What podcasts say about Scott Rubner

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What Scott Rubner has said on podcasts

26 statements · 19 positive · 2 negative · 5 neutral

on Citadel SecuritiesPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Citadel Securities is a global market maker serving institutional and retail clients.
“Citadel Securities is a global leading market maker. We trade both for institutional clients and retail clients.”
Listen at 0:32
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on Citadel SecuritiesPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Citadel Securities represents about 35% of executed retail shares.
“we represent about 35% of all retail shares executed”
Listen at 0:42
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on HouseholdsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Households are currently the largest owners of equities.
“households are actually the largest owner of the equity market today”
Listen at 1:20
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on New retail investorsNeutralNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Today’s new investors are a younger, lower-wealth generation participating in markets.
“the new investor today has really been a new generation that's participating in the market”
Listen at 1:41
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on U.S. equity ownership concentrationNeutralNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
The top 1% own about half of equities and the top 10% own about 80%.
“the top 1% own about 50%, the top 10% own about 80%”
Listen at 2:23
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on Retail and institutional AI-stock tradingNeutralNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors increasingly trade the same AI stocks as institutions.
“retail has moved into the same names that institutional accounts are also very active in”
Listen at 3:04
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on Retail investorsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors buy more aggressively when markets decline.
“retail becomes very aggressively better buyers when the market is on red days”
Listen at 3:51
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on Retail investorsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors bought equities for 20 consecutive trading days.
“retail through our platform has been buying for 20 straight days”
Listen at 4:14
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on Institutional investorsNegativeNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Institutional investors sold during the same 20-day period.
“institutional investors have become sellers over those same 20 days”
Listen at 4:29
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on Retail investment activity and U.S. job marketPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investment activity signals economic resilience while the job market remains healthy.
“as long as the job markets remains quite robust and healthy, the retail investor, in my view, is a sign of the economic resilience in the marketplace”
Listen at 5:16
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on Retail investment activityPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Scott is not concerned that the selloff will reduce retail activity.
“I'm not so worried about the sell-off in the market for activity to wane”
Listen at 6:08
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on Retail investor portfolio allocationPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors increasingly seek diversified portfolios and buy bonds.
“the retail investor wants a properly allocated portfolio to now they're really buying bonds”
Listen at 9:42
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on Treasury Inflation Protected SecuritiesPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors can lock in a 3.5% inflation-adjusted 30-year TIPS rate.
“they can lock in a three and a half percent 30 year tips inflation adjusted rate”
Listen at 9:48
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on Retail investorsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors currently buffer market movements and are a major market feature.
“Retail has been a buffer in that marketplace. I think it's just a major feature of the market today”
Listen at 10:51
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on Retail investor behavior and VIXNeutralNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail selling behavior changes when the VIX exceeds 30.
“it's not really until the vix goes above 30. where there's a change in behavior”
Listen at 12:02
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on 24-hour equity-market tradingPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Longer trading hours will likely increase participation and improve market liquidity.
“as markets start to trade 23.5 it's It will likely increase and liquidity will improve in the marketplace”
Listen at 15:29
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on U.S. ETFsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
U.S. ETFs received $1.6 trillion in year-to-date inflows.
“The ETF landscape in the U.S. has seen $1.6 trillion worth of inflows year to date.”
Listen at 19:15
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on U.S. ETF inflowsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
U.S. ETF inflows are projected to annualize at about $2 trillion.
“It'll annualize about $2 trillion.”
Listen at 19:27
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on U.S. stock-market concentration in AI stocksNeutralNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
The largest stocks and AI-related companies comprise substantial portions of the U.S. market.
“The top seven stocks represent 35% of the market. The top 10 stocks represent 40% of the market. 49% of the market is AI.”
Listen at 21:24
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on U.S. stock market correlationsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Low correlations among stocks benefit the overall market landscape.
“the entire landscape is actually... benefiting from the low correlation among names”
Listen at 21:39
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on Macroeconomic environment and retail activityNegativeNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
A changed macroeconomic environment would affect daily retail trading activity.
“If the macro environment does change for whatever economic reason, it it would impact the activity on a daily basis.”
Listen at 25:12
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on Retail stock selectionPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Retail investors increasingly select stocks deliberately using technology resembling professional tools.
“retail buying the dip, I don't think it's wholeheartedly. They're picking stocks based on a view that they have. with the use of technology that makes them look like professional investors.”
Listen at 25:42
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on Q3 earnings growthPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Q3 earnings are tracking 30% year-over-year EPS growth versus 27% previously expected.
“right now we're on pace for 30% year on year EPS growth versus 27% coming in”
Listen at 26:27
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on U.S. sector EPS growthPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Nine of eleven sectors are reporting double-digit EPS growth.
“nine out of the 11 gig sectors. all reporting, double digit EPS growth”
Listen at 27:09
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on 2026 stock-market rallyPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Earnings growth has fundamentally driven the 2026 market rally.
“earnings have been the fundamental driver of this rally in 2026”
Listen at 27:29
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on Corporate earningsPositiveNov 8, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Peak earnings have not yet occurred and may extend into 2027.
“in 2027, I don't think that we've seen peak earnings yet”
Listen at 27:35
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