Steve Eisman is the investor who bet against the U.S. housing market and saw the 2008 financial crisis coming, a story immortalised in Michael Lewis’s blockbuster The Big Short, with Steve Carell starring in the film. With 20-plus years of experience at Oppenheimer and FrontPoint Partners, he hosts The Real Eisman Playbook, sharing insights and conversations with finance’s leading voices.
Tomorrow, he is coming on the show to share his thoughts on the AI bubble and the financial crash it could cause, as well as the current U.S. economy.
Drop your questions for Steve in the comments.
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Is there a greater cycle around financial crashes? Thinking of the south Sea bubble, tulip bubble, great depression and 2008, it seems to occur every 3 generations or so, any thoughts?
Hi Steve, will any individuals at any banks/financial institutions ever be held personally accountable for over reaching deposit to loan ratio/ margin call scenarios that lead to excessive losses? if not will govts EVER just let them fail or make those bankrupt to pay back private depositors?