Is Private Credit The Next 2008? — ft. Steve Eisman
2026-03-06 · 64 min · 14 entities
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nt strategy, whether the U.S. deficit is truly an existential threat, and what “The Big Short” got right about his story. Steve Eisman is an investment analyst and portfol
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Scott Galloway and Ed Elson are joined by Steve Eisman to discuss what he thinks are the two biggest long term risks to the market. He also explains why the war with Iran isn’t changing his investment strategy, whether the U.S. deficit is truly an existential threat, and what “The Big Short” got right about his story.
Steve Eisman is an investment analyst and portfolio manager with decades of experience in financial markets. He is best known for his pivotal role in predicting and profiting from the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis, chronicled in “The Big Short.”
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