What podcasts say about Brian Belsky
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What Brian Belsky has said on podcasts
15 statements · 9 positive · 6 negative
The secular equity bull market has at least eight to ten years remaining and will exceed 25 years.
“we have at least eight to 10 years left of this run. It's going to be longer than 25 years.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 4:38
The 2030s peak of the current bull market will not be driven by AI.
“I don't think the top of this bull market in the 2030s is going to have anything to do with AI.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 4:49
The bull-market peak will involve a new emerging market and commodity supercycle.
“It's going to have something to do with probably a new emerging market and a commodity super cycle”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 4:54
Equities can rise further because earnings and corporate fundamentals remain strong.
“we do think that this market can go higher, driven by fundamentals.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 7:35
Nvidia’s stock has further upside as the broader market continues rising.
“Sure there is, because I think there's a lot more room for the market to run.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 8:17
Concentrated stock selection can generate alpha and differentiate portfolios.
“we pick stocks, and we're more concentrated in certain areas. And that's how you're going to not only deliver alpha, but deliver differentiation relative to our competitors.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 9:59
AI investing can succeed when portfolios are diversified beyond a single AI exposure.
“I think it does if you have some common sense that you're not all your eggs in one basket.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 10:25
Dollar-yen and euro-yen may have reached their peaks.
“We're beginning to be a little bit more optimistic that maybe we've seen the top of dollar-yen and certainly the top of euro-yen.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 36:59
Long-term Japanese yen yields are currently attractive to investors.
“yen yields, certainly at the long end, are kind of attractive.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 37:29
Treasury yields will rise further.
“we think they'll go higher”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 38:31
A dollar rally pause would not necessarily mark its end.
“a pause is very reasonable, but it doesn't mean it's the end of the rally.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 39:13
Japan’s yield-driven private-sector capital outflows may begin slowing.
“the private sector outflows. which have been very yield driven in the case of Japan, that those might begin to slow down”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 40:32
European currencies currently appear vulnerable to further weakness.
“european currencies are looking vulnerable”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 41:31
Productivity growth would reduce the U.S. deficit, but less than during the late 1990s.
“strong productivity growth is great for a lot of reasons. And it will help our deficit problem, but not nearly as much as it did, say, in the late 90s”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 42:19
Stronger real wages and employment are needed to reduce the deficit, but are not imminent.
“We have to see stronger real wages and stronger employment growth before that becomes a deficit saver. And that's not on the horizon yet.”
Open the episode · Risk Cycles Across Equities, Bonds, and CurrenciesListen at 43:09
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