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Jack Farley · Investment

Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

Jack Farley interviews the very best financial minds about macro, markets, and monetary matters. Follow Jack on Twitter @JackFarley96.

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The Fed Put Is Dead: Why Stagflation & a Bear Market Are Next | Vincent Deluard | StoneX

27 Oct 2026
1h 8m
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The global economy faces a transition from a bull market to a secular bear market, characterized by stagflation and the exhaustion of fiscal and monetary support. Vincent Deluard, Director of Global Macro Strategy at StoneX, highlights that two-thirds of U.S. stocks are trading below their 200-day moving average, signa...

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Citrini: Monkeys Are The Next Bottleneck | Citrini on AI Drug Discovery Experiment & Reflexive Financing Risk to AI Buildout & Hardware Trade

25 Oct 2026
1h 26m
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The AI investment landscape has shifted from a broad infrastructure-heavy strategy to a more selective focus on agentic utilities and tangible economic outcomes. While hyperscalers continue to drive massive capital expenditure, the market now demands evidence of paid usage and sustainable revenue growth. Drug discovery...

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"Coreweave's a Zero" | George Noble on Why He's Short Neoclouds, Why AI is a Shale 2.0 Bubble Headed for Debt/Depreciation Brick Wall, and Why He's "Coming For The Momentum Bros"

23 Oct 2026
1h 44m
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AI represents a massive financial bubble driven by excessive capital expenditure that lacks clear return on investment. Current unit economics for AI compute and tokens are deteriorating, with companies selling services below cost while balance sheets hemorrhage cash. Historical patterns, such as the dot-com era and th...

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Is The AI Trade Over? | Jack & Max on Panic in AI Credit, SpaceX Earnings, and Semis

20 Oct 2026
59m
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The AI trade faces significant scrutiny as investors weigh massive compute expansion plans against recent market volatility and slowing growth rates in frontier models like Anthropic. SpaceX’s aggressive target of 13 to 20 gigawatts of power and cooling by 2027 highlights a potential disconnect between long-term infras...

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Jim Bianco: Why I’m Finally Buying Bonds After Six Years

18 Oct 2026
1h 16m
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The bond market has reached appropriate yield levels, ending a six-year period of overvaluation as rates align with a 5-6% nominal growth economy. Sticky inflation, driven by deglobalization and persistent supply chain disruptions, makes a return to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target unlikely. While AI-related debt like C...

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The AI Bubble Will Pop from Equity Supply Says This $80 Billion Asset Manager | Ben Inker | GMO

14 Oct 2026
1h 11m
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Artificial intelligence represents a classic technological bubble characterized by massive capital inflows and competitive, non-winner-take-all business models. The impending surge of equity supply from major IPOs, including SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI, threatens to trigger a significant market correction, as current...

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Top Performing Value Investor Explains Why the Market Isn’t Overvalued and Hasn’t Hit the Blowoff Top Phase | Charles Lemonides | ValueWorks LLC

12 Oct 2026
56m
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The current 18-year bull market remains intact, as historical patterns suggest significant upside potential before a cycle peak. Charles Lemonides, CIO of ValueWorks LLC, argues that investors should pivot from traditional low-multiple value stocks toward growth-oriented assets currently mispriced by the market. AI inf...

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Stacy Rasgon: “Demand Is Off The Charts” in Semiconductors… And Set To Double Again Soon

08 Oct 2026
51m
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The semiconductor industry faces a market conundrum where earnings have surged over 100% while valuation multiples have compressed, reflecting investor anxiety over a potential cyclical peak. Despite these fears, fundamental demand remains strong, fueled by the massive infrastructure requirements of AI hyperscalers. Su...

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The Most Extreme Shipping Market in History, Explained | J Mintzmyer on Why Oil Tanker Rates Are Up 25x and Why It Can’t Last (and Why Dry Bulk, not Tankers, is the Next Shipping Boom)

06 Oct 2026
1h 1m
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The global tanker market is experiencing unprecedented, historic rate spikes driven by geopolitical disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, which have forced inefficient, long-haul shipping routes. Because shipping demand is measured by "ton-miles," these reroutings have created a massive, albeit unsustain...

