Iran War Volatility, Private Credit Fears Grow, & Solar Continues to Crash | The Weekly Wrap

On this episode of The Weekly Wrap, Steve Eisman breaks down the market volatility driven by the War in Iran. He also dives into growing concerns around private credit and whether risks are starting to build beneath the surface. Plus, Steve looks at the continued crash across solar stocks and takes two mailbag questions from viewers.



00:00 - Intro

01:43 - The Market's Response to the War in Iran

04:00 - The Bad News Continues in Private Credit

09:01 - Solar Stocks Continue To Trend Down

10:17 - Health Insurance Stocks

12:40 - MongoDB, Block

13:55 - Mailbag: Private Credit

15:15 - Mailbag: Life Insurance

18:13 - Outro



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