How Everything Could Change over the Next 10 Years | The Week in Charts (10/25/24)

The most important charts and themes in markets and investing, including:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Topics
02:00 How Everything Could Change over the Next 10 Years
17:52 The AI-Driven Multiple Expansion
28:29 Reaching for Yield Like It's 2007
35:00 Rise of the Bond Vigilantes
44:06 Stock Picking Is Hard, Netflix Edition
46:09 Are Workers Today Better off Than 50 Years Ago?

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[ivonneg]

Thank you for another great analysis!!

[machoheadgames]

Love the show. BTW, Charlie's audio has some clipping distortion, probably just an input gain setting.

[noname-ytsk]

I like your podcast Charlie. Greetings from Germany in crisis.

[sunjiulu]

Amazing that you found vanguard prediction in 2014 and compare the result.

[noname-ytsk]

Just low cost SP500 ETF...better then all these hedge fonds and their so called managers...actually gamblers.😅

[jmart]

Can you ask him how he looks so dang good at 85 years old?? We need his morning routine

[starwarsjunkie]

You honestly think Bill Ackman is truly good at what he does? It’s freaking Netflix! There was no possible scenario where they could go under $100/share because the fundaments did not change that radically. I don’t understand why he thought the absolute worst. Why didn’t he sell some and just rebuy it?! I don’t understand hedge fund managers. It’s like the vast majority just don’t enjoy earning outsized returns.

[doug]

Vanguard making predictions of stock market activity is completely antithetical to the foundation it was formed upon by Jack Bogle.