Interesting TACs of the Week (April 27 – May 3, 2026)

 

Summary – A top-down review of interesting calls and comments made last week in Treasuries, monetary policy, economics, stocks, bonds & commodities. TAC is our acronym for Tweets, Articles, & Clips – our basic inputs for this article.

Editor’s Note: In this series of articles, we include important or interesting Tweets, Articles, Video Clips with our comments. This is an article that expresses our personal opinions about comments made on Television, Tweeter, and in Print. It is NOT intended to provide any investment advice of any type whatsoever. No one should base any investing decisions or conclusions based on anything written in or inferred from this article. Macro Viewpoints & its affiliates expressly disclaim all liability in respect to actions taken based on any or all of the information in this article. Investing is a serious matter and all investment decisions should only be taken after a detailed discussion with your investment advisor and should be subject to your objectives, suitability requirements and risk tolerance.

 

1.Markets Last Week 

1.1 US Indices:

• VIX down 8.7% to 16.99; Dow up 54 bps; SPX up 91 bps; RSP up 39 bps; NDX up 1.5%; ; RUT up 93 bps; MDY down 2 bps; XLU up 80 bps; SMH up 67 bps; SOXL up 1.6%

Since May is already here, 

• Ryan Detrick, CMT@RyanDetrick – May 1 – Here’s what May has done the past 13 years. Down only once and that was in 2019 when stocks still gained almost 30%.

A momentum thrust?

• Seth Golden@SethCL – May 1 – 💥 Boom 💥 – For first time in 28 years, and 10th occurrence ever, $SPX stayed above 10-DMA for 22 straight days while gaining 10%+. Momentum THRUSTS like this are not just rare, but VERY bullish. Forward returns positive EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. over next 1 – 6 months 💯 $SPX $ES_F $SPY $AMZN $AAPL $QQQ $NYA $SMH $NVDA $BTC $PLTR $MU h/t @Bluekurtic

What is the reason for the rally in April? To quote smart minds like Rick Rieder, Ed Yardeni, Warren Pies & others,

• Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi – May 2 – A major uptick in the earnings contribution from the 10 largest stocks.. now 33% GS

And a difference between AI Boom & Dot.com boom:

• Seth Golden@SethCL – May 2 – Difference in AI Boom from Dotcom Boom is: Forward Positive 12-month Precent Change in Forward Earnings and Revenues remain in a strong uptrend. During Dotcom Boom, Earnings rolled over, while Revenues continued to climb. Bull market is not done yet! $SPX $ES_F $SPY $QQQ $NDX $SMH $NVDA $AAPL $MSFT $CRWD $PLTR $IGV $BTC $VIX $CRM $SOXL

On the other hand,

• Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi – May 2 – GS: The current level of the Sentiment Indicator typically precedes below-average short-term returns

Last week, we quoted from a CNBC Asia clip featuring Ajay Rajadhyaksha (Raja-Dhyak-Sha phonetically) who said the following at the end of his visit:

• “So yes, if oil goes up to $120 a barrel and stays there for 3 to four months, I would absolutely be worried. There is a level of oil where the US consumers starts to pull back hard, but we are not …  anywhere close to that level. And just getting to 120 won’t do it. You need to stay at 120 for a long time.”

But Ajay has changed his views as he explained on Friday, May 1 on Bloomberg Surveillance to Jonathan Ferro & Lisa Abramowicz:

• Jon – Why you were bullish before we get to the turn to neutral? Why you were bullish and why that worked out?
• Ajay – Right. So that was March 27. I looked the data, looked up how much stocks are up since then before it came back on. But but better lucky than smart, Jon. So in this particular case, I think two or three things the markets were not factoring in then. The first is the economies that matter, the United States and China in particular, just had a much bigger buffer. China has 1,200,000,000 barrels in SPR. The United States is an energy superpower. The second thing, and we keep missing this, this crisis is not eight weeks old. It is five weeks old. For the first three weeks, you still had tankers that had left Hormuz that were landing on shores, you know, so people tend to forget that. And the third is that the starting point collectively for the world oil markets was looser than people realized. Last year, we had nearly 700,000,000 barrels of inventory built but it’s a much slower moving story than markets just got ahead of themselves, and then you have the power of earnings remind them that, well, you know, let’s not get carried over. So we had a big cushion, bigger than people thought. That’s right. We’ve worked through some of that. 
• Jonathan – You’ve now turned neutral. Work us through walk us through why you’ve developed a more slightly negative view on this market.
• Ajay – And the reason is because, the pace at which inventories are now coming down, the first three week cushion is gone. Right? The outage is about ten, eleven, 12,000,000 barrels a day. We are drawing down global inventories at 80 to 90,000,000 barrels. ….  that means in another two to four weeks, if we continue here, no hostilities. Sure. But at the same time, no oil flowing through Hormuz. It is going to start to matter. That’s what I’m, you know, trying.
• Jon – How did the dominoes fall? You clearly think we’re close to a tipping point. When do you expect to see it show up first?
• Ajay – I think tipping point is still overstating it. I would not be outright short risk. Like I said, the weight of earnings is still too strong, But I do think that momentum’s carried us in the last week, two weeks. No one wanted to be short earnings going into Wednesday for good reason. I mean, the earnings were blowout strong. …..  I think we just trade around these ranges and probably stay like that until we have clarity on Iran, then we take another leg upwards. That’s … not as clear cut a message as a month ago, Jonathan, but here we are.

