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Daily Report: Monday, September 28

The day's dominant tension was between growth that is still supporting earnings and a fiscal-rate regime that could eventually overwhelm valuations. The Real Investment Show highlighted a 1.6% August increase in core capital-goods orders and argued that stronger capex can keep stocks near highs despite higher rates, while Peter Schiff warned that Treasury yields could rise from 5.21% on the 10-year and 5.52% on the 30-year to 6.2%, 7.2%, or even 8.2%. The Wolf Of All Streets added that a 50-basis-point increase in long-bond yields could raise annual federal borrowing costs by $100 billion to $200 billion.

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Sentiment

The Real Investment Show presented a conditional S&P 500 bull case at 9,000, requiring approximately $450 of EPS and a 20- to 21.5-times multiple, while Peter Schiff described rising debt, yields, and mortgage rates as precursors to a more severe downturn. Crypto commentary was similarly divided: Bankless viewed Bitcoin holding above $83,000 as a challenge to the bear case, but The Wolf Of All Streets said a 15% stock-market decline could produce an approximately 30% crypto drop.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Capex Momentum — The Real Investment Show linked a 1.6% August increase in non-defense capital-goods orders excluding aircraft to stronger manufacturing, capex-related inflation, and earnings, arguing that growth-driven higher rates are not automatically bearish.
High support3 sources from 1 episode
Fiscal Dominance — The Wolf Of All Streets described government spending per person rising from about $2,000 five decades ago to $32,000 this year, while a roughly 50-basis-point rise in long-bond yields could add $100 billion to $200 billion annually to federal borrowing costs.
High support3 sources from 1 episode
Open AI Cost Gap — All-In cited a potential open-source and open-weight AI output cost of 13 cents versus $30 per million tokens, while warning that regulation could limit how broadly those models spread across businesses and consumers.
Medium support2 sources from 1 episode

GEO-POLITICS

Iran Oil Link — The Real Investment Show said uncertainty over an Iran agreement that must address nuclear development is pushing oil higher, feeding into Treasury yields and pressuring stocks; the host said renewed bombing could follow if negotiations fail.
Low support1 source from 1 episode

TECHNOLOGY

Open AI Cost Gap — All-In cited a potential open-source and open-weight AI output cost of 13 cents versus $30 per million tokens, while warning that regulation could limit how broadly those models spread across businesses and consumers.
Medium support2 sources from 1 episode
Compute Defensibility — All-In discussed access to 100,000 GPUs as a possible AI security and defensibility metric, contrasting that scale with running an open-source model on a home PC and citing historical restrictions on Cray supercomputers.
High support3 sources from 2 episodes

ECONOMY

Capex Momentum — The Real Investment Show linked a 1.6% August increase in non-defense capital-goods orders excluding aircraft to stronger manufacturing, capex-related inflation, and earnings, arguing that growth-driven higher rates are not automatically bearish.
High support3 sources from 1 episode
Fiscal Dominance — The Wolf Of All Streets described government spending per person rising from about $2,000 five decades ago to $32,000 this year, while a roughly 50-basis-point rise in long-bond yields could add $100 billion to $200 billion annually to federal borrowing costs.
High support3 sources from 1 episode

MARKETS

Bitcoin Threshold — Bankless said Bitcoin holding above roughly $83,000 challenges a deterministic bearish Q4 view, but a weekly close below approximately $82,800 would turn the speaker bearish again; the latest BTC snapshot was $83,128.01, down 0.36%.
Medium support2 sources from 1 episode
ETF Flow Friction — The Wolf Of All Streets reported $2.4 billion of weekly Bitcoin ETF inflows, yet said cost-basis selling and dealers' short-gamma positions kept Bitcoin weak; one speaker expects a retracement toward $80,000 before a possible move above $100,000 by year-end.
High support3 sources from 1 episode
Crypto Beta — The Wolf Of All Streets said a 15% stock-market decline could produce an approximately 30% crypto drop, while Bankless said crypto's riskier assets need stronger liquidity and monetary-policy support to outperform.
Medium supportConsensus2 sources from 2 episodes

FORECASTS

Yield Escalation — Peter Schiff predicted Treasury yields could rise from 5.21% on the 10-year and 5.52% on the 30-year to 6.2%, 7.2%, or even 8.2% as inflation rises and foreign demand weakens.
Low support1 source from 1 episode
Mortgage Shock — Peter Schiff predicted 30-year mortgage rates could reach 8% within weeks and eventually move into double digits, arguing that moving from 4% to 8% can effectively double monthly payments on a 30-year mortgage.
Medium support2 sources from 1 episode
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The Real Investment Show

1 Episode
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    9-28-26 Can the S&P 500 Really Reach 9,000?
    Sep 28
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The Wolf Of All Streets

1 Episode
  1. 01
    Bitcoin Falls To $82K After ETFs Just Bought $2.4 BILLION
    Sep 28
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WTFinance

1 Episode
  1. 01
    The Man Who Called 2008 Says This Crash Will Be Worse | Peter Schiff
    Sep 28
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All-In Podcast

1 Episode
  1. 01
    Daniel Ek: Life After Spotify, Broken Healthcare Incentives, Catching Disease Early & AI's Potential
    Sep 28
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Bankless

1 Episode
  1. 01
    Bitcoin Broke the Bear Case. What Happens Next?
    Sep 28
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Odd Lots

1 Episode
  1. 01
    Why Building a Crosswalk in LA Is Kafkaesque
    Sep 28

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