Prof G Markets
Prof G Markets is a daily briefing on the news moving markets, covering earnings, geopolitics, Big Tech, and AI. Hosted by Scott Galloway and Ed Elson, the podcast offers no-BS analysis to help listeners understand what's happening and why it matters. It aims to cut through the noise with clear insights and no jargon. The show is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.
Episodes
Snap’s “Crucible Moment” Flops On Wall Street
Ed Elson is joined by Mark Gurman to discuss what investors thought about Snap's new AR Specs and what the launch says about the company's future. Then, Mark Zandi breaks down the Fed's latest interest rate decision and whether a rate hike is still on the table this year. Later, Vasant Dhar joins the show to explore what role AI should play in investing. Finally, Ed explains why he believes Snap's
OpenAI’s Financials Leaked — The Losses Are Staggering
Ed Elson is joined by Ed Zitron to discuss OpenAI’s leaked financials and how much money they are actually losing. Then, Nicolas Owens joins the show to unpack why he thinks SpaceX is overvalued. Finally, Ed explains why he thinks the markets have entered Crazy Town. Ed Zitron is the author of the Where’s Your Ed At Newsletter, and the Better Offline Podcast. Nicolas Owens is an equity analyst fo
The Iran “Deal” Isn’t What It Seems
Ed Elson is joined by Karim Sadjadpour to discuss the new agreement between the U.S. and Iran and whether or not this war is permanently resolved. Then, Reed Albergotti joins the show to unpack why the White House put export restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos models. Finally, Ed explains why he is cautiously optimistic for a real end to the war with Iran. Karim Sadjadpour is a Senior Fellow at th
SpaceX IPO Takes Off — And Elon Is Now A Trillionaire
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson dive into SpaceX’s highly anticipated IPO, exploring the company’s first hours on the public market, the role scarcity played in driving demand, and where the stock could be headed over the next six months. They then discuss the latest inflation data and whether renewed price pressures are likely to stick around. Finally, they examine FIFA’s World Cup ticket pricing str
The IPO Frenzy Has Begun — ft. Howard Marks
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Howard Marks to discuss whether the IPOs from SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI are legitimate investments or signs of irrational exuberance. They explore how investors should think about the enormous uncertainty of AI, where opportunities still exist in an increasingly expensive market, and whether fears about private credit are overblown or warranted. Howar
SpaceX Goes Public Tomorrow — Look Out Below
Ed Elson is joined by Gil Luria to discuss what the blockbuster SpaceX IPO means for markets. Then, Mark Zandi breaks down the hottest inflation print in three years. Later, Alex Heath unpacks the biggest announcements from Apple's WWDC and why investors were underwhelmed. Finally, Ed shares his final message to listeners ahead of the SpaceX IPO. Gil Luria is the Head of Technology Research at D
How Influencers Hijacked The Consumer Economy
Ed Elson is joined by Rachel Karten and Allison Schrager to explore how influencers became the dominant force in the consumer economy. They discuss why young people are so interested in viral products, how social media is accelerating “winner-take-all" dynamics, and whether going viral is a sustainable growth strategy for businesses. Rachel Karten is the author of the Link in Bio newsletter. All
Why A Hot Jobs Report Spooked Wall Street
Ed Elson is joined by Justin Wolfers to break down the strong May jobs report and why it sent stocks tumbling. Then, John Foley joins the show to unpack what fresh equity supply means for markets, from Google’s latest offering to the wave of anticipated IPOs. Finally, Ed shares his thesis on whether we’re reaching a top. Justin Wolfers is a Professor of Public Policy and Economics at the Universi
AI’s $400 Billion Test Is About To Begin
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down Google’s $85 billion equity offering and explain why they see it as a smart strategic move. They also share their predictions for SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI’s IPOs. Then, they examine why fast-food franchises are struggling and debate whether the franchise model itself is part of the problem. Finally, Scott and Ed reflect on the biggest lessons and surprise
The Space Boom Is Just Beginning
Ed Elson sits down with Sir Peter Beck, founder and CEO of Rocket Lab, to discuss why space is having a moment right now, what he makes of soaring valuations across the industry, and why space has become a geopolitical race. He also shares whether he believes humans will make it to Mars in our lifetime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
