Are We Back to 2008? With The Big Short's Steve Eisman
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What are the signs of a potential 2008-style market crash?
He was portrayed by Steve Carell in that movie, so kind of a big deal. Now he's talking about what he's seeing in the current market on his podcast, The Eisman Playbook, and today right here on Money Rehab. So I asked him the big question, is this history repeating itself? And he answers that and a lot more. He tells me whether he thinks we're on track for a recession, where he sees opportunities in this market, what he thinks Trump is going to do next, and his advice for new investors. Steve Eisman, welcome to Money Rehab.
How does Steve Eisman view the current market conditions?
Glad to be here.
Damn, it's been a week. How are you doing?
Really? Did something happen this week?
Yeah, no, I haven't looked at the news lately. Who do you think needs a hug right now?
Who needs a hug? I think a lot of people need a hug. I don't know about you, but I think everybody's pretty emotionally exhausted from this week.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the signs of a potential 2008-style market crash?
3:15–3:45
2
How does Steve Eisman view the current market conditions?
3:45–5:45
3
Is a global recession on the horizon due to trade wars?
5:45–13:37
4
Are tariffs impacting the U.S. economy significantly?
13:37–19:04
5
What investment strategies does Steve Eisman recommend during volatility?
19:04–24:05
6
Could a sovereign debt crisis occur in the near future?
24:05–36:04
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