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Bloomberg Brief framed the session around three linked market stories: renewed US-Iran strikes and disputed access to the Strait of Hormuz, sharp volatility in Asian…
This is an interview with AI forecaster Daniel Kokotajlo arguing that frontier AI is moving toward superintelligence fast, that current incentives push companies to race…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade focused on the immediate market fallout from fresh U.S. strikes on Iran, with oil near the $80 Brent threshold, front-end Treasuries under…
This Bloomberg This Weekend episode is a mixed live-news and interview program centered on the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham and escalating U.S.-Iran strikes…
This Bloomberg weekend episode was dominated by breaking geopolitical coverage: the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and the renewed U.S.-Iran escalation around the Strait…
Alasdair Macleod argues that silver’s next major move will be driven less by a price target and more by fiat currency debasement, so the practical answer is to…
Adam Taggart interviews Jan van Eck in a quarterly macro/market update. Van Eck’s central message is that the market’s extreme-looking equity performance is being…
This episode is a broad Bloomberg weekend market-and-news wrap, but its center of gravity is the escalating U.S.-Iran standoff over the Strait of Hormuz, with two expert…
The video argues that Elon Musk’s plan for space-based AI data centers is not just a sci-fi stunt but part of a broader, already-visible industry response to real…
The panel focuses on the Iran–U.S. crisis, arguing that both sides are engaged in a high-stakes poker game over a draft framework rather than a true peace deal. The…
Bloomberg This Weekend split between geopolitics and tech: it led with Trump’s escalating rhetoric toward Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, then moved to Apple suing OpenAI…
This is a long Zoom Q&A in which the speaker lays out a highly geopolitical, conspiratorial reading of current events while also discussing education reform, the occult…
Chris Williamson interviews Robert Wright about why AI could be a threshold event that is both economically transformative and socially destabilizing. Wright says his…
This is a virtual conference on rare earths and critical minerals, built around the case that China’s control of mining, refining, and magnet production has turned rare…
Rick Rule argues gold remains the clearest long-term store of value because U.S. real rates are still negative in his view, fiscal deficits are unfixable without major…
Bloomberg’s "Wall Street Week" splits into three linked themes: the media industry’s shift toward focused, cash-generative models; the implications of Elon Musk’s…
Bloomberg Businessweek Daily spent most of the episode on SK Hynix’s U.S. debut, the company’s massive ADR offering, and management’s view that the memory crunch could…
Michelle Makori interviews economist Nomi Prins about the Iran flare-up, oil, dollar dominance, and precious metals. Prins argues the conflict is mostly a short-term…
Rick Rule says the natural resources crowd at his symposium is still greedy, not scared, and that the best opportunities remain in buying what is hated, not chasing what…
This Bloomberg Surveillance episode centered on three themes: the AI/semiconductor trade is still powerful but increasingly crowded, capital markets are becoming more…
Brendan Greeley argues that the dollar’s dominance is not mainly a story of U.S. power or habit, but of deep plumbing: banks, deposit insurance, swap lines, and the…
Rick Rule delivers a deeply contrarian interview on junior miners, gold stocks, oil & gas, and systemic credit risk. He sees the 40% junior resource selloff as a gift…
This is a long interview with Mark Pincus about his founder journey, his framework for spotting breakout consumer businesses, and how he thinks AI changes…
This Bloomberg "Opening Trade" episode was a multi-asset morning market wrap centered on Japan's pension-fund comments, SK Hynix's massive US ADR debut, easyJet's…
Bloomberg’s China show centered on two linked themes: the continued investor appetite for AI/chip exposure and a fragile but still-active geopolitical risk backdrop. The…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade focused on SK Hynix’s record U.S. ADR debut, the broader AI-chip rally, and a contained but still-fluid U.S.-Iran conflict that was influencing…
Yahoo Finance’s July 9, 2026 Market Domination was a broad daily market wrap focused on a rebound in stocks, rotation within tech, AI infrastructure demand, Middle…
TraderTV Live spent most of the session on a broad market wrap centered on the Nasdaq strength, chip rebound, AI/data-center headlines, and a growing split between…
Keith Neumeyer argues that silver’s violent run to $121 was driven by a thin, increasingly physical market colliding with paper-market mechanics, and he thinks the…
Doomberg argues the Iran war is not escalating in a durable way because bond, oil, and precious-metal moves are signaling a policy reversal rather than a widening…
This is a Yahoo Finance daily market wrap centered on Iran headlines, oil, semiconductors/memory chips, earnings, and several company-specific interviews. The desk’s…
Trader TV Live spent this opening segment on a broad premarket/day-of-market wrap: chip stocks and memory names were strong, oil was being watched on renewed US-Iran…
Bloomberg Surveillance framed the day around two linked market drivers: renewed U.S.-Iran strikes pushing oil and inflation expectations higher, and a still-powerful AI…