JB Pritzker on the Fight Over AI, Housing, and Taxes
Live from Chicago, Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Governor JB Pritzker to discuss his push to tax social media and prediction markets, how he's thinking about AI and the data center boom, and what he believes the future of housing policy should look like. Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Check out our latest Prof G Markets newsletter Follow Prof G Markets on Instagram
Hillary Clinton: Iran Has Only Gotten Stronger
Live from New York City on the final stop of the tour, Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by surprise guest Secretary Hillary Clinton to discuss the state of negotiations with Iran. She also shares her thoughts on the future of the Democratic party, and why young people are rejecting capitalism in favor of socialism. Then, Anthony Scaramucci takes the stage to break down President Trump’s grif
The Great Billionaire Migration
Live from Miami, Scott Galloway and Ed Elson explore whether it actually pays to be a tax haven state like Florida. They also break down why the crypto industry is lagging despite securing much of the softer regulation it has long pushed for. Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Subscribe to the Prof G Markets newsletter Order "Notes on Being a Man," out now Note: We may earn reve
The Future of Hollywood — ft. Ted Sarandos
Live from Los Angeles, Scott Galloway and Ed Elson sit down with Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos to discuss what the future of the entertainment industry looks like. Later, they discuss the impact of inflation on consumers and whether or not they are reaching a breaking point. Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Subscribe to the Prof G Markets newsletter Order "Notes on Being a Man
AI May Not Be Worth The Cost — Here’s Why
Live from San Francisco, Scott Galloway and Ed Elson kick off the Prof G Markets tour by discussing the latest in the IPO race, why valuations will have to come down, and whether humans might actually be cheaper than AI. Plus, Scott takes his chance to roast the VC community face to face. There’s still time to get tickets to our Miami and Chicago shows. NYC is sold out! Hope to see you there. Su
Bond Investors Are Panicking — And They May Be Right
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down why bond yields are spiking — and why stock investors should take note. Then they dig into the SpaceX IPO filing and explain why the valuation is completely overblown. Finally, they discuss James Murdoch’s deal to acquire parts of Vox Media, and what it means for Prof G Media. Get your tickets to the Prof G Markets tour Subscribe to the Prof G Markets You
How To Actually Tax The Rich — ft. Ray Madoff
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson sit down with Ray Madoff to break down how America's wealthiest avoid taxes — legally. They dig into the biggest loophole the ultrawealthy use to their advantage and discuss what it would actually take to fix a system that was designed to fail. Ray Madoff is a professor at Boston College Law School and the author of The Second Estate: How the Tax Code Made an American
SpaceX Just Filed to IPO — The Numbers Are Ugly
Ed Elson is joined by Patrick Boyle to break down SpaceX’s newly released IPO filing and what it reveals about the company’s financials. Then, Zed Francis joins the show to unpack the key takeaways from Nvidia’s latest earnings report. Finally, Ed shares his reaction to the news that the Trump family was granted immunity from IRS audits and investigations. Patrick Boyle is a professor at King's C
Silicon Valley’s Case Against The Wealth Tax
Ed Elson is joined by Jason Calacanis and Bradley Tusk to break down their perspectives on the proposed wealth tax in California. They debate the chances of it passing, whether a wealth tax would actually reduce inequality, and what other policies could more effectively redistribute wealth in America. Jason Calacanis is the Host of the All In Podcast. Bradley Tusk is the founder and CEO of Tusk V
Inside Trump's 3,700 Trades — ft. Anthony Scaramucci
Ed Elson speaks with Anthony Scaramucci about President Trump’s latest disclosures for trading on companies like Nvidia, Oracle, Microsoft, and Boeing. Then, Mike Isaac joins the show to discuss the Musk v. Altman verdict. Finally, Ed shares his take on the growing backlash to AI-themed commencement speeches. Anthony Scaramucci is the founder and managing partner of Skybridge Capital. Mike Isaac
Inflation Is Soaring — Here’s What Happens Next
