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Retail Investors, AI Data Centers & Presidential Power: Adam Swart on Markets, Property Rights & Reform (opens the original)
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Are younger Americans becoming investor, or simply moving from one form of speculation to another? Adam Swart of Crowds on Demand joins Piggo’s Trading Desk to discuss retail investing, sports betting, AI data centers, property rights and presidential power . The conversation begins with the growing influence of retail investors and compares buying stocks with gambling through platforms such as DraftKings and FanDuel. From there, the discussion moves into one of America’s biggest infrastructure
Hedonic Inflation, Retail Slowdown & Why Americans Feel Poor: Paul Musson on Food, Diesel & Gold (opens the original)
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Why can inflation fall while households still feel poorer? Paul Musson of the Paulitical Economy blog joins Piggo's Trading Desk to examine CPI, hedonic adjustments, consumer spending, the K-shaped economy, diesel prices, food inflation and gold . The conversation explores how inflation statistics account for changes in product quality, why lower inflation does not mean prices return to previous levels, and how cumulative price increases can continue squeezing household purchasing power even as
Global Energy Shock: Bob Moriarty on Saudi Pipeline Attack, Diesel Crisis & Middle East Escalation (opens the original)
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What happens when the emergency route designed to bypass one of the world’s most important oil chokepoints is itself attacked? Bob Moriarty of 321Gold joins Piggo’s Trading Desk to discuss the escalating Middle East energy crisis following attacks on Saudi Arabia’s East–West Pipeline , a critical route connecting Saudi oil production with the Red Sea. The pipeline had become particularly important as disruption around the Strait of Hormuz forced Saudi Arabia to reroute crude west toward Yanbu. T
Bond Yields to 7%? Macro Butler on China vs. U.S., Stablecoins, Commodities & the Iran War (opens the original)
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Could the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield eventually reach 6.5–7% ? Laurent Lequeu, “The Macro Butler,” returns to Piggo’s Trading Desk to discuss rising bond yields, U.S.–China industrial competition, stablecoins, Treasury demand, gold, silver, commodities and the Iran war. Laurent lays out his argument that higher government borrowing costs could become one of the defining macro risks ahead, while stablecoins create a new source of demand for short-term U.S. government debt. The conversation also
Stablecoins as a Privatized Treasury? The Uneducated Economist on Tokenization, T-Bills & the Coming Credit Reset (opens the original)
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Are stablecoins quietly becoming part of the machinery financing U.S. government debt? The Uneducated Economist joins Piggo’s Trading Desk for a deep discussion about stablecoins, Treasury bills, tokenization, the Cantillon Effect, credit contraction and hard assets . Under America’s emerging stablecoin framework, regulated payment stablecoins are backed by highly liquid reserve assets that can include short-term U.S. Treasuries. That creates an important new financial relationship: growing stab
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