Earnings Update & LIVE FED Minutes (5/20/2026)
Phil's Stock World Weekly Webinar
Timeline
00:00 – SoFi options position and fills
02:00 – Option pricing and bid/ask strategy
05:15 – Risk management and spreads
06:20 – SoFi earnings and growth discussion
09:40 – SoFi earnings math and projections
12:45 – Using AI (“Bod”) for financial analysis
16:20 – SoFi strategy and covered calls
20:00 – SoFi investment cycles and Q4 expectations
21:20 – Nvidia business transformation
24:20 – Nvidia margins and AI infrastructure boom
26:00 – Detroit analogy and industrial buildouts
27:30 – Meta Louisiana data center project
30:00 – Data center water and power consumption
34:10 – Nvidia economics and chip spending
36:40 – Nvidia gaming origins and AI chips
40:00 – Nvidia pricing power and shortages
42:20 – Old computer hardware analogy
45:40 – AI infrastructure obsolescence risk
47:00 – Waiting for AI technology to improve
49:20 – Meta and failed metaverse strategy
54:20 – Treasury debt rollover and rising rates
56:30 – Liquidity pressures and hyperscaler spending
58:00 – Bond market mechanics and Greece comparison
1:00:00 – IPO boom and SpaceX valuation discussion
1:02:10 – Earnings season overview
1:04:00 – Upcoming earnings and market opportunities
1:06:00 – Russell earnings expectations and Treasury yields
1:07:00 – TINA ending and higher Treasury yields
1:10:00 – AI valuations and bubble comparisons
1:13:00 – Commoditization and technology cycles
1:15:00 – AI spending, rates, and volatility
1:20:00 – Post-2008 easy-money era discussion
1:23:00 – AI infrastructure and energy demand
1:26:00 – Long-duration valuations and interest rates
1:28:00 – Market momentum and bubble psychology
1:30:00 – Liquidity, volatility, and trading strategy
1:33:00 – Growth expectations and valuation risk
1:36:00 – Politics, debt, and macro instability
1:39:00 – AI arms race and corporate spending fear
1:42:00 – Inflation pressures and structural change
1:45:00 – Adapting to new market regimes
1:48:00 – Technological revolutions and overbuilding
1:51:00 – Flexibility, risk management, and market transitions
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