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down the latest inflation reports and discuss whether there will be an impact on consumer spending. Then, they dive into AI chipmaker Cerebras’ blockbuster IPO and why Scott is skeptical of the company. Finally, they unpack earnings from dating app companies like Match Group and Bumble, and explore why younger Americans are dating less. Subscribe to the Prof G Ma
The AI Boom Is Headed For A Reckoning — ft. Aswath Damodaran
Aswath Damodaran joined Scott Galloway and Ed Elson for a Prof G+ Substack livestream earlier this week to discuss AI valuations, why markets were so resilient in the first quarter despite macro risks, and the upcoming IPOs from Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX. Subscribe to Prof G+ to join our next livestream here. Aswath Damodaran is the Kerschner Family Chair in Finance Education and Professor o
AI Skeptic: This Business Makes No Sense
Ed Elson is joined by Ed Zitron to discuss the state of the AI industry (read: bubble). Zitron argues that every AI startup is unprofitable at its core. Then James Kynge breaks down what to expect from President Trump’s visit to China. Finally, Ed digs into data from the producer price index and what it could signal for inflation and the broader economy. Ed Zitron is the author of the Where’s Yo
Hottest Inflation Report In 3 Years Has One Big Problem
Ed Elson speaks with Justin Wolfers about how concerning the latest inflation data really is and what it could mean for the Federal Reserve. Then, Stacy Rasgon joins the show to explain the record setting rally in chip stocks. Finally, Ed breaks down reports that some Amazon employees are exaggerating their AI usage. Justin Wolfers is a Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University o
AI Is Making Us All Dumber
Ed Elson brings on Cal Newport and Derek Thompson to explore how AI is reshaping the way we think and learn to the downside. They dig into how its impact on human intelligence could fundamentally change the economy, the risks that concern them most, and how individuals can ensure they don’t fall behind. Cal Newport is a Professor of Computer Science at Georgetown University and New York Times bes
AI’s New Trillion Dollar Mission: Delete Middle Management
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss the growing belief in Silicon Valley that AI won’t just replace workers, but managers too. Then, they break down the proposed pied-à-terre tax in NYC and why they believe taxing luxury second homes makes sense. Finally, they unpack why alcohol stocks are struggling while GLP-1 drugs are booming, and what that says about the future of American consumer behavior.
Why Oil Still Runs the World — ft. Daniel Yergin
Daniel Yergin joins Ed Elson to discuss how the war in Iran has gripped global oil markets over the last couple months. They cover why the Strait of Hormuz has become more consequential in recent years, what’s next for energy prices and production, and who comes out of this conflict on top. Daniel Yergin is the Vice Chairman of S&P Global and Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Prize: The E
How China Wins The AI War
Ed Elson speaks with Alice Han about where the AI race between China and the U.S. stands today. She breaks down DeepSeek’s $50B valuation, where the U.S. still holds an edge, and how China’s chips really stack up to Nvidia’s. Finally, Ed explains why AI might be making us all dumber. Alice Han is a Director at Greenmantle and Co-Host of the China Decode Podcast. Get your tickets to the Prof G M
Why Americans Earning $500K a Year Still Feel Broke
Ed Elson brings on Ramit Sethi and Ben Carlson to dig into a striking Goldman Sachs finding: 40% of households earning over $500K say they're living paycheck to paycheck. They debate what the stat reveals about American financial anxiety and lifestyle inflation, why housing is the real crisis, and what it actually takes to feel financially secure. Ramit Sethi is the Host of Netflix’s “How to Get
GameStop’s $56 Billion eBay Bid Is Already Falling Apart
Ed Elson speaks with Rohan Goswami about whether or not GameStop can afford to buy eBay. Then, Charles Elson joins the show to assess the strength of Elon Musk’s claims against OpenAI in the ongoing trial. Finally, Ed breaks down what today’s hottest stocks have in common. Rohan Goswami is a Business Reporter at Semafor. Charles Elson is the Founding Director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Co
OpenAI's Week From Hell — And Why Anthropic Is Winning
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down OpenAI's worst week yet — missed targets, the Musk trial, and a safety lawsuit — and what it all means for Anthropic. They also dig into earnings from Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple and Google. Finally, they discuss why the government had no business trying to bail out Spirit Airlines. Get your tickets to the Prof G Markets tour Subscribe to the Prof G Mar
Will This $11B AI Startup Disrupt Big Law?
