What podcasts say about Patrick Armstrong
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What Patrick Armstrong has said on podcasts
10 statements · 3 positive · 6 negative · 1 neutral
The Treasury cannot control the 30-year yield.
“the Treasury won't have enough power to control the 30-year yield.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 3:06
Market forces will defeat attempts to control the 30-year yield, except by the Fed.
“any time you try to control 30-year yield, it's always going to be the market that wins, unless you're the Fed that has the unlimited balance sheet.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 3:50
Populist, protectionist, nationalist policies and trade wars are inflationary.
“All of that's unequivocally inflationary.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 4:27
Fiscal constraints make currency debasement the likely policy solution.
“a debasement strategy becomes the corner solution.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 4:47
The Fed will remain on hold for the year.
“I think is going to be on hold for this year.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 5:06
Hyperscaler spending is primarily driving earnings growth and consensus estimates.
“earnings growth continues to be consensus estimates driven primarily by the hyperscaler spend and all the companies that are servicing those hyperscalers.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 5:20
Gold miners are preferable to holding gold directly.
“I much prefer gold miners to gold itself”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 5:43
Equities are attractive investments in a currency-debasement scenario.
“I do think equities are a good place to be if it is a debasement trade.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 6:09
Deteriorating fiscal conditions will eventually make yields pressure the economy and equity market.
“there will come a very important moment where yields do... put pressure on the whole economy, on the whole equity market as well”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 6:59
Higher yields reduce equity valuation multiples.
“multiples come down as yields go higher”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 21st, 2026Listen at 7:08
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