What podcasts say about Mike Green
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What Mike Green has said on podcasts
43 statements · 15 positive · 20 negative · 4 mixed · 4 neutral
The market rally primarily reflected removal of election hedges.
“the rally today can largely be thought of, in my view, at least as a reaction to the removal of those hedges”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 2:33
The electorate voted for a shift toward the political center.
“rather than an effective shift towards the center, which is what I think is fairly clear that the electorate voted for”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 2:53
Indexing creates artificial demand by overweighting low-float securities.
“We created conditions for false demand through the overweighting of low float securities into the index”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 4:33
Small offerings increasingly fail while giant offerings succeed.
“small IBOs can't be completed successfully, and the giant IBOs are being completed successfully”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 4:46
Index inclusion can force trillions of capital into a security at amplified weights.
“trillions of capital are going to be forced to overweight a new index inclusion to, you know, a 3x measure”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 5:19
Market mechanics facilitate issuance and IPO completion regardless of fundamentals.
“we've created a mechanical system that facilitates the issuance and the IPO”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 5:50
The upcoming IPOs will complete smoothly.
“these IPOs will go off without a hitch”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 6:59
Successful IPOs will generate a relief rally in AI-related assets.
“they will naturally create a relief rally in the AI complex”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 7:02
The current market system will likely produce another unexpected surge.
“We are likely to see at least one more gasp of this system that defies all expectations”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 7:12
California employment has contracted for nine consecutive months.
“California's employment numbers are actually contracting now for nine consecutive months”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 7:37
The latest JOLTS survey had a 25% response rate.
“the JOLTS survey, which had a 25% response rate in this last survey”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 8:05
Weak employment conditions are increasing social stress reflected in sentiment data.
“under any circumstance is not a healthy environment is creating increased stress that shows up in the sentiment data”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 8:39
Aggregate economic data reflects dollars rather than the number of participating people.
“The hard data simply tells us How many dollars are being voted, not how many people are voting in that manner.”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 9:23
Weak security performance has reduced retail platforms’ ability to market IPO structures.
“the ability of those platforms to effectively market those types of structures has been weakened by the core performance of the securities and public”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 10:37
Large IPO completion is now largely mechanical and highly probable.
“the large IPOs being facilitated is largely mechanical at this point and highly probable”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 10:56
A trillion-dollar company can go public more easily than a $500 million company.
“it's easier to get a trillion dollar company public than it is to get a 500 million dollar company public”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 11:06
Valuation ultimately constrains how far market prices can extend.
“valuation is ultimately true and it does, you know, create constraints on how far the system can extend”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 13:36
Tier One prioritizes liquidity and passive-flow analysis in its investment framework.
“creating a, what we refer to as a passive aware investment framework in which the understanding of that liquidity and those flows is sitting as a primacy of our analysis”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 21:52
Tier One tracks flows across approximately 4,000 ETFs and funds.
“The universe is now up to about 4,000 ETFs and funds that we are actually tracking those flows on as close to a daily basis as we possibly can”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 23:58
U.S. refining underinvestment persists despite sharply higher domestic oil production.
“underinvesting refining operations, even as we radically increase production of oil itself in the United States”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 28:44
Energy infrastructure and processing frictions raise prices.
“Those frictions are what show off as higher prices in many situations.”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 29:33
Monopolies price according to average total cost rather than marginal cost.
“monopoly is by definition produced to average total cost, not marginal cost”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 29:42
Monopolies can pass higher input costs through to consumers, accelerating price increases.
“They are going to be able to not only pass those costs through, pass them through to freemium, and that shows up as rapidly rising prices in various areas.”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 30:53
Automobile price increases raise insurance costs with a one-year lag.
“insurance costs are going to go up with a one-year lag to increases in automobile prices”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 31:24
Interpretations of egg-price inflation depend on the comparison perspective.
“It all depends on your perspective.”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 32:37
Regulations and participation rules define how markets operate.
“all markets are defined by regulations and the rules around this to determine who is able to participate”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 38:46
Markets are never free of rules and regulation.
“Markets are never free.”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 39:32
Aggregate bond-market buying can cause participants to demand higher interest rates.
“We are now turning to the bond market and saying, hey, what would you like, higher interest rates or lower interest rates? Well, bond market participants and natural reactions pay us more.”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 40:08
Tier One’s core product targets benchmark-like exposure with roughly 1% tracking error for 1% alpha.
“a, you know. bio-identical to large-cap U.S. equity exposure that simply tilts it slightly, giving up a little bit of tripe error, roughly 1% tripe error in exchange for what we believe is roughly 1% alpha”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 43:12
Tier One’s managed-futures exposure targets negative equity correlation and positive expected returns.
“the managed futures exposure that was custom built to have a negative structural correlation with equities while still delivering a positive expected return”
Open the episode · Mike Green on Passive Flows, Market Concentration and What Could Change the CycleListen at 43:36
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