What podcasts say about Kevin Gordon
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What Kevin Gordon has said on podcasts
17 statements · 7 positive · 9 negative · 1 mixed
Nominal GDP growth reflects the AI boom.
“6.5% year-over-year growth in nominal GDP is, you know, I think a very, sort of very indicative, of course, of what we're seeing in terms of the AI boom.”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 2:41
The U.S. has entered a higher nominal-growth normal.
“we have sort of entered this new normal where it's now more normal to see nominal growth of that kind versus what we saw pre-pandemic”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 3:08
Deficits, growth, and sticky inflation produce higher-for-longer rates.
“All of these elements, you know, fuse together and you get a higher for longer interest rate world.”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 4:08
Higher-for-longer conditions make long-end yields difficult to reduce.
“it's very, very hard to pull down yields in that environment, especially, of course, at the long end.”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 4:13
Markets have definitively exited the Great Moderation era.
“we have sort of exited definitively this great moderation era”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 5:31
Rising yields put downward pressure on equities.
“when yields are rising, that's putting downward pressure on equities”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 5:53
Today’s equity leaders differ from the 1990s because they have earnings.
“when you do look at the factor in the equity market that was most correlated with strong performance in the late 90s into the peak. it was negative earnings. That is not the case today.”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 7:33
Corporate cash is small relative to market capitalization history.
“the total cash position today is quite small relative to history.”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 8:42
Investors should not allocate everything to small caps.
“Not to say that you should just back up the truck and load everything into small caps”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 9:10
Jobless claims have been the best post-pandemic labor indicator.
“jobless claims have been the best labor indicator in this post-pandemic cycle”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 10:21
China’s import activity could be a major oil-market price swing factor.
“China sort of flip that back on and to see what they do with that, I think will be crucial in terms of the oil, the oil market for the rest of the year”
Open the episode · Week of Whiplash in Treasuries Is Closing With Traders on PauseListen at 14:30
Young investors may take substantial investment risks unknowingly.
“there's a lot of risk taking involved that they may not be aware of”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Money: Bond Moves, Social Security and the US OpenListen at 30:54
The 2021 meme-stock wealth strategy ended poorly.
“that meme stock craze”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Money: Bond Moves, Social Security and the US OpenListen at 31:08
Housing is financially out of reach for many younger people.
“housing is frozen for a huge chunk of younger people, out of reach”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Money: Bond Moves, Social Security and the US OpenListen at 32:11
The bond backdrop is favorable below the long end of the curve.
“the bond backdrop is favorable, maybe not necessarily out to the long end in the 10-year”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Money: Bond Moves, Social Security and the US OpenListen at 33:36
Broad market participation does not necessarily signal a massive market decline.
“it's not necessarily portending some massive drop in the market”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Money: Bond Moves, Social Security and the US OpenListen at 35:23
Content creator is increasingly viewed as a potential full-time job.
“content creator is sort of rising up the list of potential for a job and for a full-time job”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Money: Bond Moves, Social Security and the US OpenListen at 36:26
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