Then Ajay moved to bonds which we cover below in Section 2.6 in Treasuries & Interest Rates section. Continuing with stocks,

• Jon – So you don’t really like the bond market. You’re cautious on equities. What do you like right now?
• Ajay – I’m alright. So I would still hide in Mag 6. 
• Jon – Which was the one that’s not in the Mag 7 anymore? Who gets chopped off?
  Ajay – I can’t believe you’re putting me on the spot like that. …. I put Tesla a little bit behind; Tesla’s to one side. 
• Jon – Any particular reason for that?
• Ajay – Jesus. I’m never gonna be able to make it out of this room.  I’m looking at forward valuations. I’m looking at free cash flows. You know, I’m looking at all of the things that, you know, that are fundamental. Okay. And the other six just make a lot more money. That’s literally the biggest reason. 
• Ajay – … I think for now, the European equity markets have gotten ahead of themselves. The US is not. The front end of The US bond curve is still reasonable. I don’t think … the Federal Reserve is going to hike no matter what.

We are simple folks & think more simply that Global Chairmen of Research at UK Banks think. To us, if US short rates are not going up, if Dollar is doing fine (see Ajay’s comments below) & if Mag 6 earnings are OK, then the risk-profile of Mag 6 & related stocks is not bad at all.  

Watch the entire clip below. Kudos to Jonathan Ferro & Lisa Abramowicz for a free & beneficial clip. 

 

 

2.2 MAG 7:

• AAPL up 3.6%; AMZN up 1.6%; GOOGL up 12%; META down 9.8%; MSFT down 2.4%; NFLX down 41 bps; NVDA down 4.7%; MU up 9.2%;

Two charts & messages that you may want to look at before going to the views below of Warren Pies of 3Fourteen Research:

• Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi – May 2– GS: Consensus forecasts for AI hyperscaler capex in 2026 have risen by nearly $80 billion since the start of the earnings season

And,

• Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi – May 2 – GS: Upward revisions to AI investment spending have driven upward revisions to AI infrastructure stock EPS estimates

Below are excerpts from a conversation between Warren Pies of 3Fourteen Research and CNBC’s Scott Wapner on Friday, May 1:

• Pies: From my standpoint, two big forces opposing each other; AI thesis & Strait of Hormuz – Clearly at this point, equity market has seized on to the AI-thesis; from our perspective …. right position has been to over-weight your equity longs with over-weight commodities because I think the only risk, only fly in the ointment is what happens if oil spikes.
• Pies: Everything is charged with the “compute” story & the Semi-led rally; the re-affirmation of all the cap-ex that we have seen from Mag 7 this week & just the belief in AI; that’s what the leadership is & I expect it to continue without a huge disruption in the Middle East;

When asked about areas of concern for many, Pies said:

• “I think there are pockets where things are overdone; but they are for kinds of reasons going back to March when we talked about our GPU-availability index; the stuff we watch on a daily basis that pointed to this record surge of “compute” demand. So its not like there is not a reason for what is happening in the Semis in particular. … Sentiment doesn’t look stretched to me when you go thru one of these 10-day momentum surges that we have off the bottom, you don’t really have a big correction – its kinda counter-intuitive; you get a momentum surge which we saw in 2024, we saw in 2025; we got one this year too; its kinda you are off to the races, kinda after a lock-out rally; I don’t think there is enough positioning with how fast this move has transpired for the big guys –  they are kinda under-exposed & chasing; I think the trend continues; still too much disbelief about valuations; honestly there isn’t enough appreciation of the secular change that is coming with AI“

 

 

 

2.3 Key Financials:

• BAC up 2.3%; C down 42 bps; GS down 35 bps; JPM up 1.4%; KRE up 1.4%; EUFN up 48 bps;  SCHW up 3.4%; APO up 5%; BX up 3.9%; KKR up 1.8%; XHB down 3.1%; ITB down 4.7%; NAIL down 13.7%; IGV up 1.7%; CRM up 3.2%; PANW up 1.4%

And J.C.Parets pointed out that “shorts in software stocks are at an all-time high“. 

