What podcasts say about Stephanie Pomboy
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What Stephanie Pomboy has said on podcasts
14 statements · 2 positive · 11 negative · 1 neutral
The market’s setup depends on sustaining an AI trade that is already weakening.
“it's all... built on sustaining this AI bonanza trade, which already is taking on water.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 13:54
Oracle will imminently be downgraded to junk status.
“I've been waiting. I think it's imminent, the downgrade of Oracle to junk.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 14:10
An Oracle junk downgrade would reverberate throughout the investment-grade market.
“if and when Oracle does get downgraded to junk, it's going to have massive reverberations throughout the entire investment grade market”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 15:34
A leftward political shift would dramatically worsen the fiscal situation.
“if we were to lurch to the left, our fiscal situation, which I think is the thing, that's the most important danger out there would just get a million times worse and it's already horrible”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 20:04
Higher rates were expected to suppress the economy or market by now.
“I would have thought that rates would have snuffed out. the economy or the market a long time ago”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 31:29
Profound evidence of higher-rate damage will emerge soon.
“I think that we'll get evidence that's profound soon.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 33:22
Current markets may repeat the 1987 higher-rate market break.
“I feel like we're going to have a repeat of that today.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 33:58
Problems in AI-related markets usually appear first in credit markets.
“you usually see the problems first manifest on the credit side.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 34:11
CCC credit spreads currently exceed 1,000 basis points.
“Triple C spreads now over a thousand basis points.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 34:27
The Fed likely will not continue raising interest rates.
“I believe the Fed, I may end up eating these words, but I think it was one and done. I don't anticipate that they're going to continue to raise rates.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 35:08
Further rate hikes could push long-term bond yields higher again.
“The idea that he wants to continue to raise rates and have the... long end of the bond market do exactly what it did the last time, which is move even higher, seems like kind of a fool's errand.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 35:26
Investors should remain within their areas of expertise.
“stick to what you know”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 56:49
Pomboy should not trade options because they do not suit her strengths.
“I learned I'm not good at options and I shouldn't trade options.”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 58:25
Economic analysis should examine detailed components rather than only headline data.
“Don't just look at the headline. You've got to drill down and look at every little sliver of the components”
Open the episode · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market CracksListen at 59:33
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