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2723 claims. Exact words, named, dated, sourced.
Everything we’ve written down from the people who call the markets, grouped by the question they’re arguing about. These are views on the record, not scored bets; the scoreboard tracks the calls specific enough to grade. The bar on each card is the bull share of the bull-and-bear count. New claims land most mornings.
Markets & Valuations
Where the indexes go and whether any of it is deserved.
The S&P 500+17 this week
+78
Where does the index end the year? Targets and earnings math, with the drawdown warnings that come attached.
173 claims · 102 bullish · 45 bearish
Latest: Deepak Mehra, 2026-09-10
+78
The Crash Question+7 this week
+34
Is this market a bubble about to answer for itself? Valuation alarms against the case that this time earns it.
56 claims · 12 bullish · 41 bearish
Latest: Mike McGlone, 2026-09-10
+34
Stock Picks+8 this week
+86
Single names on the record: who is pounding the table for what, with dates attached.
177 claims · 117 bullish · 31 bearish
Latest: Richard Windsor, 2026-09-10
+86
SpaceX+2 this week
+20
The trillion-dollar IPO era: what the valuation proves, and to whom.
54 claims · 29 bullish · 17 bearish
Latest: Peter Schiff, 2026-09-08
+20
Prediction Markets+1 this week
Betting on events goes mainstream: the growth numbers, and the argument over whether it is investing or gambling.
12 claims · 5 bullish · 5 bearish
Latest: Mike McGlone, 2026-09-10
Private Credit+7 this week
+25
The shadow-lending debate: whether the boom in private credit is a durable asset class or the place the next blowup starts.
39 claims · 6 bullish · 20 bearish
Latest: Jack Caffrey, 2026-09-10
+25
Europe+5 this week
+12
Europe squeezed between China and its own bills: write-off or the trade everyone gave up on too early.
19 claims · 11 bullish · 5 bearish
Latest: Jens Eisenschmidt, 2026-09-08
+12
Global Equities+7 this week
+37
Markets beyond the United States: who is buying the rest of the world, and why.
56 claims · 30 bullish · 11 bearish
Latest: Mike Wilson, 2026-09-09
+37
Tesla
+4
The most argued-about stock on the board: deliveries, robotaxis, and the valuation fight.
11 claims · 7 bullish · 0 bearish
Latest: Todd Horwitz, 2026-08-24
+4The Fed & The Economy
Rates, inflation, jobs, housing: the machine underneath everything else.
The Fed+27 this week
+87
What does the Warsh Fed do next: cut, hold, or hike, and when? Every other debate keys off this one.
178 claims · 7 bullish · 25 bearish
Latest: Deepak Mehra, 2026-09-10
+87
Inflation+10 this week
+56
Does inflation resettle or reignite? The number that decides most of the other debates.
94 claims · 22 bullish · 24 bearish
Latest: Jeff Currie, 2026-09-10
+56
The U.S. Economy+38 this week
+96
Recession, resilience, or ho-hum: reads on the consumer, jobs, and growth.
192 claims · 75 bullish · 64 bearish
Latest: Deepak Mehra, 2026-09-10
+96
Housing+2 this week
+16
Foreclosures, affordability, and who is willing to call a bottom.
36 claims · 18 bullish · 11 bearish
Latest: Brett Heath, 2026-09-09
+16
Tariffs+4 this week
Who actually pays for tariffs, and which famous minds have changed about them.
31 claims · 5 bullish · 9 bearish
Latest: Susan Schwab, 2026-09-09
Canada+8 this week
The Canadian read: jobs, banks, energy buildout, and the Buy Canada shift.
25 claims · 6 bullish · 11 bearish
Latest: Susan Schwab, 2026-09-09
Trump Accounts
The $1,000-at-birth investment accounts: rollout targets, market impact, and who benefits.
2 claims · 2 bullish · 0 bearish
Latest: Brad Gerstner, 2026-07-10
The Dollar+8 this week
+33
Debasement, reserve status, and where the currency everyone prices in goes next.
63 claims · 20 bullish · 31 bearish
Latest: Jeff Currie, 2026-09-10
+33Energy & Hard Assets
Crude, gold, and the debasement argument.
Oil & Gas+48 this week
+105
Crude's path: supply shocks, record-low inventories, and targets running from $45 to $90.