And J.C. Parets reposted

• Stock Market TV@StockMktTV – May 1 – Full segment with @MacroCharts @JC_ParetsX
  on The Morning Show – ⏯️ https://youtube.com/live/ouPlxT426wU?si=yvxfDMDSu9AZFh5Q – Starts ~32:55

 

2.4 – Dollar & Metals

Dollar was down 25 bps on UUP & down 30 bps on DXY:

• Gold down 2.3%; GDX down 7.7%; Silver up 7 bps; Copper down 1%; CLF up 7.7%;  FCX down 7.4%; MOS down 3.5%; Oil up 7.6%; Brent up 2.4%; OIH up 1.7%; XLE up 3.5%;

Is Silver more interesting?

• Markets & Mayhem@Mayhem4Markets – May 1 – Silver is so ready to bust a big move higher. 🦾

What about the Mining industry?

• Otavio (Tavi) Costa@TaviCosta – A new era for the mining industry. Miners are generating roughly 7x what they did at the peak of the last cycle. I’m old enough to remember when this space was considered “uninvestable” by the so-called experts. Game on. https://tavicosta.substack.com/p/a-new-fra-for-the-mining-industry

 

2.5 – International Stocks:

• EEM up 61 bps; FXI down 14 bps; KWEB down 17 bps; EWZ down 1.3%; EWY up 4.8%; EWG down 5 bps; INDA down 93 bps; INDY down 62 bps; EPI down 23 bps; SMIN down 2 bps;

Discussing India or Indian Stocks feels kinda like saying anything non-negative about US Software stocks.

Two weeks ago, we highlighted a story from CNBC-TV18 that “India’s Apple Component Export To China Hits A Record $2.5 Billion“. That presumably wasn’t a big story per US Finance TV because it was Apple driving that migration even though the common wisdom on CNBC was that India would not be able to compete with China in manufacturing. And, as we recall, the secondary knock was that, if anyone succeeds, it would be Vietnam & not India. Guess what we saw this week – India surpasses Vietnam in Apple suppliers, reduces dependence on China | iPhone.

 

We all know how US Football teams are now the rage in Private Equity Investments. That movement is now moving to India as described below in the clip titled Why America’s Billionaires Are Suddenly Buying IPL Teams”: As the transcript says:

• ” in March 2026, some of the sharpest institutional money on Earth just made the two biggest bets in cricket’s financial history. David Blitzer’s Bolt Ventures and Blackstone, one of the world’s largest private equity firms, joined forces with the Aditya Burla Group and Times Group to buy Royal Challengers Bengaluru for 1.78 billion. Days later, a consortium led by Arizona-based tech entrepreneur Cal Samani, joined by Rob Walton, the eldest son of Walmart founder Sam Walton, and the Hamp family, who owned the NFL’s Detroit Lions, took full control of Rajasthan Royals for $1.63 billion.”

And, Mumbai Indians, are already owned by Mukesh Ambani of Reliance. Remember the 1994 Cricket World Cup was hosted in USA & Caribbean and the US Cricket Team played well. So ask yourselves, with the institutional & financial heavyweights owning Indian Cricket Teams, will America have its own Cricket League in the near future?

 

And, in addition to building Trump Towers around the world, will the Trump Family launch a Trump Cricket Team in New York City? After all, Mayor Mamdani is already a fan of the game. 

Remember how the instant prophesy after the Iran Crisis called for an economic disaster in India from fears of supplies contracting & prices exploding. That has not happened due to the global supply chain that India has invested in. On that topic, guess what we saw this week:

• India makes a major breakthrough in Libya’s Ghadames Basin as Oil India Limited and Indian Oil Corporation unlock a massive oil and gas reserve. At a time when global energy markets face uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz, this move strengthens India’s energy security and reduces dependence on imports. This strategic step positions India as a rising global energy player while reshaping supply dynamics across Africa and beyond. Watch to understand how this discovery impacts fuel prices, economy, and geopolitics in 2026.

From what we read, Indian Oil Corporation & Oil India own 50% of this reserve. The actual oil field is 6,600 sq.km large. The clip below is in Hindi but might be worth a visual walkthrough.

 

If you go northwest from the Ghadamis basin to Tripoli & then across the Mediterranean, you come to Greece, a country that is facing some issues with Turkey. This week Greece has reportedly  offered its Alexandroupoli Port to India. Seriously folks, look at where this port is located on Google maps – near the border between Greece & Turkey and almost adjacent to the Dardanelles Strait that controls Turkey’s access to the Black Sea.  

