🗽 Live from NYSE
Broadcasting live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, hosts John Coogan and Jordi Hays interview Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal, Feed Me founder Emily Sunberg, real estate executive Ryan Sirant, and NYSE leader Lynn. The conversations span prediction markets and midterm election scenarios, corporate indigestion over enterprise AI spend, the shifting economics of Substack and independent media, the nationwide housing lock-in crisis, and the NYSE's push into blockchain infrastructure and 23/5 trading hours.
- Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok found that non-tech Fortune 500 companies are suffering indigestion over AI capital expenditures, failing to capture immediate returns while Magnificent Seven firms continue to see positive ROI. Read →
- Starting in December, the New York Stock Exchange will expand trading to 23 hours a day, five days a week, matching the operating rhythms of global capital. Read →
- Over 80 percent of American mortgage holders hold loans below 4 percent, freezing transaction velocity and driving pending contracts to a 30-year low in September. Read →