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In this week's episode, we discuss the recession fears amidst the strong consumer spending, the signs of moderation on housing, and our tweet that got a response from Mark Cuban.
Welcome to Episode 60 of The Transcript Podcast where we discuss the key themes and takeaways from the Q1 2022 earnings calls.
This is a special episode of a recording of a Twitter Spaces conversation we held on Wednesday, 18th May with our guests:
Show Notes
00:00:00 Introduction
00:07:18 Macro Perspective from the Earnings
00:17:27 Historical Context for the Current Market State
00:32:32 The intersection of Tech & Consumer
00:36:48 Valuations
00:41:12 Q2 Outlook & Closing Thoughts
In this episode, we cover the state of private markets and the tough times that retailers are having.
In this episode, we discuss the end of an era in markets as valuations decline steeply, the latest and planned fed hikes, and the situation in China as regards covid.
Show Notes
[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:00:08] The End of an Era
[00:04:15] The Fed willing to Take More Pain
[00:07:27] Covid in China
[00:09:34] TakeAways from Tech
[00:11:20] Moderating Housing Situation
[00:12:13] Conclusion
In this episode, we cover big tech earnings, observations on inflation peaking and the uptick in travel.
Show Notes:
00:00:00: Introduction
00:00:10: Inflation is peaking
00:01:13: Travel is Bouncing Back
00:03:46: Consumer Responses to Price Increases
00:04:46: Facebook Facing HeadWinds
00:07:13: Google Doing Well
00:10:29: Buffett’s Musings
In this episode, the Fed's tightening trajectory amidst talk of a recession, the slowdown in venture capital investments, IPOs, and later-stage private investments in Q1, and Netflix's move to offer ad-based tiers.
Show Notes:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:00 The Fed’s stance still incredibly dovish
00:03:39 VC investment, IPO, later stage investments slowed down
00:05:35 VC investment, IPO, later stage investments slowed down
00:10:27 Housing market at inflection point
00:12:11 Twitter goes private
In this episode, we discuss if the fed is out of touch in terms of inflation, AVOD vs SVOD in streaming, and reflections from Google's former CEO Eric Schmidt.
In this episode, we cover the rise in interest rates by the Fed, China's rising covid cases, and airlines projecting strong revenues on the back of strong travel demand.
Show Notes:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:10 The Fed raised interest rates by 0.25%
00:03:33 Rising covid cases in China
00:04:28 Bank of Japan will not be raining interest rates
00:06:17 Travel demand surged after Omicron
00:09:17 ‘Skip intro’ on Netflix is a people’s favorite
In this episode, we discuss the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on inflation which has shifted from transitory to structural and the hints of a potential recession.
In this episode, we discuss the global worries on energy and food supplies that surround Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. We also cover subscription fatigue alongside Disney’s planned launch of an ad-supported subscription.
Show Notes:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:11 Supply chain effects from Russia-Ukraine war
00:03:55 Soaring energy prices and search for alternatives
00:05:25 Food crisis looming
00:07:53 Global financial companies have joined the santions
00:08:19 Fed’s reaction adds a layer of uncertainty
00:10:16 Headwinds for streaming services
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