Ed Elson speaks with Gabe Pereyra, President and co-founder of Harvey, a legal AI startup. They break down what AI can realistically automate in law, how quickly that shift could happen, and what’s likely to slow adoption. They also discuss how Harvey has built trust with major firms despite being a young company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The Case for AI Optimism — ft. Reid Hoffman
Reid Hoffman joins Scott and Ed to make the bull case for AI amid rising public skepticism. They cover OpenAI's missed targets, the frontier model landscape, the dangers of Mythos, AI's impact on jobs and wealth inequality, why Inflection merged with Microsoft, and Reid's framework for sensible AI regulation. Reid Hoffman is a co-founder of LinkedIn, Inflection, Manas AI and author of Superagency
Ray Dalio: The World Order Has Unraveled
Ed Elson speaks with Ray Dalio about where the world stands amid the Iran war, rising inflation, and climbing U.S. debt — and what investors should do about it. Then, he is joined by Gil Luria to discuss his takeaways from Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Meta earnings. Finally, Ed gives his take on why OpenAI is systemic to the stock market. Ray Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates. Gil
Data Center Debate: Are Energy Bills About To Explode?
Ed Elson speaks with Jigar Shah and Jon Parrella about whether the AI data-center buildout can really happen at the scale Big Tech and investors expect. They discuss why power is becoming the biggest bottleneck for AI, and propose solutions to ensure that America can build and manage the necessary power infrastructure. Jigar Shah is the former director of the Loan Programs Office at the U.S. Depa
The Biggest IPO In History Isn’t What You Think It Is
Sid Jain joins the show to discuss how emerging markets have quietly become an AI trade. Finally, Ed breaks down the truce between Microsoft and OpenAI. Patrick Boyle is a hedge fund manager, a university professor and a former investment banker. Sid Jain is a Deputy Portfolio Manager at GQG Partners. Get your tickets to the Prof G Markets tour Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel
Two Months In: Why Markets Stopped Caring About Iran
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss how the war in Iran has impacted prices and markets as the conflict passes the two month mark. They also break down what makes a great CEO in light of Tim Cook’s decision to step down from the helm of Apple. Finally, they explore why SpaceX is acquiring Cursor. Get your tickets to the Prof G Markets tour Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Subsc
The AI Job Crisis Andrew Yang Saw Coming
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Andrew Yang to explore how artificial intelligence will reshape the workforce. They break down the real impact AI is already having on jobs, discuss what the future of work could look like in an increasingly automated economy and outline practical policy solutions to mitigate large-scale job displacement. Andrew Yang is an entrepreneur, author, and fou
The Most Dangerous AI Model Just Leaked
Ed Elson is joined by Sherri Davidoff to analyze the security breach of Anthropic’s Mythos, what it means for AI safety and cybersecurity, and how both the company and regulators should respond. Then, Seth Goldstein helps unpack Tesla’s first-quarter earnings. Finally, Ed gives his take on what the next chapter of the Iran war looks like. Sherri Davidoff is the Founder of LMG Security and co-hos
Tim Cook Sat Out the AI Race — Will the New CEO Pay the Price?
