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Episodes: 135
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Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
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Location: USA
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Malcolm Ethridge - Financial markets and wealth-management commentator focused on investing, money, and the economy.
Ricky Mulvey - Financial markets commentator and podcast host focused on investing, money, and contrarian economic ideas.
Freddie Smith - The American Dream Timeline, A Proposed Radical Tax Plan (replace Federal Taxes With A 10% Levy On Gross Revenue), Banning Stock Buybacks, Housing Supply Via Capital Gains Tax Holiday For Mom-and-pop Landlords, And Whether Typical 401(k) Investors Are Locked Out Of Growth In Major Tech/ai/space Companies.
Welcome to Crazy Town, Population: $1.4 Trillion Margin Debt
July 07, 2026
US margin debt, what investors borrow from their brokerages to buy securities, rose 54% from a year ago. Don’t take the punch bowl away! Ricky Mulvey and Malcolm Ethridge discuss: Malcolm’s prediction that Sam Altman will have to walk back OpenAI's spending commitments in the back half of 2026. The mechanics of triple-leveraged ETFs, and how they're driving 10% single-day swings in stocks like Micron without any individual investor buying the underlying company. The Cut’s article "It's H...
Polymarket's Fake Bets. Wendy’s Becomes a Meme Stock.
June 30, 2026
Polymarket reportedly paid creators to post videos of themselves "winning" bets that didn't exist. The Wall Street Journal found 118 videos showing nearly $900,000 in winnings — bets that, in reality, would have lost more than $166,000, placed on a creatively misspelled lookalike site. Meanwhile, Wendy's is drawing more Wall Street Bets chatter than SpaceX, 80% of its borrowable shares are already sold short, and the internet has decided a $7 burger stock might be the next GameStop. Ricky ...
Is The Market Too Hot To Trust?
June 23, 2026
Elon Musk says SpaceX could hit $1 trillion in revenue by 2030, a fifteen-fold jump from 2027 estimates. Parts of the market feel like they're on fire. So where does a long-term bull actually put money when they don't want to chase 40%-in-a-week moves? Ricky Mulvey and Malcolm Ethridge discuss: The REITs they're using as cover in an overheated market — cold storage, data centers, and class-A office — and Malcolm's "what's the yield" test for every one of them. Why "fiduciary" mig...
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