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What Quinn Thompson has said on podcasts

38 statements · 10 positive · 24 negative · 1 mixed · 3 neutral

  1. on Market activityPositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Market activity will increase during the rest of the year

    “I think things are going to start, start to be more active from here on out in the rest of the year.”

    Listen at 1:05

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  2. on InflationNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Inflation could accelerate again next month

    “We think actually next month could be another month of acceleration.”

    Listen at 4:59

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  3. on Long-term bondsNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Quinn expects long-term bond yields to rise over the next week or two

    “I actually shorted some of the long end today for a trade. I might hold this for a week or two because, again, I think that the economy is still okay.”

    Listen at 5:51

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  4. on EconomyPositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    The economy remains broadly healthy

    “I think that the economy is still okay.”

    Listen at 5:59

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  5. on AI tradePositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Policymakers will prevent an AI-trade collapse

    “I don't think they're going to let the AI trade implode.”

    Listen at 6:01

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  6. on Market risksPositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Market risks generally remain skewed upward

    “I think in fight you know all in all like the risks generally kind of skew still up”

    Listen at 6:08

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  7. on October Fed rate hikeNeutralOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    The market priced a 70% chance of an October rate hike

    “the chance of an October hike was 70%.”

    Listen at 8:08

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  8. on Fed rate-hike expectationsNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Williams, Waller, Bowman, and Jefferson reduced rate-hike expectations

    “the people who talked the market off of rate hikes was williams waller bowman and jefferson”

    Listen at 9:23

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  9. on October Fed rate hikeNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Fed communication and AI-financing stress removed an October hike from expectations

    “despite two scalding inflation prints, the Fed speak probably combined with the dents in the AI financing trade and the hiccup in the markets. together was enough to take October off the table regardless.”

    Listen at 10:27

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  10. on AI tradePositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    The AI trade is currently the largest source of debt-capital demand

    “That is the number one source of demand for debt capital in the market right now.”

    Listen at 14:59

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  11. on AI financing demandNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    AI financing demand is pushing interest rates higher

    “that demand for capital financing is pushing up pressure on rates.”

    Listen at 15:06

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  12. on AI tradeNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    An AI-trade downturn would restrict related companies’ capital access

    “when that AI trade starts to crack, their access to capital is inhibited.”

    Listen at 15:15

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  13. on AI tradeMixedOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    An AI-trade crack could lower yields and help the broader economy

    “when that relief comes to the financing market, rates and bond yields as a result of the crack day i trade that actually helps the rest of the economy”

    Listen at 15:51

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  14. on Market conditionsNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Current market conditions are unhealthy

    “these conditions are not that healthy”

    Listen at 16:22

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  15. on Federal ReserveNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Few or no additional hikes are needed before a 2027 slowdown

    “i actually don't think there needs to be many more hikes if at all any to to prevent or to to instigate what is to come and next year, 2027.”

    Listen at 17:32

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  16. on Price of oilNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Oil prices will remain elevated for some time

    “oil prices are not coming down and they are not going to come down for quite some time”

    Listen at 18:38

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  17. on economic growthNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Growth will slowly decelerate

    “I see more of a slowly decelerating kind of slowing growth”

    Listen at 19:19

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  18. on Bull marketNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    A new bull market is unlikely to resume

    “is this a new bull market that's going to be resuming i don't really think”

    Listen at 19:33

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  19. on High-yield credit spreadsNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    High-yield credit spreads have widened substantially for weeks

    “credit high yield credit spreads have been widening pretty substantially for for weeks on end”

    Listen at 21:34

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  20. on Construction financingNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Higher construction financing costs reduce economically viable building

    “if money to build is way more expensive, you then by definition can build less.”

    Listen at 21:51

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  21. on Market conditionsNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Underlying market conditions remain poor

    “things are still not, not great under the hood”

    Listen at 23:26

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  22. on Russell indexNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    The Russell index declined for eight consecutive weeks

    “for eight weeks in a row, the Russell is down eight weeks in a row.”

    Listen at 25:13

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  23. on Bitcoin minersNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Bitcoin miners require substantial capital

    “they're extremely capital intensive”

    Listen at 28:38

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  24. on AI infrastructure company debtPositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Debt of higher-quality AI infrastructure firms is probably money good

    “the debt on... a core weave or you know a core scientific or like the higher quality ones um is probably money good”

    Listen at 29:08

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  25. on AI infrastructure company equityNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Equity ownership in these AI infrastructure firms is unattractive

    “I wouldn't want to be an equity holder.”

    Listen at 29:51

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  26. on AI infrastructure companiesNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    These firms are likely poor long-term equity investments

    “long-term probably not a good business to be equity holder in”

    Listen at 29:58

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  27. on Government backstopsPositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Government backstops favor distressed debt over equity

    “backstops and bailouts are not reasons to be long equity they're reasons to buy distressed debt”

    Listen at 32:00

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  28. on Supply-constrained resourcesPositiveOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Supply-constrained power, energy, and resources could benefit from AI demand

    “the things that have a more fixed supply, which could be power and energy and resources, input, raw materials”

    Listen at 35:01

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  29. on Russell indexNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    The Russell’s consecutive weekly decline is historically rare

    “the Russell's been down for eight weeks in a row or nine weeks in a row one of those though that's a very rare occurrence”

    Listen at 37:16

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup
  30. on Real wagesNegativeOct 16, 2026· Forward Guidance

    Real wages have been negative for seven consecutive months

    “Real wages have been negative for seven straight months.”

    Listen at 39:11

    Open the episode · The Bond Market Is Pricing In Something Worse Than Inflation | Weekly Roundup

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