Ed Elson speaks with Patrick McGee and Tripp Mickle about what Apple’s next chapter looks like now that Tim Cook is officially stepping down. They discuss what he got right, where he fell short, and what investors should expect from Apple’s new CEO, John Ternus. Finally, Ed shares his perspective on Tim Cook’s long-term legacy and what it means for Apple’s future. Patrick McGee is an award-winnin
Iran War Will Cost Every Household $50,000
Ed Elson speaks with Justin Wolfers to unpack the latest developments in the war, including what the ceasefire really means and how to interpret the Defense Department’s proposed budget. Then, Rich Greenfield joins the show to analyze Netflix’s post-earnings stock drop and assess how Disney’s new CEO is performing. Finally, Ed explains why AI’s growing backlash may be less about technology, and mo
Stocks Rip to Record Highs, Leaving War in the Dust
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss why markets are so bullish right now, even with ongoing uncertainty in Iran. Scott argues it’s a byproduct of rising income inequality, while Ed points to “timeline fatigue” as investors tune out the risks from the war. They also dive into the growing backlash against AI, why public sentiment is turning negative, and what it means for Big Tech companies and thei
Is the Labor Market About to Tip Us Into Recession? — ft. Kathryn Anne Edwards
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Kathryn Anne Edwards to break down the cracks in the labor market and unpack whether more layoffs are on the horizon. They discuss how shifting immigration trends are reshaping the jobs market and why AI is only one factor behind the challenges young workers are facing. Kathryn Anne Edwards is a PhD economist and economic policy consultant. She writes a w
Wall Street Is Thriving on Chaos — Will It Last?
Ed Elson breaks down key takeaways from bank earnings with Saul Martinez, including how volatility from the war impacted results. Then, Ed explores Amazon’s acquisition of Starlink competitor Globalstar with Tim Farrar. Finally, Ed gives his take on Allbirds’ rebrand as an AI company. Saul Martinez is the Head of US Financials Research at HSBC. Tim Farrar is the President of TMF Associates. Get
Violent Backlash: What the Sam Altman Attacks Signal for AI
Following the violent attacks on Sam Altman, Bradley Tusk and Brian Merchant join Ed Elson to break down why AI is facing growing resistance. They explore the future of AI regulation, how politicians should position themselves in the debate, and whether rising tensions could lead to more disruption or violence. Bradley Tusk is the founder and CEO of Tusk Ventures. Brian Merchant is a tech journal
The Oil Blockade Isn’t Spooking Markets — Yet
Ed Elson and Michael Gapen break down how markets are responding to the rapidly shifting headlines out of Iran, and where inflation is headed after the oil shock. Then, Ed is joined by Theresa Payton to break down Anthropic’s new Mythos model and what it means for the future of cybersecurity. Finally, Ed explains why it seems like we’re living in a world without law enforcement. Michael Gapen is
Don't Try to Beat This Market — Here's What to Do Instead
Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Ed Elson and Josh Brown unpack how markets have responded to developments in Iran and explain why regular investors are in a better position to ride out the volatility than they think. They then explore Josh’s recent move into software stocks, highlighting opportunities in the sector. They also discuss why the Magnificent 7 is struggling while HALO
The “Ceasefire” Won’t Save The Economy — ft. Mark Zandi
Ed Elson is joined by Mark Zandi to break down what the tenuous ceasefire in Iran means for the U.S. economy and investors. They discuss his forecast for inflation, what the Federal Reserve is likely to do next, and the probability of a recession. Mark Zandi is the chief economist of Moody’s, a leading provider of economic research, data and analytical tools. He also hosts the Inside Economics po
Markets Are Betting the Iran War Is Over — Is it?