Larry Johnson argues NATO is overmatched, delusional, and drifting toward direct war with Russia, while the US-Iran confrontation has already collapsed into escalation…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade centers on renewed U.S. strikes on Iran, the resulting jump in oil toward $80, and the market’s mixed response: energy and some tech names…
Bloomberg’s China Show centered on two intertwined themes: escalating U.S.-Iran conflict and a wave of China/Hong Kong tech fundraising. The episode argued that oil…
Bloomberg’s Daybreak Europe centered on the second straight day of U.S. strikes on Iran and the immediate market fallout: higher oil, weaker bonds, and renewed inflation…
Francis Hunt argues the recent gold/silver flush is not the end of the move but a violent reset inside a much larger debt-and-liquidity unwind. Near term he expects…
Andy Schectman argues that the recent gold/silver selloff was mostly structural and paper-driven, not a fundamental breakdown, and that the real signal is huge physical…
This is a high-energy TraderTV Live market wrap centered on Trump’s Iran/ceasefire comments and the resulting oil spike, with the desk also trading around NVDA’s $200…
Tom Bilyeu frames the episode as a live market-and-politics wrap centered on the renewed Iran conflict, the inflationary shock to oil, and the knock-on pressure it could…
Gavin Baker argues that great investing is about finding a process that fits your psychology, surviving inevitable drawdowns, and staying disciplined on valuation while…
TraderTV Live framed the session as an oil/geopolitical headline day: Trump comments on the Iran ceasefire, renewed talk of strikes, and shifting tension around Hormuz…
The video is a Yahoo Finance market wrap focused on Iran-related geopolitical flare-ups, oil, yields, AI/semiconductor volatility, and the growing role of government…
Nick Gerli argues the U.S. housing downturn is no longer just a frozen market: in several high-supply states, distressed sellers are now starting to capitulate and list…
Bloomberg Surveillance spent the day on three linked themes: the Iran cease-fire collapsing, oil and rates repricing higher, and a sharp rotation out of semis/AI-linked…
Bill Powers interviews strategic investor David Lotan about how he made large returns in junior mining by buying illiquid stocks in the open market, staying patient, and…
This Bloomberg Opening Trade episode focused on three dominant forces: renewed Middle East tension and the oil/inflation impulse, a sharp Korean equity selloff led by…
A multi-host tastylive session focused on a sharp intraday risk-off move sparked by oil jumping on Middle East tensions, semiconductors selling off, and the market…
A long French morning-show transcript that mixed three main segments: a human-interest call about parents alleging sect-like coercive influence over their daughter and…
This is a live tastylive options-trading show built around managing a portfolio of defined-risk and premium-selling positions while reacting to a sharp intraday market…
Bloomberg’s China Show framed the session around two big shocks: renewed U.S.-Iran strikes that pushed oil higher again, and a wave of China AI/chip policy and IPO news…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade was driven by a major geopolitical shock: fresh U.S. strikes on Iran after attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, plus Washington’s move to…
This Bloomberg "Balance of Power" segment was driven by breaking news that the U.S. struck Iranian targets after attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz…
This was a live market wrap dominated by a global semiconductor/memory selloff after Samsung’s record profit print failed to calm concerns about capex and AI demand. The…
Bloomberg’s Open Interest was dominated by a chip selloff, with Samsung’s blockbuster earnings failing to keep memory-chip stocks bid and dragging the Nasdaq lower. The…
TraderTV Live opened with a sharp risk-off market tone driven by an overnight semiconductor selloff tied to Samsung’s preliminary earnings and capex commentary. The desk…
Eric Jackson argues SpaceX is a high-profile, richly priced IPO whose stock could matter for the broader market because it is now big enough to influence indices and…
Bloomberg Surveillance centered on a market regime where tech and AI still dominate, but the trade is becoming more selective and more rotational. The show tied together…
A wide-ranging interview about the modern information environment, venture storytelling, AI-driven change, and how capital, status, and attention now interact. The guest…
Deze aflevering van de true-crime podcast "Ontvoerd naar Noord-Korea" volgt de journalisten Marcel Vink en Marieke Mager tijdens twee cruciale gebeurtenissen: hun…
Bloomberg’s China Show focused on the PBOC governor’s Hong Kong speech and the regional market reaction around it. The governor framed Hong Kong as a key bridge for RMB…
Bloomberg’s The Close centered on a sharp AI/chip-led rebound in U.S. equities, with semis, Broadcom, AMD, Tesla, and some banks leading while the broader market still…
A fast-paced market wrap centered on the morning gap-up in the S&P 500/Nasdaq, heavy chip and memory-stock action, and a handful of catalyst-driven names like SpaceX…
Interview-panel on digital rights, democratic decentralization, crypto, surveillance, and French/EU tech policy. The main thesis is that centralized political and…
Bloomberg’s Balance of Power centered on two live political-market stories: Trump’s rollout of “Trump accounts,” a $1,000 seed investing program for children, and his…
