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Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

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    “Overblown” Sell-off in Software Loans | Matthew Bloomfield on Public BDCs (Business Development Companies) and Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs)

    26/04/2026 | 1 h 10 min
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    Matthew Bloomfield, President of Palmer Square Capital BDC, joins Jack to discuss structured credit markets. With fears rising over private credit defaults, it is important to listen to voices like Matthew. Matthew dives deep into the nuances of business development companies (BDCs), collateralized loan obligations, A.I. disruption, and private credit. He brings with him years of domain specific expertise on credit markets and is an incredible resource for those looking to become more acquainted with the minutiae of the credit industry. Recorded on April 14th, 2026.

     

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    Navigating the SaaS Apocalypse: Why AI Disruption is Mispriced | Deiya Pernas | Pernas Research

    19/04/2026 | 1 h 1 min
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    Software stocks have plummeted as the market prices in existential threats from AI capabilities and the rise of "vibe coding". In this episode, Deiya Pernas of Pernas Research explains why he believes the market is entirely misjudging the resilience of smaller SaaS companies. He argues that real-world integrations, enterprise-grade security, and privileged API access create powerful moats that simple code generation cannot easily replace. Pernas also reveals a previously multi-billion-dollar enterprise company that he sees 100% upside in over the next 12 months. Tune in to discover how to navigate the current "SaaS apocalypse" and identify mispriced opportunities in the market.

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    Timestamps:

    00:00 SaaS Apocalypse Setup

    00:43 Pernas Research Offer

    02:02 Software’s Second Leg Down

    04:21 What Really Disrupts

    07:23 Spotting Real Pivots

    08:58 Valuations Hit 3x EV/Sales

    11:27 When Sentiment Flips

    14:03 Real World SaaS Focus

    15:32 Vibe Coding Reality Check

    17:52 Research Tools and Hiring

    19:09 Pernas Research Offer

    22:57 Sprout Social Pitch

    25:37 Moat via API Access

    28:12 Competition and TAM

    32:16 Sprout Growth Outlook Ahead

    33:49 Stock Comp Debate

    36:57 3 More Bullish Stocks

    38:33 Xometry Marketplace Explained

    44:57 Xometry Scaling and Profit Path

    46:04 Remitly vs. Wise

    49:11 Migration Theme and Risks

    52:29 Policy Shock and Risk Mindset

    55:22 Portfolio Volatility Playbook

    59:11 Conclusion
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    Banks' “Considerable” Exposure to Private Credit | Chris Whalen on Banks’ Loans to NBFIs, Plus CRE, Gold, and Payments

    18/04/2026 | 53 min
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    In this episode, banking specialist Chris Whalen joins Jack to unpack the hidden risks within recent bank earnings, focusing heavily on the sector's exposure to private credit and non-depository financial institutions. Chris explains how the widespread use of off-balance-sheet special purpose vehicles obscures the true level of risk, warning that regional banks could face significant pain as troubled private credit debt is forced into equity. The conversation also explores the ongoing turmoil in commercial real estate, noting that while premium properties remain insulated, older buildings and specific markets like Chicago are suffering steep valuation discounts. Shifting to asset protection, Chris details his bullish stance on precious metals, highlighting gold as a crucial global monetary trade and silver as an industrial necessity currently facing acute supply shortages. Recorded April 17, 2026.

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    Financial Repression, Pt. 1 | Professor Hanno Lustig on Hidden Taxes, Fiscal Sustainability, and Japan’s Debt Puzzle

    15/04/2026 | 1 h 30 min
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    In this episode of Monetary Matters, Stanford University finance professor Hanno Lustig dives deep into the hidden mechanics of financial repression and fiscal sustainability. Professor Lustig explains how governments historically use financial repression to fund themselves at artificially low interest rates, shifting the economic burden away from taxpayers and onto everyday bondholders and savers. The conversation then centers on Japan's debt puzzle, exploring how the nation has sustained a debt-to-GDP ratio of over 200% without triggering a severe fiscal crisis. By consolidating the balance sheets of the Japanese government and the Bank of Japan, Lustig reveals that the public sector has been executing a massive, highly leveraged carry trade. This bold strategy involves funding operations by issuing bank reserves at near-zero interest rates and reinvesting those funds into higher-yielding foreign currencies and risky global equities. While this financial engineering has generated immense returns for the government, it operates as a hidden, regressive tax that heavily penalizes financially unsophisticated citizens who hold basic bank deposits. Finally, as inflation forces the Bank of Japan to abandon yield curve control and raise interest rates, Lustig warns that this carry trade could violently unravel, offering a cautionary tale for other indebted Western economies. Recorded April 8, 2026.

    Hanno Lustig’s Research discussed in interview: “What About Japan?”: https://www.nber.org/papers/w31850

    “Japan’s Debt Puzzle: Sovereign Wealth Fund from Borrowed Money”:

    https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/jep.20251452

    “Safe until crisis: What 300 years of wars reveal about government debt safety”:

    https://cepr.org/voxeu/columns/safe-until-crisis-what-300-years-wars-reveal-about-government-debt-safety

    Hanno’s ‘Stack: https://thetwocents.substack.com/

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    "I Don't Believe the Stagflation Narrative": How the Strong Consumer and AI Tailwinds Shape Sean Emory's Bullish Blueprint | Avory & Co

    14/04/2026 | 1 h 10 min
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    In this episode of the OPM podcast, Avery and Co. founder Sean Emory explains why he firmly rejects the stagflation narrative and believes the consumer remains in fine shape. Emory argues that despite the psychological impact of higher gas prices, strong tax refunds and a stable housing market are continuing to support consistent consumer spending. He breaks down how this stable macroeconomic view aligns with his fundamental investment approach, detailing high-conviction bets on consumer-oriented companies like Clear Secure and First Watch. The conversation also explores how Emory leverages these macro insights alongside bottom-up analysis to identify long-term value in technology platforms such as Block, Zoom, and Omnicell.

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    Timestamps:

    00:00 Intro

    01:26 Avery Investing Style

    02:56 Oil Shock Consumer Check

    06:27 Housing Inflation Outlook

    10:37 K Shaped Economy

    13:50 AI, Employment, and Flows

    18:06 Pictet AI-Enhanced Equity ETFs

    19:41 Using AI for Investment Research

    28:12 How AI is Making Trading More Short Term

    31:09 Block ($XYZ) Investment Thesis

    36:26 Zoom ($ZM) Investment Thesis

    43:35 Defining Small Caps

    45:57 Omnicell ($OMCL) Investment Thesis

    53:42 Zillow ($Z) and Airbnb ($ABNB) Investment Thesis

    54:58 Zillow Flywheel Explained

    01:02:02 Housing Catalysts

    01:04:30 Waiting Out AI Valuations

    01:07:31 SpaceX IPO Speculation

    01:09:31 Outro

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