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What the Hell Just Happened?! (EP. 490)
On episode 490, Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson discuss: how price sets the narrative, the blue tsunami, data center backlash, Thursday’s stock market wipeout, why everyone is always wrong about the markets, recency bias in politics, the market’s response to the mid-terms, Jensen Huang’s affair with a Chinese spy, Elon Musk on the pitchforks, hedge funds are blowing up, Ben’s trip to Italy and much more.
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Ben Carlson’s A Wealth of Common Sense
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