Dan Nathan and Guy Adami have a detailed discussion with Michael Contopoulos, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at Richard Bernstein Advisors, about the current market landscape. They explore the challenges of market volatility, the impact of tariffs, and interest rates. The conversation touches on the Federal Reserve's potential moves, inflation, and potential stagflation. They also delve into the implications of AI on productivity and employment, the role of private credit markets, and the recent trends in gold prices. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding macroeconomic factors and market sentiment in navigating the current economic environment.

Guy Adami and Dan Nathan discuss the recent court ruling deeming tariffs illegal and its potential repercussions on the market. They examine the administration's likely response and reflect on President Trump's handling of trade policies and their impact on various sectors. The hosts then focus on Nvidia's earnings and its significant influence on market sentiment, discussing the broader implications for the semiconductor sector and tech stocks. They also touch on other company performances, including Salesforce and Best Buy, and analyze upcoming economic reports like the jobs number. The episode highlights the complexity of the current financial landscape, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and cautious in light of ongoing trade tensions and economic uncertainties.

Dan Nathan and Gene Munster, managing partner at Deep Water Asset Management, discuss NVIDIA's upcoming earnings report, the company's AI hardware advantage, and the broader spending on AI. They also delve into OpenAI's significant acquihire of Jony Ive, the potential for future non-screen devices, and the market's reaction to these developments. The conversation touches on Google's search innovations post-IO and the implications for their growth. The duo also evaluate Tesla's challenges amid price wars with BYD and the impact on their delivery numbers and market share. The episode is an in-depth look at current tech trends, market sentiment, and long-term investment strategies.

Dan Nathan and Guy Adami kick off the RiskReversal podcast with discussions on the merits of a four-day work week and housekeeping announcements including upcoming guest appearances. The episode covers a range of topics including recent market movements, the impact of geopolitical events on the market, and specific company performances like Nvidia, Salesforce, Tesla, and BYD. Economic data, including the upcoming Fed minutes, GDP, and the PCE inflation reading, is also discussed. The hosts explore the complexities of the bond market, the role of the US dollar, and the geopolitical landscape with a focus on the Ukraine conflict and China. They also touch on gold and Bitcoin's performance in the current market scenario.

Dan Nathan is joined by Mike Wilson, Chief US Equity Strategist and CIO at Morgan Stanley. They discuss a wide range of topics including market volatility, the impact of different economic policies under the Trump administration, and the future direction of trade, tariffs, and taxes. Mike shares insights from his midyear outlook, predicting a constructive back half of the year despite anticipated volatility. The conversation also touches on the implications of supply constraints, the private economy, and the role of AI in market dynamics. They delve into the complexities of the bond market, the global debt issue, and the potential impact of Japanese yields on US markets. The episode provides a deep dive into the interconnectedness of global financial markets and the strategies investors might consider in navigating the current economic landscape.

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Guy Adami and Dan Nathan dive into recent conversations with notable figures in finance and tech, including a detailed discussion on the equity risk premium and bond market. They explore the implications of stagflation in the U.S., fluctuating treasury yields, and the impact of higher interest rates. The conversation covers various market dynamics and the potential for disruptive technologies, with a spotlight on generative AI, Bitcoin's performance, and stable coins.

After the break, Packy McCormick joins the discussion to share his insights on private tech companies, significant trends in the tech industry, and how innovative firms are set to disrupt incumbent markets. Highlights include an analysis of Tesla's market position, self-driving technology, the electrification revolution, and the future of startups inspired by Elon Musk's methodologies. The episode concludes with an in-depth look at the current state of notable tech stocks and broader market themes.

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Dan Nathan and Guy Adami discuss major market trends and delve into rising yields, a significant down day for the S&P 500, and recent retail earnings. The conversation highlights key concerns around the tax bill and its potential impacts. The episode features an interview with Trevor Marshall, CTO and Co-founder of Current, who shares insights on the FinTech sector, M&A prospects, and the increasing application of generative AI in various industries.

Key takeaways include discussions on higher yields' impact on the housing market, job cuts at major tech firms, and the retail sector's struggles, particularly with companies like Target and TJ Maxx. The episode wraps up with a look at Google's strategy in advancing generative AI, the geopolitical implications of Nvidia's growth, and the transformative role of AI in both consumer and business landscapes.

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Dan Nathan is joined by Brad Erickson, an internet analyst at RBC Capital Markets, at the RBC Capital Private Tech Conference. They discuss the performance and outlook of key tech stocks like Google and Meta amidst market volatility and AI developments. The conversation highlights the impact of AI search on Google's revenue and the competitive landscape between Google and Apple. Erickson also touches on Meta's growth in advertising efficiency and new product rollouts.

After the break, Dan dives into the broader effects of generative AI on other software companies like ServiceNow and Snowflake with Matt Hedberg, Managing Director and Head of Software Research at RBCCM. Hedberg elaborates on the early monetization of AI in software, the long-term potential of companies like Snowflake and ServiceNow, and the strategic importance of cybersecurity firms like CrowdStrike and Palo Alto in an evolving tech landscape.

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Dan Nathan hosts Lori Calvasina, Managing Director and Head of US Equity Strategy at RBC. They discuss market trends, economic indicators, and the impact of geopolitical events and tariffs on market performance. Lori shares her insights on equity targets, valuation concerns, and the influence of passive investing and institutional behavior. The conversation also covers the significant role of AI in corporate strategy, fluctuations in the 10-year yield, and investor reactions to recent market movements. Lori emphasizes the importance of adaptability and a data-driven approach in forecast and strategy amidst market uncertainties.

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Danny Moses welcomes back former partners Porter Collins and Vincent Daniel from Seawolf Capital. The discussion begins with brief backgrounds of the guests and highlights from their careers, including their time at Goldman Sachs and founding Seawolf Capital. The conversation transitions into their perspectives on the current volatile market environment, where they discuss managing personal investments versus others' money, stock picking strategies, and the importance of upgrading portfolios during market downturns. The trio also delves into the impacts of tariffs, the importance of liquidity, and the role of gold and Bitcoin as safe-haven assets. They share their investment strategies in sectors like energy, financial services, and discuss specific stocks such as Sable Offshore and Uranium. The episode concludes with lighter topics including sports betting and their predictions for the PGA Championship and the Preakness.

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