What podcasts say about Steve Chiavarone
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What Steve Chiavarone has said on podcasts
24 statements · 16 positive · 6 negative · 2 neutral
Higher inflation risk than growth risk favors equities over bonds.
“as long as you're in an environment where the risk to upside inflation is greater than the risk to downside growth, that is a profoundly equity-healthy, bond-unhealthy setup”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 3:04
Equities can pass through inflation and benefit from nominal earnings.
“you have to be in the asset that can pass along the inflation and that eats nominal earnings. And those are equities.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 3:23
Current U.S. infrastructure investment is historically unprecedented.
“This is the biggest infrastructure built in the history of the United States.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 4:13
Current investment is producing unusually large earnings and margin expansion.
“What we're living through right now is the earnings story of our lifetime. It's the margin expansion story of our lifetime.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 4:20
The market multiple declined from 23 times earnings to below 20.
“We've gone from a 23 times multiple to something sub 20.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 4:36
The Magnificent Seven and hyperscalers are relatively insensitive to interest rates.
“The MAG7, the hyperscalers are relatively rate insensitive.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 4:53
Long-term bond yields should reflect current growth and inflation above 5%.
“long term bond yields have to reflect that and be five plus percent”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 5:28
Europe should be underweighted in portfolios.
“We're underweight Europe”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 5:45
Europe has missed the latest major economic transformation.
“Europe has now chosen, for whatever reason, to miss the second major economic transformation of the last 25 years”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 5:46
European companies lack comparable earnings growth and margin resilience.
“In Europe, they don't have that.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 6:23
AI failure or a credit issue could derail the medium-term bullish forecast.
“the two things that could derail the bullish medium term forecast would be, one, if the AI fails, if the technology doesn't materialize, or two, if there's a credit issue”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 6:39
AI-related capital expenditure will total $700 billion over two years.
“if you're going to engage in $700 billion of CapEx over this year and next year”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 6:53
The S&P forecast reaches 10,000–11,000 within roughly three years.
“we are out three years, right, or two years on the price forecast, three years on the earnings. We've got an S&P going from 85 to 10,000 to 11,000.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 7:41
Micron has sold all chips it will produce next year.
“Micron has already sold every chip that they'll make next year.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 7:56
Materials, energy, and industrials are tied to corporate spending.
“If you're tied to hard assets, if you're materials, you're energy, you're industrials. You're tied to corporate spending.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 8:23
Consumer companies are not currently strong despite a strong consumer.
“The consumer companies are not”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 8:39
The homebuilding industry is closer to a trough than at any recent point.
“we still do believe that this industry is closer to trough than it is at any point in recent history”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 32:14
The current 7.57% mortgage rate is not the natural rate.
“I don't believe that 7.57 is the natural rate, though.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 33:05
Homebuilders now offer mortgage incentives near 10%, versus 3–4% historically.
“the average homebuilder right now is offering an incentive that's equivalent to about 10% of the mortgage. Now, historically, that's been 3% to 4%.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 33:36
Consumer demand for housing remains strong.
“People want housing. That is very clear.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 34:46
Homebuilders can preserve affordability through rate buydowns, smaller homes, and fewer features.
“they can buy down mortgage rates. They can build smaller footprint homes further away from the city, and they can decontent them.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 35:27
PulteGroup is the top stock pick among homebuilders.
“pulti group is our top pick in the group”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 36:09
Homebuilders are returning capital to shareholders and operating like mature companies.
“They're returning capital to shareholders. They're doing things that real companies do.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 36:43
Housing equity totals $35 trillion and supports a $68–82 trillion wealth transfer.
“There's $35 trillion of equity built up supporting a $68 to $82 trillion generational wealth transfer.”
Open the episode · Euro and Oil Contagion RisksListen at 37:04
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