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The Murphree Investment Group Podcast takes you inside the most consequential financial events in history and the forces shaping markets today. From market crashes and speculative bubbles to geopolitical shocks, corporate battles, and economic turning points, each episode examines what happened, why it happened, and what lessons can be learned from it.


Our content is built on original research, historical records, financial data, and primary sources—not AI-generated content. We believe great financial history deserves careful investigation, thoughtful analysis, and compelling storytelling.


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  • The Rise and Collapse of Long-Term Capital Management | LTCM
    Jun 23 2026

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    Long-Term Capital Management was one of the most celebrated hedge funds in financial history. Founded by legendary bond trader John Meriwether and advised by Nobel Memorial Prize-winning economists Robert C. Merton and Myron Scholes, LTCM generated extraordinary returns and reshaped how Wall Street thought about risk.

    But beneath the success was a highly leveraged strategy built on a single dangerous assumption: that markets would behave rationally. When financial crises erupted across global markets in 1998, that assumption failed catastrophically. Within months, LTCM's losses were so severe that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York organized a private-sector rescue to prevent a cascade of failures that threatened the stability of the global financial system.

    This episode examines the rise of Long-Term Capital Management, the risks concealed behind its sophisticated models, and why its collapse, engineered by some of the brightest minds in finance, remains one of the most instructive episodes in modern financial history.

    Written and Produced by Economist James Murphree

    Narrated by Grace Meridan

    Audio Production by Ramsey Valentyn

    Murphree Investment Group® produces original research and historical documentaries exploring the people, events, and decisions that shaped financial history. Each production is developed through independent research, archival sources, and professional narration.

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    Murphree Investment Group | Economic Research & Commentary. New episodes explore markets, economics, and the forces shaping global capital.

    📩 Subscribe to Murphree Insights for deeper research and analysis between episodes. https://www.murphreeinvestment.com/insights-sign-up

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    38 mins
  • The Hunt Brothers and the Silver Bubble
    Apr 17 2026

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    In 1980, two Texas oil billionaires came closer than anyone in history to controlling the world's silver supply. Nelson Bunker Hunt and his brothers quietly accumulated billions in silver contracts across multiple continents — and for a brief moment, it worked. Then it all collapsed in a single day. This is the story of greed, leverage, and the day the silver market broke.

    Written and Produced by Economist James Murphree
    Narrated by Grace Meridan
    Audio Production by Ramsey Valentyn

    Murphree Investment Group® produces original research and historical documentaries exploring the people, events, and decisions that shaped financial history. Each production is developed through independent research, archival sources, and professional narration.

    Support the show

    Murphree Investment Group | Economic Research & Commentary. New episodes explore markets, economics, and the forces shaping global capital.

    📩 Subscribe to Murphree Insights for deeper research and analysis between episodes. https://www.murphreeinvestment.com/insights-sign-up

    🐦 Follow us on X: @MIGGROUPINC


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