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Market Banter

by Voices of Wall Street

Market Banter is not your average markets podcast. The show brings an intelligent, free-flowing, opinionated, and funny talk show-style approach to the most intriguing news and trends across markets and the economy. Whether you have a Ph.D. in economics or you are just starting to learn about markets, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Dion Rabouin, Markets Editor at Axios, and Dan Enfield, NYC comedian. Produced by Voices of Wall Street.

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Episodes

  1. The Rotation Into Non-Tech Growth Stocks and Upcoming Real GDP Surge

    Jason Ware, Chief Investment Officer and Chief Economist at Albion Financial, joins to discuss the recent shift in investor appetite from tech growth to non-tech growth, outlook for the strongest real GDP growth in decades, and expectations for 10-year treasury yields.

  2. Osprey Funds CEO on New Bitcoin Fund and Crypto as a Savings Vehicle

    Greg King, CEO of Osprey Funds, joins Market Banter to discuss the launch of his new bitcoin fund, and explain why the most opportunistic use-case for bitcoin is as a savings vehicle.

  3. From Referees to Players: How Central Banks Are Pulling the Strings of Markets

    Corey Hoffstein, Chief Investment Officer at Newfound Research, joined the Market Banter podcast to discuss why he thinks the shifting role of the central banks from passive referees to active players in markets is creating a systemically dangerous situation.

  4. Will Biden's Stimulus Package Push Inflation Over the Edge?

    Inflation is the topic du jour in the financial world as government spending speeds ahead, the Fed brushes off any concerns of rising prices, and assets such as dogecoin run loose. Hannah Lang, Reporter at American Banker, joined the Market Banter podcast to break down the latest.

  5. The Trick to Avoiding the Biggest Losers in the Stock Market

    The key to outperformance in the stock market is identifying and avoiding the losers, not the winners, according to Julian Koski, co-founder and Chief Investment Officer at New Age Alpha. Koski joined the latest episode of Market Banter to chat about New Age Alpha’s investment approach that is...

  6. Inside the Federal Reserve's 2021 Playbook

    Zachary Griffiths, Macro Strategist at Wells Fargo Securities, joined to react to the Federal Reserve's first meeting of 2021, lay out Jerome Powell's next moves as it relates to interest rates and asset purchases, and break down the realistic expectations for President Biden's stimulus package.

  7. Debating the Fed's Performance, Health of Economy with Oxford Economics' Chief Economist

    Gregory Daco, Chief Economist at Oxford Economists, joins to discuss his optimistic view for the economy and argues that the Fed's strategy of injecting endless money into the economy was necessary to avoid an economic collapse.

  8. The Bull Case for SPACs to Maintain Momentum Through 2021

    Defiance ETFs is an exchange-traded funds (ETFs) sponsor and registered investment advisor focused on thematic investing. The company was behind the first-ever SPAC ETF. Sylvia Jablonski, Chief Investment Officer of Defiance ETFs, joined to break down what exactly a SPAC is, the advantages of...

  9. Greenwood's Mission to Keep Dollars in the Black Community Through Digital Banking

    Greenwood, a digital mobile banking experience made for Black and Latinx customers and co-founded by rapper Killer Mike, is built on the principle that higher circulation of dollars in communities leads to greater economic stability and opportunities for economic growth. We spoke to Reese…

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  10. Exclusive: Mario Draghi, Former President of the European Central Bank, Talks About Growing Insolvency Crisis

    We talk about the state of central banking with "The Dove" himself, Mr. Whatever it Takes, former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi. In a short and sweet interview Draghi talks about the growing insolvency crisis and how businesses will survive in the current economic environment and…

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  11. Don't Put All Your Chips in Growth Stocks, Says Fidelity's Director of Global Macro

    Jurrien Timmer, Director of Global Macro at Fidelity, joins Voices of Wall Street's Market Banter podcast to debate whether investors should go all-in on growth stocks.

  12. Genomics as an Emerging Investment Opportunity

    Ali Urman, Genomics Analyst at Ark Invest, joins Voices of Wall Street's Market Banter podcast to discuss which companies are best positioned to capitalize on innovation in gene therapy and gene editing.

  13. The Refrigeration Trade: What the Vaccine Means for Cold Storage Investments

    Scott Crowe, Chief Investment Strategist at CenterSquare Investment Management, joined to discuss how online grocery trends, an increasingly affluent society, and an eventual vaccine impact real estate investments tied to Cold Storage warehouses.

