
FT Alphaville
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Oct 1, 2026
Yields must turn here, especially in Europe, or else.
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15:59John J. HardyHOST
I'm not a huge audiophile, and that's what this article is about.
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16:02John J. HardyHOST
It's once again passing this on from FT Alphaville, but I am very sympathetic to the listening experience is pretty lousy on modern technology, and it's quite ironic in this day of of streaming that everyone's running around with these little devices that are often of inferior sound quality.
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16:22John J. HardyHOST
It's not necessarily even the devices itself.
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16:24John J. HardyHOST
And here I'm talking about whether it's earphones, headphones, or speakers, standalone Bluetooth speakers.
Modern AI Merlins
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0:00BennyHOST
Benny and the Squirrel, we are back at you.
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0:02BennyHOST
We are very happy to have Isabel Kaminska with us today, former, uh, editor of FT Alphaville.
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0:09BennyHOST
She runs the- she's the founder of The Blind Spot and a contributor at The Telegram.
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0:13BennyHOST
Um, I got to see her-
Burnham declares end of Thatcherism. Micron earnings on tap.
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13:54John J. HardyHOST
Really critical stuff, I think, for the hardware space in AI.
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13:58John J. HardyHOST
And on that note, there's a cool link that FT Alphaville sent along on how you value Micron.
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14:03John J. HardyHOST
A very difficult task.
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14:04John J. HardyHOST
I mean, here you have a company that is Its profits have been growing by just unbelievable leaps and bounds.
The Chainsaw Stalls: Can Milei Cut Through Argentina’s Currency Collapse?
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12:54Patrick BoyleHOST
If your currency makes foreign electronics cheaper than buying rice at home, something may be off.
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13:00Patrick BoyleHOST
The Atlantic and FT Alphaville both suggest that the bailout is as much about geopolitics as economics.
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13:08Patrick BoyleHOST
By backing Milei, the US is not just supporting a reformer, it's countering Beijing's growing footprint in South America, but that strategy carries plenty of risks.
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13:19Patrick BoyleHOST
If Milei fails, the US will have spent billions defending a currency and a presidency that couldn't hold.
Asymmetric risks in a busy week ahead
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22:32John J. HardyHOST
So, you know, this is very important and, you know, almost existentially so each one of these launches because it is a key part of their future business model.
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22:41John J. HardyHOST
But also look back at that link in Friday's podcast episode description to this FT Alphaville article on NASA.
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22:49John J. HardyHOST
SpaceX, it's not really that much of a space company.
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22:51John J. HardyHOST
Most of their space launches are for their own needs for the Starlink system.
A Fabulous Debt: Robin Wigglesworth on How Bonds Built the Modern World
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1:08Andrew KeenHOST
He's editor.
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1:09Andrew KeenHOST
of the excellently named Financial Times Alphaville financial blog.
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1:16Andrew KeenHOST
It's a kind of geek, anorak part of the FT.
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1:21Andrew KeenHOST
And he's also the author of an intriguing new book, a fascinating new book, a fabulous new book.
Slate Money - Fabulous, Beautiful Debt
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0:53Felix SalmonHOST
You are wonderful.
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0:55Felix SalmonHOST
You run the FT Alphaville blog.
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0:58Felix SalmonHOST
You are also a published author.
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1:00Felix SalmonHOST
And now I feel you've done the proper author thing of writing a second book.
Slate Money - Fabulous, Beautiful Debt
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0:53Felix SalmonHOST
You are wonderful.
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0:55Felix SalmonHOST
You run the FT Alphaville blog.
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0:58Felix SalmonHOST
You are also a published author.
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1:00Felix SalmonHOST
And now I feel you've done the proper author thing of writing a second book.
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49:33Robin WigglesworthGUEST
And I think that's actually one of the big tragic under-discussed economic stories of the past 20 years that the HIPC program, although noble and benign and the right thing to do, has not really led to any improvement in these countries with a very few exceptions, really.
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49:50Felix SalmonHOST
I want to mention here the second most important financial blog in the world.
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49:57Felix SalmonHOST
The first, of course, is FT Alphaville.
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49:59Felix SalmonHOST
Yes, obviously.
Geopolitics could continue to dog this market for a long while yet.
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24:04John J. HardyHOST
I haven't even read it.
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24:05John J. HardyHOST
But the title from an FT Alphaville article, SpaceX Pivots Away from Space.
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24:10John J. HardyHOST
So...
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24:12John J. HardyHOST
Really? That's an interesting one there.
This is nuts - when's the intervention?
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17:26John J. HardyHOST
He's a really, really key person to listen to.
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17:30John J. HardyHOST
And then another one, FT Alphaville.
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17:31John J. HardyHOST
Once again, I rely on them probably too much, but I always like to cherry pick the stuff that I find interesting of the many links they put out in their further reading every day.
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17:40John J. HardyHOST
And there's this one from this guy's blog.
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