231 claims · 95 bullish · 69 bearish
Latest: Donald Trump, 2026-09-10
+105
Gold & Hard Assets+48 this week
+50
Gold and hard assets as the debasement trade: decades to run, or already crowded?
221 claims · 152 bullish · 27 bearish
Latest: Mike McGlone, 2026-09-10
+50
Uranium
Spot prices, long-term contracts, and the nuclear buildout: who is bullish, at what level, and why.
4 claims · 4 bullish · 0 bearish
Latest: Richard Goldberg, 2026-07-22
Crypto
Cycle calls, price targets, and what bitcoin is or is not.
Bitcoin & Crypto+13 this week
+36
Bitcoin and the crypto complex: cycle calls, price targets, and the argument over what it all is.
123 claims · 82 bullish · 23 bearish
Latest: Mike McGlone, 2026-09-10
+36AI & Tech
The buildout, the winners, the jobs, and who pays when it wobbles.
The AI Trade+23 this week
+163
Is the AI buildout durable demand or an overbuild? The capex, the losses, and who blinks first.
379 claims · 165 bullish · 133 bearish
Latest: Matt Bloxham, 2026-09-10
+163
AI Winners & Chips+10 this week
+64
If AI wins, who gets paid? Chips, memory, and the picks-and-shovels argument.
131 claims · 75 bullish · 32 bearish
Latest: Richard Windsor, 2026-09-10
+64
AI, Jobs & Productivity+3 this week
+35
What AI does to work and productivity: acceleration, replacement, or both at once.
58 claims · 26 bullish · 12 bearish
Latest: Tom Lee, 2026-09-10
+35
The State Buys In
+4
Should the state hold stakes in AI labs and strategic firms? Bailout, industrial policy, or precedent.
8 claims · 1 bullish · 5 bearish
Latest: Min Gyeong-seol, 2026-08-12
+4
The AI IPOs+3 this week
+27
OpenAI, Anthropic, and the trillion-dollar listing question: when they go public, at what price, and who is buying.
56 claims · 27 bullish · 15 bearish
Latest: Mike Wilson, 2026-09-09
+27More debates
Arguments still finding their crowd.
Media Mergers
+5
Will the biggest media deals close? Named voices on Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery and what follows.
6 claims · 4 bullish · 1 bearish
Latest: Scott Berg, 2026-08-14
+5
Eu Antitrust
5 claims ·
Latest: Fiona Scott Morton, 2026-07-31
Ai Financing
+1
3 claims ·
Latest: Ed Ludlow, 2026-07-27
+1
Boe
2 claims ·
Latest: Andrew Bailey, 2026-07-31
Single claims
On the record, not yet a debate.
BullishMarkets Watch
The economic 'constellations' underpinning his case that policy is not particularly restrictive.
Corporate earnings are through the roof. They're doing great. The consumer is hanging in there. The labor market is hanging in there.
S&P 500 since this was said: ▼ -1.7% · 7,724 → 7,592 · as of 2026-09-10
BullishEnergy
Record 17.93bn euro quarterly orders; only ~20 percent of gas turbine orders AI-related, no cancellations.
it's not all about AI so I'm not seeing that concern. I do see obviously that at the end everything has to be built but what I also see is a long term growth trend in electricity and this gives me also for the next years to come comfort
BearishFx Dollar
Asset owners questioning US policy predictability and Fed independence; Warsh may be the first chair in 45 years who must prove independence. EVENT: will, multiyear.
I think actually I think over the next several years you're going to see US dollar depreciation resume so I think we will get a weakening dollar.
NeutralRba
calls the RBA cycle over; Australia among first to cut in 2027
“I think they're done. And I think that suffering economy suggests they could be one of the first to have to pivot to outright cuts in 2027”
BullishHealthcare
big cap pharma and biotech turning to resilience and leadership
“We like health care a lot”
BullishIndustrials
the less debated AI capex play
“we do like industrials. It's receiving a lot of the expenditure from these big cap tech companies”
BullishHedge Funds
Citadel's discounted purchase of the fund's book; checkable vs performance figures
“It should lift the returns. It should be a sweet deal for them and for their investors.”
NeutralStarlink
wont-claim: Starlink will not compete with Veon in its markets; CEO talking his own book, Veon holds the licenses and calls itself Starlink's biggest partner
“I do not see any intent of Starlink to come and do the groundwork of this type of business.”
