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🗓️ 15 December 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Each analyst identifies a notable recent event. Jim provides a winter reading recommendation.

1:40 Dazed and confused

4:18 Crude oil and the VC market

10:24 Jim reviews “#1931” by #TobiasStraumann (shorturl.at/ioJS0)

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0:00.0	Welcome to Grant's Interest Rate Observer of the Air. I am Jim Grant, and we call this podcast
0:10.9	The Current Yield. Evan Lorenz, the great deputy editor of Grants, is away today, but I don't know,
0:16.6	we've got a full house otherwise. We have Eric Whitehead control panels. We have Phil Grant,
0:21.6	the editor of Almost Daily Grants. We have Fabiano Santin, who is the first vice president of many
0:28.0	analytical topics here at Grants. And we have Harrison Waddill, whose voice, I think you have not
0:32.8	heard before. I think this is your first time. Is it not Harrison? Yes, it is.
0:35.9	Ah, that's good. Let me see. Yeah, well, I should tell you, I will tell you what we intend to convey
0:42.1	today. Harris is going to talk about pot. Fine, that's what he's interested in. Phil Grant's going to
0:48.4	talk about Saudi Arabia. Fabiano's going to talk about South Bank. And Eric Whitehead, time
0:53.4	permitting, is going to talk
0:54.8	about his vacation plans. Always interesting, always something a little bit exotic. You know,
0:58.6	he's not the kind of guy to go to like Asbury Park, not when the DMZ is available, right?
1:03.3	That's right. Yes, yes, that's right. So, I don't know, I, I myself, have a book with you. Remember a book reports from school?
1:11.4	Oh, yeah. Remember? You guys never read the books, did you? No, Spark Notes. Yeah.
1:15.0	No, never read the books. Fabiano was an engineering major. I dare say the books were a little
1:18.9	bit beneath him. He read the slide rule. Do they have slide rules when you were going to school?
1:22.3	No, no. No. Okay. I am going to talk about a book called 1931, which is a splendid, concise financial history
1:29.8	of a very interesting and indeed harrowing era in our Western finances. So without further ado,
1:36.2	though, Harrison, tell us what you know about marijuana. Very little, actually, but we have
1:41.4	a very good headline today. Actually, today marks the first ever exchange
1:46.6	traded note. It was launched by Wreck shares. It's a ticker M.J.O. The first first only first
1:52.7	traded note having to do with with. Available here in the S. First exchange traded note having to do
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