(Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg Markets AM with Pimm Fox and Lisa Abramowicz.Guests:David Kudla, Founder, CEO and Chief Investment Strategist of Mainstay Capital, on auto earnings, and a broader look at the auto industry.Yalman Onaran, Senior Writer: Banking and Finance for Bloomberg, on why he’s skeptical that Deutsche Bank can execute its latest plan.Scott Li, principal at CRG, a healthcare private investment firm, discusses investment opportunities in the healthcare landscape.Shira Ovide, Bloomberg Gadfly technology columnist, on Facebook, Amazon, and a look at investor jitters abvout Apple.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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Bloomberg Podcasts Episodes Around April 26, 2018

Trump Government Muddies Economics With Politics: Alan Blinder

Weak Dollar To Continue As Central Banks Reallocate: Borthwick

Trade Uncertainty Means Volatility Is Here to Stay: Clay Lowery

Deflationary Forces Will See 30-Year UST Going To 2%: Shilling

Developing A Secure Nuclear Energy Strategy In Middle East: IP3

California Plans to Cut Emissions By 40% By 2030: Edison CEO

All Eyes Swivel To Washington As Trump Tweets, Ryan To Exit

Delinquencies Hint At Pockets of Frayed Consumer Health: Cutts

Banks At Cycle Top, Will Be Down 30-50% In 12-18 Months: Peabody

$800 Million Crypto Fund Sees A Revolution in Finance: Masters

U.S. Better Be Prepared For Another Strike On Syria: Stavridis

Credit Investors See Highest Rate Risk Exposure Ever: Dhulipala

We want to be a consolidator in the industry: William Weld

Higher U.S. Yields Are Shifting The Risk-Reward in EM: Sassower

Facebook Tries to Curb Fake News, Abuse with New Guidelines

Fiat Chrysler Ahead Of The Pack In Transition To SUVs: Kudla

Consumers Will Be Able To Get Paid For Their Own Data: SRAX CEO

Unlikely For Sprint And T-Mobile Deal To Get Approved: Butler

Ludicrous To Attack China For Supporting Its Own Economy: Roach

Government Should Be Borrowing As Much As They Can Now: Stern

Elon Musk Call Was Reminiscent Of The 2001 Enron Call: Johnson

Summer Driving Season Will Pump Oil Prices Until Fall: Schenker

Seeing EM Fund Outflows Accelerate, More Pain To Come: Sassower

Corporate Payments To Cohen Are A Serious Legal Matter: Feldman

High Yield, EM Most Vulnerable To Asset Collapse: TCW's Rivelle

Tesla Will Go Bankrupt Without A Near-Term Cash Raise: Schultze

US Reversal On ZTE Shows Weakness On Trade Negotiations: Miller

Power Of US Sanctions Is Diminished After Caving On ZTE: Lake

Ad Budgets Shift from Social Media To Connected TV: Steelhouse

Argentina Selloff Is A Buying Opportunity, Turkey Not So Much

CVS Is Top Healthcare Pick, Good Price Now: Pointview’s Dietze

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