Steve Eisman Says Trump Election Win Is 'Inevitable'

Neuberger Berman Senior Portfolio Manager Steve Eisman, best known for his “Big Short” bet against subprime mortgages, says the 2024 US presidential election won't have any real imact on the economy during an interview on Bloomberg Television.
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[ThomasShelby-xzfk]

The Palestine protesters are not the face of the Democratic Party. I totally disagree with him.

[RyanBBrown]

lol, this is a wildly subjective and lackluster take. Good click bait tho.

[racer]

He speaks like someone who has never read a Bill of Materials for any manufactured products. Higher tariffs on Chinese imports would materially increase inflation, particularly in key drivers of the last CPI reading: New building construction and used car repair. Both rely extensively on Chinese parts & materials.

[tinadavis]

Remember half the population has had their rights taken away due to the GOP. He's forgetting women vote.

[flextoadflex]

I hope he's wrong. Taking for granted that he is wrong is very, very silly. He's not a psychic, but he's an insightful person.

[HHHWLH]

Just can't understand why such a financial and investment wise Steve Eisman can be such a knucklehead and off base on politics.

[twyscape]

Low and middle class Americans are struggling to stay afloat. It does not matter who the ruling party is at the time of high interest, high inflation, high housing costs, high food costs to name a few, voters are going to vote for the other side during elections.

[HumbertoTovarR]

these type of statements go both ways, he practically said nothing helpful.

[jamesm.]

He needs to stay in his lane. And political speculation isn’t his lane. 😮

[wednesdayschild]

Who does he have? Rfk junior, Tulsi Gabbard, Nikki Haley, Vivek, Byron. KAMALA has Dick and Liz Cheney and Hillary Clinton. The Obamas have distanced themselves.

[brandoncomer]

“Some people are saying”

Yeah “some people” said similar stuff in 2016 too. And then we had 3 of the strongest economic years in modern history before COVID hit.

[JiangBee]

I don't know if he is right or wrong about the election but I certainly hope he is wrong.

[mariansmith]

That is not the face of the democratic party

[PdfSend-qfvp]

Greed of the people made this problem and the swamp that grew with it

[dweller]

It should not even be close. I am staggered that anyone in their right mind - who cares about democracy and wants to avoid a major escalation of clientele politics - would vote for Trump. It is baffling.

[jaredaleman]

I look forward to any Eisman interview. The man seems frank and willing to share his thoughts on critical subjects which I respect.

[c.f.okonta]

I think the economy will do better under Trump

[skolvikings]

Took Biden 9 days to weigh in on the anti semitism. Way to go Joe !!

[prolific]

Good. As long as Biden keeps the market propped with the economy crumbling around it I'll vote for Trump.

[quarterturntotheright]

Eisman is right … again! Short the DNC.