Ozan Tarman on What's Driving The Nonstop Rise in Gold and Tech

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Francine Lacqua 0:00
Next week on Leaders with me, Francine Lacqua, I speak with Harvard Business School Professor Linda Hill about what CEOs need to know to be successful.
Ozan Tarman 0:10
It really is not about them. It is about the organization.
Francine Lacqua 0:13
About how to lead in the age of AI. That requires a lot of confidence. And why great leaders embrace conflict. You need to amplify difference. Listen and watch Leaders the Podcast with me, Francine Lacqua, on Bloomberg TV or wherever you get your podcasts. Bloomberg Audio Studios Podcasts, Radio, News.
Joe Weisenthal 0:49
Hello and welcome to another episode of the Oddlots Podcast. I'm Jill Weisenthal.
Tracy Alloway 0:53
And I'm Tracy Alloway.
Joe Weisenthal 0:54
Tracy, every day. Feels like stocks and gold go up. Every day, stocks and gold and stocks and gold and it's just it's relentless.
Tracy Alloway 1:03
I'll tell you what, it's good for anyone invested in an index fund and a bunch of gold coins that their dad gave them.
Joe Weisenthal 1:08
Yeah, good for you.
Tracy Alloway 1:09
Yeah, thank you.
Joe Weisenthal 1:10
The Tracy Alloway portfolio doing very well. Yeah.
Tracy Alloway 1:12
Yes. No, you're absolutely right. And the big thing about this is it's not really supposed to happen, right? Like you're not supposed to see stocks shoot up because of optimism about the future while gold simultaneously goes up because gold traditionally is this sort of dour yellow rock as you like to describe it, which usually signals something bad is about to happen.
Joe Weisenthal 1:34
I'm gonna relent. I'm gonna relent out of something. Are you
Tracy Alloway 1:36
a gold bug now?
Joe Weisenthal 1:38
No. Well, I'm gonna relent on something.
Tracy Alloway 1:40
Okay. Here we go.
Joe Weisenthal 1:41
I admit that gold is a medal. This is my big cave. I always no longer a rock. Yeah. This is my big cave. I used to say, Oh those yellow rocks. You know what? I'll acknowledge it's a metal.
Tracy Alloway 1:52
If it's a metal now, will you admit that it has industrial application? I mean,
Joe Weisenthal 1:56
yeah, but they're very minor. And this is also I will not acknowledge that there is a I it is mainly a store of value or perceived to be. And when people are fearful, when people are mistrustful, when people don't trust fiat currencies or the governments, and there's all kinds of reasons to be skeptical about the governments that issue paper currencies. I understand why people want to hold this medal that people have used as money for thousands of years. Yeah.
Tracy Alloway 2:21
I'm gonna take you back to the jewelry district in New York and get you more excited about gold again.
Joe Weisenthal 2:25
No, and I'll just say on gold, I loved it and and no, I wore that big chain when we went to the diamond district and I wish I'd bought it. Like 'cause now that's like my big regret. It was like thirty five thousand dollar gold necklace and that today would probably be a forty five or fifty thousand dollar gold necklace.
Tracy Alloway 2:41
Imagine how much that diamond encrusted Furby would be worth.
Joe Weisenthal 2:44
This is the thing they don't tell you about gold, by the way. If you spend ten thousand this is my crank take on gold. That's not crank. If you spend ten thousand dollars on a gold necklace, they give you a ten thousand dollar gold necklace.
Tracy Alloway 2:55
Yes.
Joe Weisenthal 2:56
It's free. They vate it's like you spend ten thousand dollars, they give you something for a ten thousand dollars back. In a sense, it's a free transaction.
Tracy Alloway 3:03
No, you get two things. You get something to wear and an investment.
Joe Weisenthal 3:06
Yeah, you actually yeah. I wish I had had this realization when gold was like two hundred dollars an ounce, but anyway. It took me a while.
Tracy Alloway 3:13
We'll make a gold bug of you yet, I'm sure.
Joe Weisenthal 3:15
So these are really exciting wild times in the market. And um, the last time uh we talked to this guest was another wild time and an exciting time in the market. That was, of course, April. We do, in fact, have the perfect guest to try to understand everything that's happening all around the world in global macro. We are going to be speaking with the vice chair of global macro at Deutsche Bank, Ozan Tarman. Ozan, thank you so much for coming back on Oddlots.

Why are gold and US tech stocks rising together right now?

Joe Weisenthal 3:39
Last time we talked to you, we in London. This time you're in New York. So thank you for coming to visit us.
Ozan Tarman 3:43
Very good to be in New York. Uh I love to be on this show. I mean honored to be invited again. Unga Mercudinners, this is the highlights.
Bruno Satin 3:50
Yeah.
Ozan Tarman 3:51
Thank you. And by the way, I was going to bring my uh United Amamim jersey.

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