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Prof G MarketsLiaquat AhamedOct 16

Will The AI Boom End Like The Railroad Crash Of 1873?

The guest compares the AI buildout with past investment booms, arguing that debt-financed expansion and companies’ fear of falling behind could drive capacity beyond demand. He points to historical railroad financing and the 1873 crash as examples of how funding shocks, excess capacity, and tighter credit can damage markets, while noting that crises are hard to time. The discussion also raises current risks, including inflation constraints, limited fiscal room, and the possibility that weaker AI investment or profits could trigger a broader correction.

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Finance BureauNic PuckrinOct 15

1929: The Crash That Defined All Crashes

The 1920s brought major gains in manufacturing and consumer markets, but the expansion was uneven, and mixed economic signals emerged by September 1929. Speculation was amplified by margin buying, short-term call loans, and investors willing to pay premiums, while the Fed tightened policy and warnings competed with reassurances. The October crash triggered forced selling and weakened household spending. Bank failures and tighter credit then deepened the downturn, with the money supply shrinking nearly 30% between autumn 1930 and early 1933.

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Eurodollar UniversityJeff SniderOct 15

You Won't Believe What Just Happened in the Bond Market

Jeff Snider argues that the bond market’s rally after hot CPI and PPI reports reflects deteriorating economic conditions and demand for safety, not a renewed inflation scare. He concludes that temporary September market pressures have faded, while credit weakness, constrained consumers, and signals from TIPS and swaps point to a weaker economy and, in his view, lower rates over the longer term.

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