Who Owns Your Data Now

Who Owns Your Data Now

June 25, 2026 · 34 min

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The episode discusses Treasury market stress, proprietary-data risks with AI, and a Medicare for All proposal impacting healthcare investments.

Mike Nicoletti, Hunt Lawrence, and Jason Wallace dig into the looming Treasury market stress, proprietary-data risk in the age of frontier AI models, and a Medicare for All blueprint that could reshape healthcare investing. A 30-minute tour across energy, technology, and healthcare, anchored by this week’s Cash Flow Memo. The Cashflow Memo Key Takeaways * Hunt puts better-than-even odds on a 2008-style Treasury market dislocation within 12-24 months as ~$2.5T of new government paper collides with the incoming Fed chair’s plan to run the balance sheet from ~$7T down to ~$1.5T, plus the financing wave funding AI data centers (SpaceX alone just did $25B of public debt after its equity raise). * The only fiscal lever large enough to bend the deficit is healthcare, and Hunt floats Medicare for All run by an independent, Fed-style administrator (he names Dr. Oz) that ends the ~$600B/year Medicaid transfer to states; investment read is to avoid new healthcare positions broadly but identify the specific winners of a restructured system. * Apple is running Apple Intelligence inference on Nvidia Blackwell inside Google Cloud (not TPUs) specifically because Nvidia uniquely offers…

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Hosts: Mike Nicoletti, Hunt Lawrence, Jason Wallace

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Organizations: Apple, Nvidia, Google Cloud, SpaceX, Alphabet, Medicare, Treasury

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