BearishVenture Capital
what generative and agentic AI did to it in 24 months
“The VC model is broken”
BullishFord Ev
the 2027 universal EV platform pickup, CFO guidance, book disclosed
“aimed at about $30, 000 as the starting price”
BearishPositioning
sitting in cash until the picture clears. wait-and-see posture, not a crash call
“I've got cash”
BullishRecession
macro resilience call. caveat on tape: sentiment already slipping
“I'm not worried about the economy slipping into recession”
BullishValuation
pushing back on bubble comparisons. comparative claim, not a cheapness claim
“1999 and 2000 were far more expensive than we have today”
BearishMargin Debt
the caution inside his bull case. STRENGTH corrected firm->leaning: a scoped caveat from a bull
“I think the second big story out there is that margin debt still needs to work off that high level”
BearishCrypto Sentiment
where the attention went
“The crypto bros can do whatever the hell they want. The girls have moved on to AI”
NeutralCrypto Adoption
what stalled retail adoption. STANCE corrected bear->neutral: past-tense diagnosis, not a price call
“Trump came in and he karate chopped that with the meme coin”
BullishCrypto Portfolio
his own book, disclosed. holdings disclosure, not a forecast; he puts only 20-40% odds on the Clarity Act in the same tape
“I'm long Bitcoin, Avalanche, Solana”
BullishTokenization
endorsing the Fink thesis. attribution on tape: Larry Fink is right immediately precedes
“Everything's going to get tokenized”
NeutralGeopolitics
Iran read of the situation
“They miscalculated once again dealing with President Trump”
BullishAnthropic
AI revenue acceleration example. the number is Anthropic's, recited secondhand by Wood; not her holding
“annualized run rate go from nine billion to forty seven billion”
BearishSovereign Debt
macro backdrop for metals. STRENGTH corrected firm->hedged: conditional on a rate breakout he only sees developing
“the risks for sovereign debt crisis are starting to increase sharply”
NeutralWealth
retirement wealth backdrop. STANCE corrected bull->neutral: a statistic; the inference lives around it
“baby boomers have $90 trillion”
BearishNatgas Europe
European gas storage. low storage implies upward gas-price pressure; bear tag is about the supply situation
“lowest seasonal level in about five years”
BearishIntel
Intel Ohio fab delay. his overall Intel take on tape is mixed-to-constructive; profit-taking, not collapse
“pushed that to 2030”
BearishGbp
British pound valuation. magnitude modest on tape: some depreciation creeping in, not a crash call
“one of the most over valued currencies on our metrics across the G 10”
BullishOil Products
product prices under strain. STANCE corrected bear->bull: worsening product prices is the directional payload; crack-inflated product prices, not crude
“diesel is 180 a barrel here gasoline is 140 dollars a barrel”
BullishEarnings
earnings support for stocks. half of a two-sided framing that nets to his summer-stall call
“very bullish environment on the earnings”
S&P 500 since this was said: ▲ +2.4% · 7,412 → 7,592 · as of 2026-09-10
NeutralValue Investing
value vs growth era. inverted impression if shown alone: it is the preamble to a bullish value case by a value manager
“This has been a terrible 15 years for value”
BearishMstr
Strategy (Saylor) equity if BTC breaks. no timeframe; path partly conditional on BTC breaking 50,000
“the common stock will be worthless”
NeutralGold Vs Btc
1-year scoreboard he cites. HOST-SPEAKING concession, immediately rebutted by his own longer-horizon stats
“Gold is up 21% over the last year. Bitcoin is down 45%.”
Bitcoin since this was said: ▲ +16.4% · 66,077 → 76,930 · as of 2026-09-11
BearishAi Revenue
questioning where AI revenue to service the debt comes from. his own characterization; he concedes on tape it sounds alarmist; bearish force depends on the omitted $1.68T comparison
“the global software industry is less than 800 billion dollars”
BullishGold Miners
Novagold valuation pitch, he co-chairs. MATERIAL CONFLICT: he announced the merger and becomes co-chair; his own promotional arithmetic
“you're buying gold in the ground at only $119 per ounce”
Gold since this was said: ▲ +5.5% · 4,147 → 4,375 · as of 2026-09-11
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