Ed Elson is joined by Robert Armstrong and John Mowrey to break down how the ceasefire with Iran is moving markets, where they think inflation is heading, and what opportunities they see in the market. Robert Armstrong is a commentator for the Financial Times, author of the Unhedged Newsletter, and cohost of the Unhedged podcast. John Mowrey is the Chief Investment Officer of NFJ Investment Group
Trump Threatened to End Iranian Civilization — What Comes Next?
Ed Elson and Ian Bremmer break down Donald Trump’s latest threats toward Iran and what they mean for the state of geopolitics and global markets. Then, Ronan Farrow joins the show to discuss the findings from his 18-month investigation into OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Finally, Ed shares his thoughts on Trump's escalating rhetoric on Iran. Ian Bremer is the President and founder of Eurasia Group. Ronan
Iran Deadline Looms for an Economy on the Edge
Ed Elson and Justin Wolfers break down the state of the U.S. economy, including the latest jobs report and how the Iran war is shaping the economic outlook. Then, Paul Kedrosky joins the show to unpack OpenAI and Anthropic’s financials, and where their AI IPO race stands. Finally, Ed shares what OpenAI’s acquisition of TBPN reveals about the future of media. Justin Wolfers is a professor of publi
How to Invest When Nothing Makes Sense
Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down the biggest unanswered questions in the stock market, from Iran and AI to risks in private credit, and what they mean for investors. They then dive into the SpaceX IPO, with Scott offering his prediction for where the stock could land by year-end. Finally, they unpack what went wrong at Nike and Allbirds, and
First Time Founders: How Partiful Is Fixing the Loneliness Crisis
Ed Elson speaks with Shreya Murthy, CEO and co-founder of Partiful. They discuss how the company survived the pandemic, why pushing boundaries has been important for its growth, and what the path to monetization looks like. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Marriage Is the Biggest Financial Risk You’ll Take — ft. James Sexton
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by top divorce attorney James Sexton to explore how money impacts relationships and divorce rates. He also shares practical marriage advice, key relationship red flags, and explains why prenuptial agreements are essential for protecting your future. James Sexton has been an attorney in New York since 2001. He is a bestselling author and the host of the podca
Why So Bullish? Markets Cling to Iran Hopes
Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Ed Elson speaks with John Mowrey about the market’s optimism for an end to the Iran War. Then he is joined by Alex Heath to discuss OpenAI’s historic funding round. Finally, Ed gives his take on the news that a judge ordered Trump to stop building his ballroom. John Mowrey is the Chief Investment Officer, Portfolio Manager, and Equity Strategist
Brutal Quarter Ends With a Rally — But Risks Are Rising
Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Ed Elson speaks with Charles Schwab’s Kevin Gordon about the sharp market rally on the last day of Q1, takeaways from a highly volatile quarter, and his outlook for the rest of the year. Then Ed is joined by Doug O’Laughlin to break down the recent selloff in the chips market. Finally, Ed gives an update on the insider trading scandals tied to the
Big Tech Is Now Advising the White House — What Could Go Wrong?
Ed Elson speaks with Liz Hoffman about President Trump’s new technology council and what it signals about the administration’s AI policy. Then Jon McNeill joins the show to discuss SpaceX’s IPO and what the future could look like for Elon Musk’s empire. Finally, Ed gives an update on the economic impact of the Iran War and breaks down why it’s important to keep track of its costs. Liz Hoffman is
Trump’s Economic Playbook Is Failing
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down the key ways consumers actually experience the economy, from groceries and gas to housing, and how those everyday touchpoints have deteriorated under this administration. They then discuss a new proposal to ban sportsbetting on prediction markets. Finally, they unpack the result of the Meta and Google social media addiction trial and consider if it could be a
The AI Divide: Who Wins and Who Gets Replaced — ft. Bill Gurley
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Bill Gurley to break down how young people can position themselves for success in the age of AI, how Silicon Valley and the private markets have evolved, and what a potential market correction could look like. Bill Gurley has been General Partner at Benchmark Capital since 1999. His new book, “Runnin’ Down a Dream: How to Thrive in a Career You Actually L
The $1.5B Insider Trade Before Trump’s Iran Post — ft. Anthony Scaramucci
Ed Elson speaks with Anthony Scaramucci about the surge in insider trades tied to Trump’s Truth Social posts on the Iran war. They discuss how widespread the corruption may be and whether it could carry political consequences. Then, Steve Eisman returns to the show to break down the deepening cracks in the private credit market. Finally, Ed examines the pattern of insider trading allegations throu
Is the Oil Crisis About to Break Global Supply Chains?
