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Campbell Harvey

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Oct 1, 2026

Tom KeeneHOST
7:55
And Matt Brill, thank you so much for waiting.
Tom KeeneHOST
7:58
Cam Harvey, folks, is my essay of the year.
Tom KeeneHOST
8:01
This year, the essay is a research report.
Tom KeeneHOST
8:04
Rob Arnott, Christopher Brightman, Campbell R. Harvey, Kurounian, I'm gonna butcher that, I'm sorry, and Omid Shakouri.
Tom KeeneHOST
8:13
It is an absolute must-read in March on fundamental growth.
Tom KeeneHOST
8:18
Cam Harvey, quickly, 'cause I gotta get to Matt Brill.
Tom KeeneHOST
8:21
We are taught that cheap is value and expensive is growth.
Tom KeeneHOST
8:25
Wrong! Why is your essay with Rob my essay of the year?
Robert OlingerHOST
0:01
I'd like to once again welcome everyone back to our new episode of Cam Harvey's Through the Noise.
Robert OlingerHOST
0:09
Cam, I was reading the news this week and I came across a title that I know you're going to have some opinions about.
Robert OlingerHOST
0:21
So American bond market is entering a crisis with no historical parallel.
Mike BellGUEST
32:19
How did we get out of it in the past? And therefore, can you use that as a framework to try and predict where we may be going from here? I think you can.
Alan O'SullivanHOST
32:29
I recently interviewed Professor Campbell Harvey, and to your point about looking back and how useful records could be in He released a pretty famous paper talking about inflation and how inflation is an excellent hedge against purchasing power over the long term.
Alan O'SullivanHOST
32:48
Not so great over the short term because it's volatility.
Alan O'SullivanHOST
32:50
But he went back and looked at the Romans kept great records.
Jason MitchellHOST
18:51
I mean, We hear axioms like people are our greatest asset.
Jason MitchellHOST
18:56
And there's serious academics like yourself, Cam Harvey at Duke, Luigi Zingales and others doing really rigorous work in this area.
Jason MitchellHOST
19:04
But it seems like practitioners generally tend to overlook it.
Jason MitchellHOST
19:08
So.
Robert OlingerHOST
0:00
Well, I wanna thank everyone for joining us in the studio again today for another episode of Cam Harvey's Through the Noise.
Robert OlingerHOST
0:08
Um, so Cam, we've been talking, you know, a lot about, uh, th- all of the innovations and all of the growth, and all of the stuff that's happening in the markets, but the overall theme that I am getting when I read the news, and I'm feeling inside of myself, is a deep amount of pessimism.
Campbell HarveyHOST
0:26
Oh.
Robert OlingerMODERATOR
0:00
Welcome back to the studio.
Robert OlingerMODERATOR
0:03
We're here for one more episode of Cam Harvey's Through the Noise.
Robert OlingerMODERATOR
0:08
Cam, this week I want us to kind of return to some of the themes that we've talked about in the past due to what I'm hearing in the news right now, and I'm a little confused.
Robert OlingerMODERATOR
0:19
There is a lot of talk about rates and the upcoming Fed meeting.

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