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Prof G Markets is your daily briefing on the news moving markets — from earnings and geopolitics, to Big Tech and AI. Hosted by Scott Galloway and Ed Elson, we cut through the noise with no-BS analysis. Tune in to understand what's happening, why it matters, and how to stay ahead. Fast takes. Clear insights. No jargon — just signal. Have a question or comment for us? Reach out to markets@profgmed... more

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Ed Elson is joined by Ian Bremmer to break down the latest attacks in Iran and why the markets are finally pricing in a longer war. Then, Jonathan Kanter joins the show to unpack the FTC’s new lawsuit against Amazon and give his take on Meta’s “big t... more

Ed Elson is joined by Robert Armstrong to break down what’s been happening in the bond market and what he makes of Scott Bessent’s intervention. Then, Deirdre Bosa joins the show to unpack how OpenAI’s agents went rogue and whether or not it raises l... more

Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss how Scott’s relationship with money has evolved over the course of his life. They unpack the exact moment that Scott became obsessed with money, how it became an addictive substance, and why he still has fears of g... more

Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are officially out on summer vacation. We’ll have no new episodes on the feed from August 17th to the 28th. The team will be enjoying the break from the daily news cycle, and we hope you do too. We’ll be back on August 31s... more

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Gabriel Zucman
French economist, founder/director of the International Tax Observatory, author of We Need To Tax Billionaires
International Tax Observatory; Paris School of Economics; UC Berkeley (summer)
Episode: The Architect Of The Billionaire Tax Makes His Case — ft. Gabriel Zucman
Jay Goldberg
Analyst
Seaport Global Securities
Episode: Inside Nvidia’s $500B AI Financing Loop
Nicolas Owens
Equity Analyst at Morningstar
Morningstar
Episode: Apple’s War On OpenAI Just Got Personal
Brian Schimpf
Co-founder and CEO of Anduril
Anduril
Episode: The Next Era of Warfare is Here
Jim Chanos
Legendary short seller, founder of Chanos & Company
Chanos & Company
Episode: Jim Chanos: We’re In The Golden Age Of Fraud
Torsten Sløk
Chief Economist at Apollo Global Management
Apollo Global Management
Episode: Why The Nasdaq Just Hit Correction Territory
Scott Singer
Technology and International Affairs fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Episode: China Is Undercutting America’s AI Giants
Vishy Tirupattur
Chief Fixed Income Strategist at Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley
Episode: China Is Undercutting America’s AI Giants
Noah Smith
Writer of the No Opinion blog, economist
No Opinion / Bloomberg Opinion (past); author
Episode: America’s Economy Is Entering a New Era — ft. Noah Smith

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Ed Elson
Co-host on Prof G Markets, with the ability to guide market-focused discussions and interview guests

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 6.7k ratings
  • One-trick bear

    I simply needed to unfollow this show for the continuous negative market narrative lead by a host with no track record or market experience, but an opinion about everything from corporate earnings to broad market sentiment. There are more informative podcasts out there.

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    Henrik_N_82
    Denmark2 months ago
  • Used to be a daily must listen. Now it’s a daily complaining agenda

    This show used to be appointment listening for me. Now it’s the same three topics on rotation: income inequality, Elon, Trump. The irony is they’ll spend a segment ripping mainstream media for being a mouthpiece for the powerful, then turn around and do the exact same thing from the other direction. It’s not analysis anymore, it’s a platform. It’s why I stopped consuming traditional mainstream media and unfortunately why I am now choosing to not listen to this podcast anymore.

    I often wonder if... more

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    nick namenottaken
    United States2 months ago
  • Ed’s pessimism will lead you to missing out

    I like Ed and the show. Long time prof g listener.

    Ed can be super pessimistic and seems overly bearish for a long time now and overly confident on given topics, stocks, etc and many times his predictions end up way wrong.

    Yes, the show is not meant to be investing advice, etc…(all good, the lawyers have it covered). If you would have followed the show and Ed’s predictions , very strong options and market advice over the last year plus (can’t recall how long he’s been running the show) ... more

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    hhg JB gujvcc
    United States2 months ago
  • Great information

    Podcast Addict
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    2 months ago
  • Info

    Information par excellence

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    freddodge
    United States2 months ago

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“AI Compute Futures” — Has Wall Street Gone Too Far?
Q: What do you make of this inflation report, and what does it say about where we're headed in terms of inflation?
Market analysts view the CPI as broadly in line with expectations, suggesting a path toward stabilization if energy prices stay contained, with wage growth decelerating and a potential for the Fed to pause rather than aggressively hike rates, though risks from oil and geopolitical tensions remain.
The Architect Of The Billionaire Tax Makes His Case — ft. Gabriel Zucman
Q: We've seen inequality statistics—how bad is it and how did we get here?
Zucman outlines that wealth has concentrated dramatically since the mid-20th century due to tax rate reductions, the rise of tax havens, and a culture that normalized tax avoidance, while the overall income tax system failed to tax wealth effectively, particularly at the ultra-wealthy.
Inside Nvidia’s $500B AI Financing Loop
Q: Why would Nvidia frame chips as an investible asset class, and what does that imply for the financing structure?
The guest notes Nvidia's aim to legitimize AI hardware as a revenue-generating, long-lived asset, while acknowledging the challenge of convincing lenders to accept GPUs as collateral and the broader risk of debt-based financing in a cyclical AI market.
Inside Nvidia’s $500B AI Financing Loop
Q: I've been looking at this $500 billion deal. I can't really tell what the deal actually is.
The guest explains that the deal hinges on memorandums of understanding and non-finalized terms, with lenders seeking guarantees and collateral; Nvidia may provide backstops to reassure lenders, but the exact mechanism and scope remain unclear.
Why The Nasdaq Just Hit Correction Territory
Q: Specifically, is it different from the previous tariff regime? Is it worse, better, the same? What do you make of it?
The guest argues that while some tariffs could be justifiable if well-targeted and durable, the current broad approach under Section 301 largely fails to deliver bargaining power and may be economically inefficient, suggesting a smarter, targeted tariff strategy would be preferable.

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What is Prof G Markets about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A sharp, data-driven briefing on markets where technology, AI, and macro forces collide. Episodes routinely dissect Big Tech earnings, AI economics, and policy impacts, pairing high-profile economists and investors with incisive host commentary. The show stands out for rapid, signal-focused takes and a willingness to challenge conventional narratives, often weaving in complex topics like AI compute economics, valuation frameworks, and geopolitical risk. Listeners can expect timely market context, thoughtful guest perspectives, and clear connections between policy, technology, and capital markets. The format tends toward long-form interviews and expert analysis, with an emphasis on practical implications for investors and business leaders. N... more

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