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Bloomberg · Investment

Money Stuff: The Podcast

The audio companion to Bloomberg Opinion’s beloved Money Stuff column hosted by its author Matt Levine, “whose deadpan style mixes technical elucidation and wit” (NY Times). Once a week, Matt and his friend, Bloomberg News reporter and TV host Katie Greifeld, talk about Wall Street, finance and…other stuff. New episodes every Friday.

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Jeremy Maletz

09 Oct 2026
54m
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Prediction markets are evolving from niche speculative platforms into robust institutional hedging tools for managing complex, real-world risks. Jeremy Maletz, head of prediction markets at Susquehanna International Group, explains how firms use these markets to price and hedge bespoke risks, such as regulatory changes...

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Reintegration With the Default World

02 Oct 2026
41m
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Re-run: Midnight Madness: Ryan Patch and Jon Seale

25 Sep 2026
40m
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Puzzle hunts function as sophisticated, immersive challenges that demand lateral thinking and complex logical leaps, distinguishing them from basic scavenger hunts. Midnight Madness, a prominent charity event for the financial industry, exemplifies this by tasking teams with high-stakes, overnight problem-solving acros...

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Trying to Save the World Is No Excuse

18 Sep 2026
38m
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The discussion centers on the intersection of finance, technology, and retirement planning. Market makers like Susquehanna face significant challenges in proving insider trading when dealing with anonymous, high-volume options trades, highlighting the difficulty of identifying illicit activity in complex markets. Meanw...

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What's the Concern?

11 Sep 2026
40m
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The financial industry relies on complex, often opaque structures that prioritize efficiency over transparency. The Los Angeles Clippers' scandal involving funneling payments to Kawhi Leonard through endorsement deals with fraudulent companies like Aspiration Partners illustrates how organizations exploit these gaps to...

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Learn More Gooder

04 Sep 2026
37m
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The integration of AI into financial and professional services is fundamentally altering market dynamics and traditional business models. In mortgage markets, AI-driven automation threatens to increase refinancing frequency, potentially forcing a repricing of mortgage options and reducing credit access. Similarly, law ...

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Re-Run: Boaz Weinstein

14 Aug 2026
49m
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Private credit and Business Development Companies (BDCs) face a structural liquidity crisis as retail investors increasingly seek exits from funds that overpromised on redemption capabilities. Boaz Weinstein of Saba Capital Management highlights the "reflexivity" inherent in these products, where falling Net Asset Valu...

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No Kiddie Pool

31 Jul 2026
26m
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Situational Awareness, a hedge fund led by Leopold Aschenbrenner, recently faced significant liquidation after its aggressive, leveraged bets on AI companies encountered market volatility and margin calls from prime brokers. This collapse highlights the inherent fragility of using short-term financing for long-term, vo...

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Worried Noises

24 Jul 2026
29m
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Wealthy investors are increasingly utilizing 351 exchange ETFs to defer taxes on concentrated stock positions, a strategy that has drawn scrutiny from the Treasury Department for its potential as an abusive tax dodge. While these products allow individuals to diversify portfolios without triggering immediate capital ga...

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Animal Communicator

17 Jul 2026
30m
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Financial markets increasingly rely on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to package speculative bets, ranging from sports gambling outcomes to leveraged single-stock positions. While these instruments offer retail investors accessible ways to gain exposure, they often concentrate volatility and exacerbate market cycles, pro...

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Paid in Eggs

10 Jul 2026
30m
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The inclusion of Elon Musk’s companies in major stock indexes has triggered significant public backlash, prompting the launch of "No Elon" ETFs designed to exclude Tesla and SpaceX from portfolios. While these funds serve as a form of performance art for retail investors, they highlight broader tensions regarding index...

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100 John Does

02 Jul 2026
30m
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Susquehanna’s recent lawsuit against 100 anonymous traders for alleged insider trading in Chinese brokerage options highlights the ongoing tension between market makers and informed participants. While Susquehanna seeks to recover $70 million, the case underscores the broader challenge of distinguishing between legitim...

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One Big Blob of Elon

26 Jun 2026
31m
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The potential merger between SpaceX and Tesla signals a shift toward a massive conglomerate model, centralizing Elon Musk’s diverse ventures under one corporate umbrella. This consolidation raises questions about resource allocation, corporate governance, and potential antitrust scrutiny, despite the lack of direct mar...

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Book of Souls

19 Jun 2026
30m
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Multi-strategy hedge funds like Citadel operate more as liquidity-providing businesses than traditional investment firms, prioritizing repeatable, high-quality earnings over individual stock picking. This model contrasts with the historical approach of firms like Bridgewater, which is currently undergoing a strategic r...

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Strongly Worded Letters

12 Jun 2026
31m
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Champagne and Caviar

05 Jun 2026
27m
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Shameful Secret Heart

29 May 2026
35m
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Frisky Dentists

15 May 2026
30m
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Timeless Wisdom: A Mailbag Episode

08 May 2026
25m
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Bag of Snakes

01 May 2026
30m
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