  14. Real Talk About REITs: The Bull Case for Commercial Real Estate in Your Portfolio

    You don't need pockets as deep as Jeff Bezos' to get investment exposure to commercial real estate. John Worth, EVP of Research and Investor Outreach at Nareit, an association representing the commercial real estate industry, shares with us how easy it is to invest in REITs and why he expects a...

  15. Big Tech's Resiliency in the Face of Weak Ad Market and Regulatory Threats

    Economic fallout from the inability to contain the Coronavirus combined with regulatory threats from politicians rank as top risks for big tech, but any pull-back in companies such as Facebook, Alphabet, and Twitter should be seen as a buying opportunity, says CFRA Tech Analyst John Freeman. We...

  16. Heat Check on Zoom, Fastly, and Bitcoin

    A Heat Check, according to the reputable Urban Dictionary, is when you do something to check to see how hot something is. In this episode, we took a step back and took a look at Zoom, Fastly, and Bitcoin, which have all been red-hot and have significantly outperformed the broader market. Austin...

  17. The Anti-Bubble Portfolio Strategy, and Why the Central Bank's Money-Printing Addiction Could Spell Doom

    Diego Parrilla, Chief Investment Officer at Quadriga Asset Managers, joins to discuss his Anti-Bubble investment process of identifying artificially cheap assets, and explain his view that the U.S. is putting its financial system in a dangerous position by sticking with policy that is designed to...

  18. The Blockbuster Antitrust Report Seeks to Rewrite the Rules on Corporate Power

    The U.S. government is weighing changes to antitrust law that could represent a dramatic shift in who sets the rules for the global economy. We spoke to David Dayen, Executive Editor at The American Prospect and Author of Monopolized, and Joshua Wright, Law Professor at George Mason's Antonin...

  19. Gold as a Hedge Against the Fed's Wizardry

    If you think that the central banking model and the fractional reserve banking model globally is destined to fail at some point, then gold is the answer to hedge against a collapse, according to Chris Irons, Founder of Quoth the Raven Research and Host of the Quoth the Raven Podcast. Irons joined...

  20. The End of the Reopening Trade, Another Wells Fargo PR Mess, and Trevor Milton's Meltdown

    The recent sell-off is residual damage from the Softbank trade being unwound, according to Joe Brusuelas, Chief Economist at RSM. Brusuelas says "Real Money" traders are pulling back on risk due to what's going on in the political sector, and a portion of retail traders are shifting their money...

  21. Why Apple Won't Buy Peloton, Federal Reserve Is Hiding Behind Inflation, and Digital Sports Betting's Big Moment

    The Rundown: Apple made a few big announcements, including the Apple One services bundle that features combinations of Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Arcade, iCloud, and Apple Fitness+. Laura Martin, Senior Research Analyst at Needham, joined to discuss why investors are…

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  22. The Government-Sparked Frenzy Across Options, Robinhood, and the Rest of the Market

    The Fed has investors' backs, and that's creating a sense of safety that's fueling speculation across the options markets and with many retail investors, according to Jim Bianco, President of Bianco Research. Bianco calls the government's actions and the resulting investor behavior a new dynamic…

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  23. The Virus is the "Boss" of the Economy, and Why the Election Will Determine the Speed of Recovery

    It’s time for investors to put the presidential election on their radars and measure the economic impact of Trump running it back for a second term vs. Biden taking control of the Oval Office. To get an idea of what’s at stake for the economy in November, we spoke with Austan Goolsbee, Professor…

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  24. The Fed's Grip on Stocks, Inflation on the Loose, and the Case for Why the U.S. is Not in Recovery Mode

    The Fed is showing no sign of taking the training wheels off of the economy. In his Jackson Hole speech, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank is ditching its policy of preemptively raising rates to slow down inflation. What does the Fed taking the leash off of inflation mean for your…

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  25. Cities are Not Dead, the Stock Market's Bizarre Recovery, and the Boom in Precious Metals

    The inaugural episode of Market Banter hits on the S&P 500’s bizarre rise to a brand new all-time high, the supposed death of big cities, and the boom in precious metals. Jenny Schuetz, an urban economist and Fellow at the Brookings Institute, joined us to explain why claims that cities are going...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Market Banter is not your average markets podcast. The show brings an intelligent, free-flowing, opinionated, and funny talk show-style approach to the most intriguing news and trends across markets and the economy. Whether you have a Ph.D. in economics or you are just starting to learn about markets, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Dion Rabouin, Markets Editor at Axios, and Dan Enfield, NYC comedian. Produced by Voices of Wall Street.

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