New #Bloomberg #oddlots
Its Nassim Taleb

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nassim-taleb-on-what-bitcoiners-anti-vaxxers-and/id1056200096?i=1000607668896

The latest #Bloomberg #oddlots episode, and it's about #SVB of course.

They interviewed Dan Davies, an actual bank analyst to talk about what happened.

#investing #finance #banking

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dan-davies-on-what-brought-down-silicon-valley-bank/id1056200096?i=1000604119367

Analogy of the day: that the #FederalReserve's #discountWindow is like #TacoBell: it's open later than anything else, but you might feel some shame about it.

from #Bloomberg's #OddLots #podcast

https://pca.st/episode/9f1739bf-4a8e-4c6f-be41-d4bbc7c918e5

#econ #finance

Analogy of the day: that the #FederalReserve's #discountWindow is like #TacoBell: it's open later than anything else, but you might feel some shame about it.

https://pca.st/episode/9f1739bf-4a8e-4c6f-be41-d4bbc7c918e5

#Bloomberg #econ #finance #OddLots

I think a lot of people on here will like this one https://open.spotify.com/episode/5VOLE2QQSdeT2AcwRc2EVu?si=02b2fa59017d4a0a #OddLots #surveillance

Good conversation from #OddLots @business

https://pca.st/episode/b92d3b86-6783-4413-b381-3cc3ca18c092

Today’s #OddLots interview with economic historian Brad @delong is one of the best episodes I’ve heard. The tour through the graveyard of hubris and greed is always illuminating but this is a particularly thoughtful/action packed conversation.

I found the discussion of the ‘00s fiber optics bubble especially interesting, because 1) my professional life has been fueled by the surpluses of that fraud/collapse, and 2) I’ve run into a some of the profiteers from that scandal
https://www.stitcher.com/show/odd-lots/episode/brad-delong-on-the-ftx-collapse-and-the-south-sea-bubble-209459063

#oddlots is one of my favorite podcasts and I hope you enjoy this episode on how Apple is ruining the targeted ad industry https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-03/mark-bergen-on-apple-s-threat-to-the-online-ad-industry?srnd=oddlots-podcast

I just listened to the #Bloomberg #OddLots podcast episode on trucking in the US. Fascinating interview, but what I would have asked: can the lack of economies of scale be due to regulation? They allude to it: big companies need to follow the law to the letter and get sued all the time (=costly), while smaller operators can maybe take some shortcuts and thus be cheaper?

https://overcast.fm/+FhW9oZ14k