliano shares insights on Bitcoin’s risk management and central bank digital currencies. Ram Ahluwalia contrasts value and growth stocks, focusing on how recent rate cuts affect Baby Boomers' investments. Together, they offer a multifaceted view of current and future market dynamics.

Ram Ahluwalia, co-founder and CEO of Lumida Wealth, shares expert insights on the evolving landscape of AI investments. He discusses major players like Nvidia, emphasizing the importance of adapting to technological shifts. Ram highlights the resurgence of nuclear energy and its investment potential, alongside macroeconomic trends like the Fed's interest rate strategies. He also navigates the nuances between growth and value stocks, equipping listeners with the intelligence needed for smart decisions in an era defined by AI and economic volatility.

Ram Ahluwalia, CFA and CEO of Lumida Wealth, debates with Vinny Lingham, founder of Praxos Capital, on whether stocks or gold are the better long-term investment. Ram defends stocks, emphasizing their potential for earnings growth and innovation. Vinny counters that gold’s decentralization and finite nature make it a safer bet against inflation and fiat debasement. They tackle the impact of share buybacks, the future of AI, and even make a $10,000 wager on which asset will outperform in the next nine months, heating up this riveting discussion.

In this discussion, Ram Ahluwalia, the leader of Lumida Wealth, shares his macro outlook on markets and explains why he believes we're in a 'Goldilocks' economy. He explores the implications of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and the resilience shown in corporate earnings and consumer confidence. Ram also highlights the significance of tactical asset allocation and the growing influence of AI companies like NVIDIA in the market. His insights into risk-adjusted returns versus traditional models present a fresh perspective on modern investing.