The Stokes Brothers explore the rise of private credit as a trending asset class, its risks and rewards, and the implications of JP Morgan's $50 billion investment into the space. They also discuss the Fed Chair tit-for-tat, why we need an independent, formulaic process for setting rates, and the long-term outlook on inflation and housing.
Key Takeaways
[00:00] - Jamie Dimon & private credit
[04:39] - What is the risk in the private credit market?
[11:31] - Municipal bonds vs. private credit for taxable investors
[16:06] - How the news out of DC is affecting the market
[22:13] - A long-term look at housing and inflation
[17:13] - Interest rates, inflation, and Fed Chair spats
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Jamie Dimon Says Private Credit Is Dangerous—and He Wants JPMorgan to Get In on It
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