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For the aspirational trader and financial markets professional. Coming at you two to three times a week, the Saxo Market Call is the high frequency podcast for real-time analysis of the financial markets across asset classes, from forex and rates to equities and commodities.
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Jul 31, 2025 • 22min
Is Meta bad for humanity, even if earnings were as good as it gets?
Meta's recent earnings raise questions about its larger impact on mental health and addiction, sparking a cautionary note. The AI investment frenzy is analyzed, with concerns over sustainability and comparisons to past bubbles. Market fluctuations are discussed, highlighting challenges facing giants like Apple amidst unpredictability. Additionally, trade policies, including new tariffs and their effects on companies like Amazon, are dissected, revealing the complex dynamics of international trade amidst shifting economic sentiment.

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Jul 30, 2025 • 19min
Most dangerous market of all time?
The podcast dives into the precarious market landscape, highlighting troubling valuations and the role of retail investors. Key discussions revolve around the anticipated earnings reports from major tech firms and the broader economic implications tied to these results. Geopolitical risks and economic data, particularly regarding the U.S. and Japanese yen reactions, are also examined. Additionally, listeners are cautioned about potential volatility and the impacts of recent natural disasters on market dynamics.

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Jul 29, 2025 • 21min
Euro crushed and what does Visa tell us about US equity market valuations?
The podcast dives into the euro's recent plunge and its effects on European stocks, wondering if it signals deeper issues beyond a trade reaction. The strong momentum in AI hardware stocks is highlighted, showcasing the future of technology investments. Visa's valuation offers insights into the broader U.S. equity market and its implications amidst rising interest rates. Plus, the hosts dissect U.S. macro data and consumer confidence trends, bringing a global perspective to today's financial landscape.

Jul 28, 2025 • 13min
Euro drops back after EU and US strike trade deal
Today, a look at the reaction to the EU-US trade deal struck at the weekend, as some may be surprised to see a weaker euro on the back of this. Elsewhere, we talk Physical AI and an interesting ETF that has exposure to the space, the comeback in risk sentiment, the rise of Chinese luxury and more. Hosting today's pod is Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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12 snips
Jul 25, 2025 • 28min
Monumental week ahead as markets too complacent
Markets show surprising complacency, but a monumental week is on the horizon. Key events like earnings reports and central bank meetings could shake things up. Dive into advancements in autonomous vehicles and the competitive tech landscape with players like Amazon and Qualcomm. Plus, a look at rising concerns over cryptocurrency and stock market valuations. The discussion wraps up with the transformative power of AI in content creation, highlighting both its potential and the challenges it presents.

Jul 24, 2025 • 19min
Deep dive on autonomous driving as Tesla hits rough patch
Tesla faces challenges after a disappointing earnings report, sparking discussions on the future of autonomous driving. The focus shifts to competitors like Alphabet's Waymo and the emerging player ZOOX. Insights into the competitive landscape reveal potential game-changers ahead. The podcast also covers Alphabet's positive earnings and offers looks into foreign exchange markets and upcoming financial reports. Tune in for engaging market analysis and strategic insights.

Jul 23, 2025 • 14min
US and Japan make a deal. Tesla, Alphabet and IBM to report earnings.
The podcast dives into the recent US-Japan trade deal, detailing Japan's $550 billion investment in the US and its impact on Japanese markets. It also explores the much-anticipated earnings reports from major tech players like Alphabet, Tesla, and IBM, with IBM's new angle stealing the spotlight. Additionally, the discussion highlights job report discrepancies and the weakening U.S. dollar, along with potential repercussions from upcoming economic data and ECB meetings.

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Jul 2, 2025 • 27min
Three big questions in the week ahead.
Dive into the intriguing contrasts of U.S. equity markets with a bold NASDAQ decline and a Russell 2000 surge. Discover the implications of the upcoming nonfarm payroll report on market confidence. The hosts dissect a newly passed fiscal bill and its effects on political dynamics and trade negotiations. Explore how AI might disrupt employment and energy trends. Finally, they discuss financial strategies amid shifting economic policies and the potential risks for investment portfolios.

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Jul 1, 2025 • 19min
Melt up scenario versus perilous concentration
The podcast dives into the staggering concentration of gains in the U.S. equity market, raising questions about its sustainability. It breaks down first-half commodity performance and gold's resurgence from key support levels. Discussions also highlight impacts of economic policies and political tensions, particularly regarding Tesla's stock. Shifts in Apple's model from hardware to services are analyzed, alongside the challenges posed by legal issues. Market dynamics in currencies and the implications of a weaker dollar are also explored.

11 snips
Jun 27, 2025 • 26min
A bit too much perfection in the price?
The discussion opens with concerns over whether the US market is pricing in too much perfection. Insights into the weak USD and gold market technicals follow. The team delves into Nike's latest earnings and highlights two companies on an impressive growth trajectory. Market trends reveal underperforming stocks and the possible effects of US-China trade talks. Geopolitical tensions and their implications on high margin markets are scrutinized, alongside advancements in technology like solid-state batteries and military innovations.