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Ed Zitron on Anthropic's IPO (S-1), AI Debt, and Counterparty Risk

01 Oct 2026
1h 21m
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Anthropic and OpenAI face severe financial instability, characterized by high burn rates and heavy reliance on non-cancellable compute obligations. Anthropic’s recently leaked financials reveal a business model spending $2.75 for every dollar earned, with significant revenue concentration among hyperscalers like Google...

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Token Bill Dwarfs CPU Bill | Ben Pouladian on Meta's Muse, Anthropic S1, and Why All Roads Still Lead to NVIDIA

30 Sep 2026
1h 14m
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The AI industry is shifting toward agentic applications that prioritize consumer utility, exemplified by Meta’s "Muse," which simplifies complex tasks like scheduling and email management. While investors often focus on CPU demand, token production costs—driven by agentic workflows—far outweigh hardware expenses, cemen...

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The Private Credit Boom is Over: Redemption Requests Exceed Liquidity | James Elbaor | Marlton LLC

27 Sep 2026
1h 5m
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The private credit boom has concluded, shifting the market toward consolidation and increased merger activity within the BDC space. Current redemption pressures in private credit funds reflect a structural misunderstanding of liquidity constraints inherent in interval fund wrappers rather than systemic failure. As AI d...

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Why the Fed May Have to Hike Far Higher Than Expected | Henry Peabody on the Fed’s Triple Mandate and Uneven Transmission of Monetary Policy

24 Sep 2026
55m
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The Federal Reserve’s unofficial "third mandate"—the transmission of credit across the economy—has created a bifurcated financial landscape where access to capital is sharply divided. While high-quality corporations and AI-linked sectors enjoy relatively easy credit, consumers and lower-quality borrowers face restricti...

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Energy Shock and Rate Hikes Could Cause a 2022 Style Bear Market | Eric Wallerstein | Clocktower Group

23 Sep 2026
53m
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The current macroeconomic environment faces significant downside risks, with a "garden variety" bear market emerging as a base case due to the convergence of energy shocks, fiscal drag, and tightening global monetary policy. Central banks, particularly the Federal Reserve, appear overly reactive to energy-driven inflat...

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Outlook on 5 Key Commodities: Metals Bull Market is Just Getting Started (Gold, Copper, & Uranium) | Jérémie Boyer | Aurelion

20 Sep 2026
1h 12m
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Gold serves as a high-conviction investment due to its decoupling from oil prices and significant central bank demand, particularly from China. While geopolitical tensions and fiscal concerns drive interest in commodities, the current market environment necessitates a cautious, data-driven approach to sizing and timing...

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Why The 30-Year Treasury Lost Its Biggest Buyers | David Busch on Why High Yields Are Attractive Right Now

19 Sep 2026
1h 7m
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Hawks Take Flight | Joseph Wang on Fed’s Hawkish Hike and Warsh’s Gameplan

16 Sep 2026
1h 3m
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The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to hike interest rates signals a shift toward a more hawkish policy stance, characterized by the explicit removal of accommodative language and an upward revision of neutral rate projections. This move, driven by concerns over geopolitical instability in the Middle East and persist...

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Hunting for Value in Mining Stocks Amid Soaring Metals Prices | Freddy Brick | Muddy Waters Capital

13 Sep 2026
1h 0m
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Junior mining offers unique opportunities for alpha generation through rigorous, bottom-up due diligence, despite the sector's historical volatility and capital scarcity. Rather than relying on macro metal price forecasts, investors can exploit information asymmetry by identifying undervalued, "unspectacular" assets th...

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Why Farmland With Centuries of Water Is the Ultimate Scarce Asset | John Farris of LandFund Partners on Super El Niño, Food Security, and the Sources of Alpha in Farmland

11 Sep 2026
1h 13m
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Farmland represents a critical, underappreciated real asset driven by surging global protein demand and a shrinking supply of arable, irrigated land. Global food stockpiles have declined from 110 to 70 days, heightening vulnerability to climate disruptions like the current Super El Nino. John Farris, founder of LandFun...

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What Actually Happens When a Life Insurer Fails (It's Worse Than a Bank) | Pranjal Drall and Andrew Granato on How Private Equity Turned Life Insurance Into a Taxpayer Backstop

06 Sep 2026
1h 17m
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Private equity firms are increasingly acquiring life insurance companies to utilize their stable, long-term capital for high-risk private credit investments. This business model creates a dangerous "socialized loss" structure where, if an insurer fails, state-level guarantee funds—funded by rival insurers and ultimatel...

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