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The Compound and Friends

Join Downtown Josh Brown, Michael Batnick, and a rotation of their friends every Tuesday and Friday for expert insight and hot takes on the latest in business and investing. See our disclosures here - https://ritholtzwealth.com/podcast-youtube-disclosures/

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Nick Colas and Jessica Rabe on the 6 Standard Deviation Tech Event, How SpaceX Will Tell Us if It’s 1997 or 1999

08 Jun 2026
34m
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The recent "mini crash" in technology stocks represents a statistically extreme event, with tech outperforming the S&P 500 by 29.3 percentage points over 50 days—a six-standard-deviation anomaly. Market-making algorithms likely amplified the subsequent sell-off due to this overextension. While semiconductors have led t...

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Neil Dutta & Skanda on Why the Recession Signals Are All Wrong

05 Jun 2026
1h 10m
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The U.S. economy currently navigates a unique cycle defined by a massive AI-driven capital expenditure boom that complicates traditional recession forecasting. While consumer spending remains resilient, fueled by equity market gains and corporate investment in data centers, a significant divergence persists between rec...

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What You Need to Survive a Bull Market

02 Jun 2026
1h 5m
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The current secular bull market challenges traditional investment playbooks, as rapid technological disruption and AI-driven growth favor adaptability over historical experience. While veteran investors often rely on dated models, the current cycle demonstrates that extreme earnings growth in sectors like semiconductor...

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What if It’s Still Early? With Denise Chisholm

29 May 2026
1h 7m
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The current equity market rally reflects a durable earnings recovery rather than a speculative bubble, driven by a broad-based capital expenditure cycle. While skepticism persists regarding the sustainability of AI-related spending, corporate America is shifting from share buybacks to productive infrastructure investme...

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SpaceX IPO With Rupert Mitchell, Consumer Discretionary Is Not an Econ Signal, Halo ETF Launches

26 May 2026
1h 5m
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The upcoming SpaceX IPO presents significant market risks due to the sheer scale of the $86 billion capital raise and the potential for a liquidity crunch. Because institutional investors and venture capitalists already hold substantial positions with low cost bases, the IPO relies heavily on retail participation and p...

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Memory Is a Bubble, Nvidia’s Blow-Out Quarter, SpaceX Is Coming With Jan Van Eck

22 May 2026
1h 27m
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AI infrastructure spending, projected to reach trillions annually, serves as the primary engine for current market growth, with Nvidia establishing itself as the essential "mainframe" for the sector. While current market performance remains decoupled from broader economic negatives like housing and consumer debt, long-...

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It’s a Wave Not a Bubble, Nvidia Preview, Google’s I/O Highlights, Investing in Space Stocks

20 May 2026
1h 10m
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Nvidia’s upcoming earnings report serves as a critical barometer for the sustainability of the current AI-driven capital expenditure surge. With data center revenue skyrocketing from $4 billion to $73 billion in just three years, the market faces a pivotal debate regarding whether this growth represents a speculative b...

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Nasdaq Euphoria is Hitting its Limit with Kai Wu and Ben Carlson

15 May 2026
1h 19m
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Twelve Rules for Riding a Bubble With Jeff deGraaf, Micron and Sandisk (Finally) Pull Back, Housing Stocks Crash

12 May 2026
59m
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The System is Broken, You Should Get Rich Anyway with Haley Sacks

11 May 2026
33m
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Gen Z and Millennials face a pervasive sense of "learned financial helplessness," where systemic economic barriers foster nihilistic behaviors like impulsive spending and speculative gambling. Overcoming this requires shifting from a protest-oriented mindset toward active participation in the capital class. Financial e...

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The Investor Utopia is Here with Eric Balchunas

08 May 2026
1h 26m
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AI Takes Over the Economy, Earnings Season Scorecard, a Bid for eBay, Berkshire Post-Buffett, Uber Preview

05 May 2026
1h 11m
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The current S&P 500 earnings season reflects an unexpected surge in profitability, with year-over-year profit growth reaching 25.8%—significantly outperforming initial analyst expectations. This trend, driven by massive productivity gains across the Fortune 500, persists despite broader economic uncertainties. Meanwhil...

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How to Find 100 Bagger Stocks

01 May 2026
1h 33m
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Sleep at Night Portfolio, Big Tech Earnings Week, Spotify Blows Up, Josh on Joby

28 Apr 2026
1h 6m
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Earnings season for the "Magnificent Seven" highlights a broader, explosive inflection in corporate profitability, with technology and semiconductor sectors driving significant revenue and earnings growth. While some investors fear a bubble, current data shows fundamental improvement across nearly every sector, suggest...

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Why Nvidia is Going to 10 Trillion Dollars with Adam Parker⁠ and ⁠Rob Sechan

24 Apr 2026
1h 28m
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Software stocks face significant headwinds as enterprise customers prioritize cost containment over automatic renewals, challenging the "indispensable" narrative. While AI-driven productivity gains promise long-term profitability, current market sentiment penalizes earnings misses harshly, creating a volatile environme...

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Tom Lee Sees Upside, Apple’s New CEO

21 Apr 2026
1h 1m
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Apple’s transition from Tim Cook to John Ternus marks a shift toward a more decisive, product-focused leadership style, following Cook’s historic 11x market cap growth. Current market dynamics reveal a pervasive FOMO mentality, as investors aggressively buy into rallies despite the absence of corporate buybacks and typ...

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Why Bubble Talk is Totally Wrong with Ankur Crawford

17 Apr 2026
1h 31m
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The rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence and its profound impact on the semiconductor industry define the current market landscape. Exponential growth in compute demand, driven by the emergence of agentic AI, creates a persistent supply shortage that challenges traditional linear forecasting models. While conc...

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Best Stock of the Year, Holy Amazon!, JPM and BlackRock Report, Semis Explode

14 Apr 2026
1h 9m
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Stocks Took the Stairs Down and the Elevator Up

10 Apr 2026
1h 10m
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The podcast explores the stock market's surprising resilience amidst geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. It highlights how the market shrugged off events like the Strait of Hormuz disruption, attributing it to a "buy the dip" mentality ingrained since COVID-19. The conversation then shifts to a divergence...

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Signs the Bottom Is In, Yardeni Sees Resolution, Buying Winners, New QQQ’s

07 Apr 2026
1h 7m
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The podcast episode revolves around market analysis, investment strategies, and economic observations. It questions whether the recent market activity indicates a true bottom, considering factors like geopolitical tensions and potential rebalancing. The hosts highlight the unusual market behavior where the MAG7 stocks'...

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