About this episode
On episode 436 of Animal Spirits, ????????????????Michael Batnick???????????????? and ????????????????Ben Carlson???????????????? discuss how behavior drives bull markets, how many companies outperform the S&P 500, bubble predictions, 5x ETFs, $20 lunches, surviving the AI capex boom, we need lower housing prices, why private credit is an easy sale to make, Halloween decorations and more.
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