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George Noble on bonds, private credit, consumer stocks (& Tesla) falling apart

Legendary investor George Noble talks inflation, bond markets disarray and the Best Income Ideas Online Summit (0:30) Bond yields, gold miners, and shorting consumer stocks (5:30) Avoid private credit, private equity (28:00) Tesla, SpaceX mega bearishness (31:10)Show Notes:Blue O ...  Show more

Netflix, Disney, FuboTV, WBD and the streaming media landscape

Streaming media expert Dan Rayburn explains why he's focused on packaging, bundling and distribution of content services (0:30) Netflix understands what consumers want (11:45) Disney earnings; digital business getting a lot harder to track (16:30) Fubo playing the long game (23:5 ...  Show more

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