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The Big Short showed how fund-backed managers shorted the 2006-2007 housing market. Having a fund let them bet against the market when others couldn't. Bridger Pennington connects that to what's possible in today's economy.

The Big Short showed how fund-backed managers shorted the 2006-2007 housing market. Having a fund let them bet against the market when others couldn't. Bridger Pennington connects that to what's possible in today's economy.
So, The Big Short, anybody seen this movie? Awesome movie, really fun. All these fund managers, the reason they could short the housing market in 2006, 2007 is because they had a fund behind them. You ever wonder, like, man, I wish if I could go back in time, I would have shorted the housing market? Well, the reason they were able to do that is because they had a massive fund behind them. The reason people can take advantage of— we're talking about economic right now, we're in economic, interesting economic times, we have a bunch of speakers talking about that. The reason they can take advantage of those things is because they have a fund.

The AI stack is trying to consolidate to a winner take all, do you think it'll stay fractionalized

Before you launch a fund, triple check your fund attorney actually filed everything.

Different view on housing affordability and the fed raising rates not lowering rates