Prof G Markets

Third Quarter 2024 Review — ft. Aswath Damodaran

Perplexity’s Fourth Funding Round + Lessons From Boeing in Long-Term Thinking

Nvidia’s Rise, Intel’s Fall, and the Chips in Between — ft. Patrick Moorhead

Can A Podcast Change Southwest Airlines? + The College Consulting Business

In this podcast episode, hosts explore the intricacies of high-paying jobs and how finance and technology are reshaping the market and society at large. They kick off the discussion by examining the role of lucrative internships in quantitative research and then dive into topics like election betting markets and stock ...

Will a Bazooka Stimulus Revive China’s Economy? — ft. Alice Han

Hindenburg Shorts Roblox + Germany’s Shrinking Economy

What’s the Biggest Threat to the U.S. Economy’s Soft-Landing? — ft. Mark Zandi

An Nvidia Challenger Files For An IPO + Can A New CEO Turn Nike Around?

Unlocking Innovation Through Antitrust Enforcement — ft. Lina Khan

OpenAI’s Exodus, the Rise of Palantir, and the Longshoremen’s Strike

Is Jerome Powell Lucky or Good? — ft. Robert Armstrong

Is AI the Hollywood Killer? + Amazon’s New Return to Work Policy

Why Young People Are Worse Off Than Their Parents — and What to Do About it (from TED Talks Daily)

Takeaways from the Second Debate + Does the US Need a Sovereign Wealth Fund?

What the 2024 Rate Cutting Cycle Could Mean For Investors — ft. Lyn Alden

Why Are Millionaires Moving Abroad? + The Biggest Deals in Podcasting

Is Nvidia in Trouble? + Government Seeded Investment Accounts For Kids — ft. Brad Gerstner

Democratizing the Private Markets — ft. Ben Miller

Ask Us Anything — Scott and Ed Answer Your Questions

The Corporate Lifecycle + The Market’s Fallen Heroes — ft. Aswath Damodaran

Corporate lifecycles dictate how businesses should operate and how investors should value them, as aging companies frequently fail by overreaching for growth rather than embracing their maturity. Sustainable rebirth requires organic development and cost discipline, rather than the expensive acquisitions or desperate pi...