Ed Elson speaks with Ryan Petersen about how rising oil prices and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could cause the worst supply chain disruption of our lifetime. Then, Ed is joined by Gil Luria to discuss why software stocks sold off again after Anthropic released a new tool on Claude Cowork. Finally, Ed breaks down the evidence of insider trading on the Iran War this week. Ryan Petersen is
$1T Moved on Iran “Talks” — Did They Even Happen?
Ed Elson speaks with Justin Wolfers about the potential for deescalation in Iran and whether markets were right to rally on Trump’s word of negotiations. Then he discusses a slate of news out of OpenAI with Alex Heath following the company’s decision to refocus on its core business. Finally, Ed offers advice to investors amid the volatility of the war. Justin Wolfers is a Professor of Economics
The Next Inflation Wave Is Already Here
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson unpack how the war is driving up prices across the U.S. and why they believe a recession is a real possibility. They then explore OpenAI’s shift away from “side quests,” with Scott offering a practical framework for deciding when a detour is worth pursuing, and when it’s a distraction. Finally, Scott outlines the top priorities for Disney’s new CEO, while Ed makes the c
The 35% Recession Warning Markets Are Ignoring — ft. Ed Yardeni
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Ed Yardeni to discuss why he recently raised the odds of a recession this year. He also weighs in on the risks in private credit, what he thinks could fundamentally change America, and what’s really going on in the bond market right now. Ed Yardeni is the President of Yardeni Research, a provider of global investment strategies and asset-allocation analys
Your Bills Are About to Go Up — The Fed Can’t Stop It
Ed Elson speaks with Michael Gapen and Robert Armstrong about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and what to expect from inflation for the rest of the year. They discuss how households will be impacted by the war in Iran, whether stagflation is on the table, and give the health of the economy a grade. Michael Gapen is the Chief US Economist at Morgan Stanley. Robert Armstrong is a finan
Nvidia Says $1T Is Coming — The Market Isn’t Buying It
Ed Elson speaks with Gil Luria about the biggest news out of Nvidia’s GTC conference and checks in on the company’s valuation. Then, he is joined by Alice Han to discuss China’s role in the war with Iran. Finally, Ed gives an update on how the war is impacting inflation in America. Gil Luria is the Head of Technology Research at DA Davidson. Alice Han is a Director at Greenmantle and Co-Host of
Why the Pentagon Is Hiring Wall Street Bankers
Ed Elson speaks with Liz Hoffman about the Defense Department’s new economic defense unit. Then he is joined by Miriam Gottfried to discuss the $10 billion fee the Trump administration received for brokering the TikTok deal. Finally, Ed shares his reflections on his time at SXSW. Miriam Gottfried is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. Liz Hoffman is Semafor’s Business and Finance Editor, and
War With Iran Is Rewriting Global Markets
Live from SXSW, Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down how the war with Iran is reshaping investment strategies and what it signals for global capital flows. They also discuss what market movements are revealing about which countries are best positioned in a more volatile world. Finally, they examine how AI leaders are talking about the technology, and what that says about where it’s headed next.
