Nvidia GTC Highlights, Uber Is Too Cheap, Cliffwater and the Private Credit Panic
March 18, 2026
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5 min read🎙️ The Voices & The Context
- The Format: Casual live finance chat show with hosts bantering over market news, charts, and hot takes—part podcast, part TV-style discussion.
- The Key Players:
- Downtown Josh Brown: Energetic lead host, long-term NVIDIA bull, bullish on Uber; loves big-picture tech visions.
- Michael Batnick: Co-host with dry wit, skeptical on some hype but agrees on key calls; great chemistry through playful jabs and chart reads.
- The Vibe: Fun and educational—high-energy banter mixes optimism on AI/tech with worries over financials, like two finance bros yelling at clouds over beers.
🗝️ Key Themes & Topics
The episode dives into AI's evolution, financial sector woes, reporting rules, and undervalued growth stocks—packed with charts and bold predictions.
- Topic 1: NVIDIA's GTC Dominance & Inference Shift. Hosts hype Jensen Huang's keynote at the SAP Center, calling him "the new Steve Jobs." NVIDIA's stock is "sleeping" despite a $1 trillion backlog and shift from AI training to inference (real-world AI usage like agents/robots). Bull case: $250 target as tentacles spread to physical world (robotics, delivery bots).
- Topic 2: Financial Stocks & Private Credit Smoke. Alarm bells on banks/credit: Record outflows, AmEx down 20%, private credit "marks are wrong." Worries of spillovers from software loans ami
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What you'll learn
- 1 (00:12) **Housekeeping and Past Episode Recap**
- 2 (04:00) **NVIDIA GTC Event and Stock Outlook**
- 3 (10:00) **AI Shift to Inference and Physical World Applications**
- 4 (26:40) **Financial Stocks Downgrade and Concerns**
- 5 (34:14) **SEC Proposal: Semi-Annual Earnings Reporting**
- 6 (45:25) **Private Credit and Equity Turmoil**
- 7 (62:38) **Stock Market Bounce Post-Citadel Research**
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Show Notes
Join Downtown Josh Brown and Michael Batnick for another episode of What Are Your Thoughts and see what they have to say about: Nvidia GTC, the end of quarterly earnings reports, private credit panic, college grad unemployment heating up, Uber stock and much more!
This episode is s sponsored by Public and Janus Henderson Investors.
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