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The Guardrails Are Gone. The Bills Are Arriving.

Apr 13, 2026

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9 min read

The Guardrails Are Gone. The Bills Are Arriving.

The IMF says this is the worst position in 20 years to fight a crisis. Goldman just had its best banking quarter ever. OpenAI accused Anthropic of inflating revenue by $8 billion. And Michigan sentiment just hit its lowest reading in history.

Dio Pouerie, +1

The AI Boom Is Running Out of the One Thing It Cannot Print

Apr 13, 2026

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10 min read

The AI Boom Is Running Out of the One Thing It Cannot Print

Anthropic's uptime fell below enterprise standards. OpenAI scrapped a product to free compute. GPU prices jumped 48% in two months. The ceasefire collapsed overnight. And private equity has the same valuation problem as private credit. Nobody is talking about that yet.

Dio Pouerie, +1

The Week Ahead Will Show Whether Structure Holds Under Earnings

Apr 12, 2026

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11 min read

The Week Ahead Will Show Whether Structure Holds Under Earnings

Six stories dominated last week. This week the numbers behind them start reporting.

Dio Pouerie, +1

Six Things That Actually Mattered This Week

Apr 11, 2026

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11 min read

Six Things That Actually Mattered This Week

Capital sorted itself by structure this week. The winners weren't the ones with the best headlines. They were the ones whose plumbing held.

Dio Pouerie, +1

Private Credit Got a Short Button | CPI Hit | Consumers Broke

Apr 10, 2026

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10 min read

Private Credit Got a Short Button | CPI Hit | Consumers Broke

BlackRock is down 6% while its peers are down 31%. Pension funds are holding private credit while retail gates. Iran's toll booth is running at below 10% traffic. And retail just sold the rally that institutions drove.

Dio Pouerie, +1

Meta's $35 Billion Bet Has One Counterparty

Apr 10, 2026

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11 min read

Meta's $35 Billion Bet Has One Counterparty

Meta locked $35 billion into a single AI cloud provider that has been public for just one year, Kuwait is auctioning war-damaged pipelines to the same PE firms that built their portfolios on cheap energy, enterprise software lost $50 billion in a session as AI agents repriced the sector, and CFIUS refused to rule on national security when a Chinese investor's lobbying firm got the meeting the American startup couldn't.

Dio Pouerie, +1

The Daily Briefing That Unlocks Private Markets.

The Guardrails Are Gone. The Bills Are Arriving.

The AI Boom Is Running Out of the One Thing It Cannot Print

The Week Ahead Will Show Whether Structure Holds Under Earnings

Six Things That Actually Mattered This Week

Private Credit Got a Short Button | CPI Hit | Consumers Broke

Meta's $35 Billion Bet Has One Counterparty

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