You Think You're Diversified, AI Disagrees — ft. Torsten Slok
Ed Elson and Scott Galloway are joined by Torsten Slok to break down why AI in every portfolio could be a bad thing and how the technology might shape inflation. He also explains what he makes of the conflict with Iran and how it could impact the global economy, discusses the role wealth inequality is playing in the U.S., and shares the risks he sees as most pressing for markets right now. Torste
What $4 Gas Would Do to the Economy
Ed Elson speaks with Mark Zandi about the February inflation report and how the Iran war will impact prices going forward. Then he discusses what Oracle’s earnings mean for the AI industry with Jackson Ader. Finally, Ed gives his take on why there’s a financial incentive for the strikes in Iran. Mark Zandi is the Chief Economist at Moody’s Analytics. Jackson Ader is the Managing Director of Soft
Pricing the Iran War's Future — Are Markets Right?
Ed Elson is joined by Katie Martin and Justin Wolfers to break down how the war with Iran is moving markets, what signals the bond market is sending, and where the economy could go from here. Katie Martin is a markets columnist and editorial board member at the Financial Times. Justin Wolfers is a Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University of Michigan. Check out our latest Prof
The Iran War’s Oil Shock — How Bad Could It Get?
Ed Elson speaks with Semafor’s Mohammed Sergie about the wild price swings in the oil market, and what they tell us about the war in Iran. Then he discusses the Live Nation/Ticketmaster anti-trust settlement with Jonathan Kanter. Finally, Ed gives his take on how the markets are reacting to the latest news from Iran. Mohammed Sergie is the Editor at Semafor Gulf. Jonathan Kanter is the Former As
The Iran War Risk Markets Are Ignoring
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down what markets are signaling about the war with Iran, and whether they think investors are getting it wrong. Ed also maps out the “what-if” scenarios Wall Street may be ignoring. Then they dive into Anthropic’s clash with the Pentagon and why Sam Altman might have botched the moment yet again. Subscribe to the Prof G Markets newsletter Order "Notes on Being
Is Private Credit The Next 2008? — ft. Steve Eisman
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson are joined by Steve Eisman to discuss what he thinks are the two biggest long term risks to the market. He also explains why the war with Iran isn’t changing his investment strategy, whether the U.S. deficit is truly an existential threat, and what “The Big Short” got right about his story. Steve Eisman is an investment analyst and portfolio manager with decades of ex
$500M Bet On The Iran Strike — Before It Happened
Ed Elson speaks with Jonathan Cohen about the massive wagers in prediction markets on the war with Iran. Then he discusses Anduril’s funding round and why a new wave of defense tech startups are shaking up the defense sector with Dan Primack. Finally, Ed gives his take on why defense might become the next investing trend. Jonathan Cohen is the Policy Lead at the American Institute for Boys and M
Why The Iran War Could Reignite Inflation
Ed Elson is joined by Mark Zandi, Robert Armstrong, and Matthew Martin to break down how the war with Iran is moving markets, unpack the tail risks investors and Americans are ignoring, and discuss whether there is anywhere to hide as a safe haven trade. Mark Zandi is the Chief Economist at Moody’s Analytics, Robert Armstrong is the U.S. financial commentator for the Financial Times, and Matthew
War With Iran: Why Oil Didn’t Spike As Expected
Ed Elson breaks down how the war with Iran is impacting oil and energy with Matt Smith. Then he discusses OpenAI’s latest funding round and the escalating tension between Anthropic and the Pentagon with Alex Heath. Finally, Ed explains how he thinks the Iran war will impact investors. Matt Smith is an oil analyst at Kpler. Alex Heath is the author of The Sources newsletter and co-host of the Acc
What the AI Scare Gets Wrong
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson unpack the Citrini Research piece that took down markets last week, and reveal where they see opportunity. Then they discuss Trump’s State of the Union and examine real data to figure out how the country is actually doing. Finally, they break down who the winners and losers are now that Netflix has dropped out of the bidding war for Warner Brothers Discovery. Subscrib
Prediction Markets vs. Gambling: Where’s the Line? — ft. Tarek Mansour
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