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Nicole Lappin

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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So it's weird. What's going on?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So you think yields will go down?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So you think yields will go down?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So you think yields will go down?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Do you think it's also potentially people are covering the losses from the market by selling bonds?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Do you think it's also potentially people are covering the losses from the market by selling bonds?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Do you think it's also potentially people are covering the losses from the market by selling bonds?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So rates will go down. Sounds like that's inevitable. We don't know when. The president thinks he controls the Fed. He does not. But he can sort of force the hand and put pressure on it. You said on your podcast that if the goal is for rates to go down, then perhaps looking at investing in assets that benefit from lower rates, like homebuilders or real estate, could be a move.

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So rates will go down. Sounds like that's inevitable. We don't know when. The president thinks he controls the Fed. He does not. But he can sort of force the hand and put pressure on it. You said on your podcast that if the goal is for rates to go down, then perhaps looking at investing in assets that benefit from lower rates, like homebuilders or real estate, could be a move.

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

So rates will go down. Sounds like that's inevitable. We don't know when. The president thinks he controls the Fed. He does not. But he can sort of force the hand and put pressure on it. You said on your podcast that if the goal is for rates to go down, then perhaps looking at investing in assets that benefit from lower rates, like homebuilders or real estate, could be a move.

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

How is that view complicated by rates not cooperating?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

How is that view complicated by rates not cooperating?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

How is that view complicated by rates not cooperating?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Sell it at a loss. Sell it at a gain. You say pay taxes.

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Sell it at a loss. Sell it at a gain. You say pay taxes.

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Sell it at a loss. Sell it at a gain. You say pay taxes.

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Well, you said you're along for a few months, presumably when we get more clarity on tariffs. And then what happens after that? Are you short?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Well, you said you're along for a few months, presumably when we get more clarity on tariffs. And then what happens after that? Are you short?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

Well, you said you're along for a few months, presumably when we get more clarity on tariffs. And then what happens after that? Are you short?

Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman

But wouldn't you buy stuff when things are not better?