Rick Rule argues that the most attractive opportunity right now is in hated second- and third-tier gold mining stocks, especially juniors, because they are extremely…
This was a TraderTV Live midday market wrap anchored by fast-moving small caps, tech rotation, and a lot of live trade management. The main market theme was that the…
CNBC’s Squawk Pod centers on the launch of Trump accounts and an interview with Brad Gerstner, who frames the new kid investment accounts as a broad-based ownership and…
Dave Collum argues the market and geopolitical backdrop are being driven by hidden power structures, with AI, rate policy, and Middle East conflict all feeding a…
Trader TV Live spent most of this session on a market wrap plus live trade management. The biggest recurring themes were semis/memory strength, Tesla’s post-delivery…
This Yahoo Finance Live episode was a broad daily market wrap that spent most of its time on three themes: the strength of the tech/AI complex, the launch of Trump…
Bloomberg Surveillance focused on the post-holiday market setup, with equities rallying on softer jobs data, falling yields, and a renewed tech/AI bid. The day’s core…
A wide-ranging interview between host Chris Williamson and evolutionary psychologist Steve Stewart-Williams about his book "Billion Years of Sex Differences."…
Bloomberg’s "Opening Trade" on July 6, 2026 was a live market wrap centered on a busy week for Asian chips, FX, NATO-related defense flows, and several UK/European M&A…
A long Tocsin morning show centered on three blocks: housing/agricultural land activism with Jonathan Atias, pesticide and farm-model politics with Ananda Guillet, and a…
This Bloomberg Weekend episode mixed geopolitical risk, NATO tensions, Trump’s domestic political messaging, AI/semis, USMCA, the dollar, bourbon, and America 250…
George Gammon argues that the world is in a Fourth Turning-style breakdown where weak institutions, social unrest, and credit stress are pushing the dollar higher, which…
A gold-and-silver bull case centered on U.S. debt fragility, a weakening economy, and a coming Fed-driven reset. Don Durrett argues the recent metals pullback was…
Rick Rule argues that oil, commodities, gold, and silver are all being mispriced through the lens of a weakening dollar. He says the recent oil spike reflected…
Gary Cardone argues Bitcoin is still a long-term winner, but says the current sell-off is not done and likely needs a deeper flush before a durable bottom. He is…
This episode is a macro-heavy interview between host Neils Castro Lassen and guest Jim Kasang about a broader U.S. regime shift, market positioning, and why 2026 could…
Meb Faber argues that America’s 250-year market success came from a deep culture of ownership, risk-taking, and compounding, not from destiny. He is bullish on the U.S.…
This is an interview about Mickey/Manny’s book *The Entropy Trap*: his core claim is that the global economy is not in a normal cycle but in a phase transition between…
David Woo argues that the AI capex boom is the key force propping up the US economy, real yields, and the dollar, and that once the AI bubble cracks, NASDAQ and the…
The panel argues that Ukraine’s strike on Saint Petersburg is a symbolic and operational blow to Putin: it punctures the Kremlin’s image, brings the war home to…
Robert Barnes argues the Trump circle is operating through a broad corruption-and-patronage system spanning pardons, antitrust decisions, crypto, insider trading, and…
James Rickards argues the recent gold pullback is a normal commodities drawdown, not a thesis break, and says his $10,000/oz year-end target remains intact. He links the…
Tom Bilyeu uses a July 4th episode to argue that socialism, easy money, and energy restriction are all anti-growth mistakes, while AI is real but being overhyped and…
Meb Faber interviews Rebecca Anderson of McKinsey Global Institute about America’s long-run sources of competitiveness and the warning signs now emerging. Her core…
This episode is a multi-guest market wrap focused on three themes: AI/semis capital allocation, Fed credibility and dollar/gold moves, and labor/inflation pressure…
Bloomberg’s Daybreak Europe focused on three intertwined themes: a softer-than-expected U.S. jobs print, renewed pressure on the Fed under Trump, and rising…
A long Tastylive market-wrap episode centered on the jobs report, holiday-thin trading, and how traders were positioning across equities, semis, gold, oil, FX, and ETFs.…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade framed the day around a softer-than-expected U.S. jobs report, a pullback in the dollar, and another violent selloff in Asian tech—especially…
This is a bullish, fast-moving interview between two market commentators centered on AI capex, compute scarcity, and which names benefit from the buildout. The main…
A Mossad agent, identified only as "Arash," gives his first-ever on-camera interview to Israel's Channel 12 program Uvda. He describes his decade as a deep-cover asset…
A holiday-shortened market show centered on a weak June jobs report, a sharp post-NFP rally/fade in indices, and huge single-name action in Tesla, Meta, Apple, Nvidia…
This was a fast-moving TraderTV Live market wrap dominated by Tesla’s 8% selloff, a sharp rotation into Apple, Netflix, Microsoft, and some strength in Rivian, while…
Ed Steer argues that precious metals are near a bottom after months of managed selling, with commercial shorts largely done covering and increasingly large December gold…
TraderTV Live spent most of this session on a broad intraday market wrap: the speakers argued the day was a heavy selloff in tech and momentum names, with Tesla, Apple…