Jim Chanos on Why Some of the Worst Hit Parts of the Market Still Have More Pain Ahead
Odd Lots16 Juni 2022

Jim Chanos on Why Some of the Worst Hit Parts of the Market Still Have More Pain Ahead

Legendary short seller Jim Chanos says that despite the plunge in stocks, there are numerous swathes of the equity market with plenty of downside risk. On this episode, the Chanos & Co. fund manager, argues that the market overall has simply not internalized what sustained higher rates will mean to business models and valuations across a variety of sectors, including real estate, utilities and consumer packaged goods. He walks through the various excesses that we've seen over the last several years, and why investors are all paying the price for them now.

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