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22 episodes summarized · latest · Hosted by Wolf Richter, Adam · Published by Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money

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Octagon has summarized 22 episodes of Thoughtful Money published between Oct 13, 2026 and Nov 11, 2026. The companies discussed most often are Thoughtful Money LLC, Google and Anthropic. Frequent guests include Lance Roberts. Each summary lists key takeaways, short timestamped quotes and the companies and tickers mentioned, with a link to the full episode.

Most-mentioned tickers

  • GOOG 3
  • GOOGL 3
  • MU 3
  • NVDA 2

Most-mentioned companies

  • Thoughtful Money LLC 4
  • Google 3
  • Anthropic 2
  • Binance 2
  • CoreWeave 2
  • FreightWaves 2
  • Micron Technology 2
  • New Harbor Financial 2
  • Nvidia 2
  • OpenAI 2

Frequent guests

  • Lance Roberts 3

Episodes

  1. Stephanie Pomboy: 2027 Is Going To Be "Brutal In A Way We Haven't Experienced"

    Stephanie Pomboy argued that the latest CPI print is mostly a rearview-mirror signal, not proof that inflation is reaccelerating.

  2. A "Perfect Storm" For Markets Lies Ahead Should Japan Repatriate Its US Assets | Lyn Alden

    Lyn Alden argued that the most important near-term risk to markets is not a sudden collapse in the AI trade, but a slower fade in its growth rate combined with potential capital…

  3. "Bad Things" To Happen As US Dollar Strengthens | Brent Johnson

    The interview argues that the dollar’s relative strength is the key macro variable to watch, not because the dollar is “awesome,” but because it remains the cleanest dirty shirt…

  4. Market Bloodbath! What The Heck Just Happened? | Michael Lebowitz

    Michael Lebowitz argued that Thursday’s market plunge looked more like a technical unwind after the election than the start of a new fundamental breakdown.

  5. Crisis Is Coming In Early 2027 | Cem Karsan

    The guest argues that markets are being driven first by positioning and volatility, not by headlines, and that the post-election reversal reflects dealers unwinding hedges as…

  6. Is The Bottom Now In For Gold & Silver Prices? | Andy Schectman

    Andy Schectman argued that gold and silver may be near a bottom, but he did not treat the recent weakness as a sign that the long-term bull case is broken.

  7. Is A Market Breakdown Underway? | Katie Stockton

    Katie Stockton said the market is not in a decisive breakdown yet, but it is close enough that the next few sessions matter.

  8. Gold & Silver Mining Stocks "Cheapest In 50 Years" | Jeff Clark's 13 Top Picks

    Jeff Clark argues that the recent pullback in gold and silver has created a rare setup in mining equities, even as macro conditions remain unfriendly on the surface.

  9. Did The Market Just Break? | Lance Roberts

    Technology stocks took the hardest hit in a bruising week, with Lance Roberts arguing the selloff is better understood as a sharp rotation than a broad market breakdown.

  10. Gold & Silver Weakness Now Offers A "Generational Opportunity" | Brien Lundin

    Brien Lundin argued that the recent pullback in gold and silver has largely shaken out the froth from the earlier blowoff and may be setting up a renewed advance.

  11. FOMC Live Reaction: Is The Fed Making A Policy Error? | Axel Merk

    Axel Merk argued that the Fed’s latest statement and press conference were more informative than many traders thought, even though the policy rate was left unchanged and there…

  12. "Freight Data Doesn't Lie": Consumer About To Roll Over | Craig Fuller

    Craig Fuller says freight data is flashing a split economy: consumer goods movement is weakening while industrial shipping remains strong.

  13. "We're Worried About 2027" - Stocks To Plunge 30%? | Chance Finucane @OxbowAdvisors

    Chance Finucane argues that Oxbow is positioning for a more difficult market into 2027, with special concern that the first half of that year could bring a slowdown in both…

  14. Compressed Market Poised To Break Hard: The Key Question Is Which Way? | Lance Roberts

    Stocks remain trapped in a narrow range, with Lance Roberts arguing that compressed Bollinger Bands and improved breadth point to a large move ahead, though not necessarily in a…

  15. Home Prices Set To Slide 30% | Nick Gerli

    Nick Gerli argues that the U.S. housing market is already in a broad demand recession, with sales and mortgage applications below 2008 levels even as unemployment remains low.

  16. The Big Squeeze: High Bond Yields Becoming A Problem For Stocks | Jan van Eck

    Jan van Eck argues that the biggest near-term market change is the rise in bond yields, which is making fixed income attractive enough to compete with equities and is starting to…

  17. A.I. To Cause Even Higher Inflation & Interest Rates? | Jim Bianco

    Jim Bianco argues the bigger AI risk is not that the bubble bursts, but that the technology works well enough to lift productivity, growth, inflation, and interest rates all at…

  18. Surviving The Fourth Turning | Neil Howe

    Neil Howe frames his new book as a practical guide to surviving the Fourth Turning, not as another theory book.

  19. It's A Tricky Market Right Now | Lance Roberts

    Market volatility and rapid style rotation remained the dominant theme.

  20. Is The Market Hitting Its Breaking Point? | Jesse Felder

    Jesse Felder argues that the market is approaching a point where the “new economy” can no longer offset weakness in the rest of the economy.

  21. When A.I. Spending Starts Slowing, Start Worrying About Recession | Wolf Richter

    Wolf Richter argues that the U.S. economy is still running hot because of a powerful mix of AI capital spending, large federal deficits, full employment, and strong nominal GDP…

  22. It's A New World Order For Markets | Cameron Dawson

    Cameron Dawson argues that the 40-year downtrend in interest rates from 1982 to 2022 is over, and that a higher-cost-of-capital regime is now the defining macro backdrop for…

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