The Eisman Playbook
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The Eisman Playbook is your front-row seat to the insights, strategies, and perspectives of legendary investor Steve Eisman. Best known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, Steve brings his sharp analysis and no-nonsense approach to dissecting the markets, global economy, and investment trends shaping the future. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just curious about how the financial world really works, The Eisman Playbook delivers the knowledge you need to stay ahead. Tune in for expert commentary, candid conversations, and actionable takeaways from one of Wall Street’s most influential minds.Follow Us on Social Media!Production CreditsProducer: Collier Landry, Don't To...
Kaput! Dissecting Europe’s Economic Struggles with author Wolfgang Münchau
In this episode of the Eisman Playbook, host Steve Eisman engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Wolfgang Münchau, co-founder of Euro Intelligence and an expert on European economic affairs. The discussion centers on Germany’s economic decline, the historical and cultural factors that contributed to it, and its broader implications for Europe. They explore topics like the shift from traditional manufacturing to digital technologies, the interconnectedness of European economies, and the
How Netflix Revolutionized the Future of Media with Michael Nathanson
In this episode of The Eisman Playbook, host Steve Eisman talks with Michael Nathanson from Moffett Nathanson about the shifts in the media landscape sparked by Netflix. The discussion delves into how Netflix's international expansion upended traditional media models and how cable networks responded. They also explore the financial impact on companies like Disney and Warner Brothers, highlighting Netflix's current dominance in the streaming wars. Additional conversations cover the chall
Understanding the Financial Crisis: A Masterclass with Steve Eisman
In this episode of the Eisman Playbook, Steve Eisman delivers a masterclass on the 2008 financial crisis, breaking down its causes, including excessive leverage in large financial institutions, the collapse of subprime mortgages, systemic ownership of the failed asset class, and the role of derivatives. Steve discusses how banks’ leverage works, the evolution of subprime lending, and Wall Street's role and response during the crisis. He also touches upon the regulatory response post-cri
Big Short Crew Talk Market Turmoil, Tariffs, and Lessons from the Financial Crisis
Steve Eisman, joined by former partners Danny Moses, Porter Collins, and Vincent Daniel, delve into recent market upheavals caused by President Trump's tariff announcements. They analyze the implications of these policies, the reaction of global markets, and the potential for a bear market. They also reminisce about their time depicted in The Big Short, discussing stories and strategies from the 2008 financial crisis. The episode offers a rich mix of market analysis, economic theory, an
Trump's Tariff Shocker! Big Short Investor Weighs In with Dan Clifton of Strategas
Trump Announces Sweeping Tariffs, Calling It a "Declaration of Economic Independence"Join Big Short Investor Steve Eisman and special guest Dan Clifton from Strategas as they dissect the latest market turmoil caused by President Trump's unexpected tariff announcement. Recorded on April 3, 2025, this episode dives deep into the intricate implications of the new tariff plan, covering its impact on the global economy, US policy, and the stock market. With his vast experience in policy rese
The Eisman Playbook Podcast Trailer
I'm Steve Eisman and welcome to my podcast The Eisman Playbook. In my 35 years of experience of investing in markets, I've seen many ups and downs. You might know me because I was depicted in the book The Big Short, by Michael Lewis and portrayed by Steve Carell in the movie of the same name. In this podcast, we are going to explore and analyze market trends.Companies and sub-sectors through various guests in and around the financial world. My goal here is simple to educate, so come and