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Sep 17, 2026

Adnan VirkHOST
9:40
Sean Horkoff, team's assistant GM since 2022.
Adnan VirkHOST
9:44
He'll fill the position that Steve Eisman had held for seven years.
Adnan VirkHOST
9:48
So it's an interim GM during training camp.
Adnan VirkHOST
9:50
Your superstar player.
Nate ThompsonPANELIST
10:59
But the other part of it is too, Avey, is I don't understand, you know, you wait this long to name an interim GM, Sean Horkoff.
Nate ThompsonPANELIST
11:09
Why not just name him? the general manager.
Nate ThompsonPANELIST
11:12
I mean, you have guys like Sean Horkoff, Chris Draper, Danny Cleary, these guys that are involved and been with Steve Eisman day to day.
Nate ThompsonPANELIST
11:19
And now, you know, you have the interim tag and they're still going to search for a new GM in the next couple of months.
Mike TaylorGUEST
7:22
Uh, they run, um, SeaWolf.
Mike TaylorGUEST
7:24
Brilliant guys, and they're friends with Steve Eisman, uh, better known as Baum from The Big Short.
Mike TaylorGUEST
7:30
Uh, and, and I, I talked with them about it, went through it, and they're like, "Yeah." So I was like, "Oh, my God, no." All right, how does this play out, right? All of a sudden, how does this play out? And so, well, they need more money, okay? Anthropic, OpenAI, and they're out of private financing, right? Uh, because, like for instance, OpenAI's last round was, like, $960 billion or so in valuation.
Mike TaylorGUEST
7:59
And I think that the private money is out.
Teddy DowneyHOST
18:09
And I wanted to, see what you think about today reminds you of 2008, reminds you of the scenarios around 2008.
Teddy DowneyHOST
18:20
I listened to a call with Steve Eisman recently where he said, well, there's not enough data here to make everyone comfortable with it being like 2008.
Teddy DowneyHOST
18:29
But then he does say, well, it kind of does
Nick NiemannGUEST
18:32
seem- There's plenty of data.
Nick NiemannGUEST
19:14
I bought Ford at $1, sold it at $12, and then I watched the big shorts.
Nick NiemannGUEST
19:19
So you're talking about growing up, you're kind of like reading that stuff.
Nick NiemannGUEST
19:25
And Steve Eisman via the character Mark Baum was particularly one.
Nick NiemannGUEST
19:32
All of them were And it's almost too cliche, right? And that's, I think, the problem.
Steve EismanHOST
1:40
So let's get started.
Steve EismanHOST
1:41
[upbeat music] Hi, this is Steve Eisman, and welcome to the Weekly Wrap.
Steve EismanHOST
1:54
This is for the week ending Friday, September 11, but recorded Thursday night, September 10.
Steve EismanHOST
1:59
This last Wednesday on our premium Substack subscription service, we posted a great interview with Ed Zitron, creator of the newsletter Where's Your Ed At?
GaryHOST
13:13
This is the one being held up because they have so much debt.
GaryHOST
13:19
But when you look underneath, and Steve Eisman brings this up, when you look under the hood, maybe it is bearish.
GaryHOST
13:28
And as the details are mulled over by the market participants and analysts, they form opinions and they put them out there.
GaryHOST
13:36
Betting on Oracle long-term for me is betting on OpenAI and other model companies coming up With the revenue that allows them to rent the compute.
George GammonHOST
0:07
I'll talk about Michael Burry.
George GammonHOST
0:09
This time it's Steve Eisman, who is warning that the AI bubble If it goes bust, could lead, not really could, but will lead to a recession in the United States.
George GammonHOST
0:23
So I want to go over to this video where he discusses this in depth.
George GammonHOST
0:28
And I want to give you my thoughts on it.
George GammonHOST
1:17
I think you could be wrong, but fortunately there are very, very, very simple strategies to avoid being roadkill in the AI bubble blow-up, regardless of what asset you own.
George GammonHOST
1:32
So we'll discuss all these things here.
George GammonHOST
1:34
First and foremost, let's go over to this video from Steve Eisman.
George GammonHOST
1:39
This is on his YouTube channel.
Frank VasquezHOST
15:09
Berkshire Hathaway is at base, a lot of insurance companies.
Frank VasquezHOST
15:13
But there is somebody that does really recommend that and focuses on that now, and it is actually Steve Eisman of big short fame.
Frank VasquezHOST
15:21
His character was played by Steve Carell in the movie.
Steve CarellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:26
So let me get this straight.
Steve EismanHOST
1:32
So let's think about it.
Steve EismanHOST
1:43
Hi, this is Steve Eisman.
Steve EismanHOST
1:44
Welcome to the Weekly Wrap.
Steve EismanHOST
1:45
This is for the week ending Friday, September 4, but recorded Thursday night, September 3.
Dean CurnuttHOST
38:19
There's plenty of scope for one-month S&P options, which the VIX futures expire to, to embed some risk premium for that meeting.
Dean CurnuttHOST
38:28
There's a great scene in The Big Short where Ryan Gosling, playing Greg Lipman, tells Jeremy Strong, playing Steve Eisman's trader Vinnie Daniel, quote, "...sharpen your pencils.
Dean CurnuttHOST
38:41
I'll get the paperwork ready." As Front Point is set to put on their first CDS trades to get short housing.
Dean CurnuttHOST
38:48
My contention is that traders in equity vol are also set to sharpen their pencils.
Monty LatchleyHOST
4:29
Oracle is projecting $95 billion in CapEx for 2027.
Monty LatchleyHOST
4:34
Meanwhile, you have high-profile investors like Steve Eisman from the Big Short warning that if AI spending slows down, the entire tech sector is going to sell off.
Monty LatchleyHOST
4:44
But Eisman is looking at the broader economy's risky reliance on a handful of AI companies, namely Anthropic and OpenAI.
Monty LatchleyHOST
4:53
But Oracle itself is looking at its own books.

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