The Money GPS · Tuesday, November 10
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16 videos from 11 channels in the last 36 hours · updated 4h ago
AI spending and credit risk
4 channels · Kitco NEWS, Steven Van Metre, Tom Nash, Meet Kevin
4 videos · 1h 28m of watching → the 60-second version below
AI spending and credit risk
4 channels · Kitco NEWS, Steven Van Metre, Tom Nash, Meet Kevin
4 videos · 1h 28m of watching → the 60-second version below
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Creators say AI-linked credit issuance could reach $685 billion by 2027, with hyperscalers facing large purchase commitments.
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Steven Van Metre says Nvidia's credit default swaps rose 76% in a single month, signaling rising default insurance costs.
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Laks Ganapathi says private credit and AI data center lending show strain from grid connection issues, while Tom Nash says AI fears are overblown.
What it means for you
Heavy borrowing to fund AI buildouts could create stress in credit markets if the spending does not pay off, which may affect bond prices and interest rates on loans.
Where they disagree: Bearish creators warn of an AI credit crisis, while Tom Nash and Meet Kevin argue AI capex and infrastructure growth remain strong.
By the Time It’s in the News, It’s Too Late | Short Seller Laks Ganapathi
Kitco NEWS · 1K views · 10h ago
The Banks Are PANICKING
Steven Van Metre · 4K views · 8h ago
The UNTHINKABLE is About to Happen to Stocks (Emergency Update)
Tom Nash · 3K views · 2d ago
Prepare for Tomorrow: VIOLENT Stock Market
Meet Kevin · 868 views · 13h ago
Consumer weakness despite solid jobs data
2 channels · Steven Van Metre, Eurodollar University
2 videos · 39m of watching → the 60-second version below
Consumer weakness despite solid jobs data
2 channels · Steven Van Metre, Eurodollar University
2 videos · 39m of watching → the 60-second version below
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Creators say October payrolls rose 165,000, but real wages are falling behind inflation.
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Creators point to IKEA, Under Armour, and Papa John's reporting falling demand and margin pressure as budget-conscious shoppers pull back.
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Creators say the bond market is anticipating a coming stretch of stagnant job growth, which they link to rising debt and weaker spending.
What it means for you
If wages lag prices and households rely more on debt, spending may slow, which could eventually affect job security and the cost of borrowing.
Where they disagree: Some creators read the strong headline jobs number as evidence of resilience, while others argue it hides underlying weakness.
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