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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Equities Markets Are Historically Overpriced. Here’s What Comes Next. (opens the original)

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    FULL EPISODE https://youtu.be/6X5gy_f-9es DISCUSSION 💬Join the discussion on Telegram: https://t.me/+OgDv1Djbvs80M2Fk CLIP Rising yields aren't the danger most investors think they are, according to Douglas Padgett. But that doesn't mean markets are safe. He explains why the macro backdrop remains supportive while the S&P sits historically above his fiscal-flow fair value. With September tax drains and fiscal seasonality approaching, Douglas explains why he'd rather raise cash than chase the mar

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Bitcoin Just Flashed a Sell Signal. Why I’m Still Bullish. (opens the original)

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    MEMBERSHIPS Become a premium member on YouTube and Spotify for early access and bonus content. Join now! DISCUSSION 💬Join the discussion on Telegram: https://t.me/+OgDv1Djbvs80M2Fk EPISODE Bitcoin is back in bullish territory. But there’s a problem: liquidity is turning down, the market is pricing more Fed hikes, and macro should theoretically be working against Bitcoin. So why is BTC still moving higher? In this update, I break down the key technical and on-chain signals suggesting Bitcoin’s be

  3. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    You Can’t Have a Booming Economy AND Zero Rates (opens the original)

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    FULL EPISODE https://youtu.be/6X5gy_f-9es DISCUSSION 💬Join the discussion on Telegram: https://t.me/+OgDv1Djbvs80M2Fk CLIP Trump wants lower rates and a booming economy. Douglas Padgett argues those goals fundamentally contradict each other. In this conversation, he explains why higher rates can actually add income to the economy, stimulate lending, and support growth rather than simply suppress it. He also makes the provocative case that today's higher-rate environment helped fuel the explosion

  4. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The $1.7 Trillion Stimulus Nobody Is Talking About (opens the original)

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    MEMBERSHIPS Become a premium member on YouTube and Spotify for early access and bonus content. Join now! DISCUSSION 💬Join the discussion on Telegram: https://t.me/+OgDv1Djbvs80M2FkEPISODE EPISODE In this episode, Douglas Paget, a macro researcher and founder of Applied MMT, shares his insights on modern monetary theory, the current macroeconomic landscape, and implications for markets and policy. We explore how government spending, interest rates, and fiscal policy influence the business cycle a

  5. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Stablecoins Could Break the Banks’ Last Monopoly (opens the original)

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    FULL EPISODEhttps://youtu.be/5miw9cE3r2ADISCUSSION 💬Join the discussion on Telegram: https://t.me/+OgDv1Djbvs80M2FkCLIP Stablecoins may be much more than a crypto story. Izabella Kaminska argues they could help the US preserve global dollar dominance while bringing control over the underlying Treasury assets back onshore. And if stablecoins begin paying competitive yields, they could threaten one of the banking system’s most valuable remaining advantages: cheap deposits.SUPPORT⚡️LNMS on Lightnin

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