Greece, a NATO member, has been trying to buy Indian Air Defense missiles & Pinaka, the Indian Artillery system. So far, being a NATO member, the US had blocked Greece from doing so. Greece has noticed how the Pinaka & India’s SU-30MKI fighters have defended Armenia against the largest Azerbaijan, a major Turkish ally. Access to Alexandroupoli enables the Indian Navy put pressure on the Turkish Navy. After all, the Greece, Israel, India alliance was already being formed to challenge Turkey in its home waters. Besides, Alexandroupoli can become a trade outlet for Indian commerce into the Bulgaria-Romania-Ukraine area besides  the Black Sea. 

And the biggest geopolitical positive for India has been the exit of UAE (United Arab Emirates) from OPEC. It might be helpful to check out the location of Fujhirah, a port of Emirates on Google maps – it is well below the Strait of Hormuz & it is linked by road to the Omani port of Duqm. And it has the largest population of Indian expats in Dubai & Abu Dhabi. 

All the above seems fine but the urgent need of India is to get a reliable supply of fertilizers. Jordan used to be a major supplier for a long time. But the Strait of Hormuz problem has essentially torpedoed the shipments route to India. In this context, news has broken today that Russia has chosen India for its Urea Plant. 

 

Yes, the above is mainly for the medium term and doesn’t help in the short term, at least in terms of the Indian stock market. 

 

2.6 Treasuries & Interest Rates:

• 30-year Treasury yield up 5.2 bps on the week; 20-yr yield up 6.5 bps; 10-yr up 7.4 bps; 7-yr up 10 bps; 5-yr up 10.5 bps; 3-yr up 11.1 bps; 2-yr up 10.8 bps; 1-yr up 4.9 bps;
• TLT down 1.3%; EDV down 1.3% ; ZROZ down 1.2%; HYG down 52 bps; JNK down 51 bps;

But Friday was different:

• Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi – May 2 – Yields have plunged since the ISM… down 4bps from the 5yr to the 30yr

How negative was the ISM?

• Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi – May 2 – ISM Mfg PMI employment dips to 46.4, lowest since December and the biggest drop back to March last year

Let us return to the conversation on Bloomberg Surveillance & the Global Chairman of Research at Barclays (see clip in Section 1 above):

• Lisa – How much tension is built in the fact that we just saw the best monthly gain for the S and P 500 since 2020, and we reached cycle highs on benchmark yields around the world at a time when people are really worried about inflation, and they’re really worried about the central bank response to it.
• Ajay – There is a little bit of tension in equities, but I think it’s more a bond story in itself, just an outright bond story. That is not a part of the duration market globally in the ten to fifteen year sector that I would touch with a barge pole, … genuinely, … The United States, The United Kingdom, Japan, France, it’s not just The US. You know, in every economy, fiscal profiles are worsening quickly. Inflation profiles, least for 2026, will worsen, and there’s no political will anywhere to do anything ; we used to have this debt clock outside Times Square. Remember? Yeah. We just ran out of numbers, and … it’s not like our debt profile improved. Okay.

Notice something? Lisa Abramowicz asked him the above question & Ajay addressed the answer to Jonathan …. hmmmm!

• Lisa – But okay. So this is the reason why Fitch raised some concerns yesterday about The US and its rating, especially given the fact that we have debt profiles right up there with, say, Senegal and Mozambique, but, actually, they actually are better than us. But I’m just wondering from your perspective, at what point that challenges just how much further some of the equity valuations can run just simply because we are going to be entering a new regime if other people also don’t wanna touch this with 10 foot pole.

Man! Is Lisa tough or what? Notice how Ajay doesn’t address her by name in the entire clip while he says “Jonathan” or “Jon” several times. Hmmm!

• Ajay – I think for the next month, Iran and I know I come from a place where I downplayed Iran a month ago, but at this point, for the next month, what happens in Iran will matter more for the equity markets. But if you have a decisive breakout of tens in The US go to say four seventy five to 5%, that I think is the level at which the equity markets will pay attention and not in a positive fashion. We still have some time. The if you get a bond story here, it is much more likely to come out of Japan or France or The United Kingdom right now than The US.

Back to Jon & FX:

• Jon – Japan intervening in the FX market. What was your reaction to that yesterday?
• Ajay – I was not surprised. They have said that 1.60 is the is the line in the senate’s bid, but the the you speak about tensions. There’s a fundamental tension here, which is that the Central Bank of Japan, by every metric, except history, except the fact that they are coming out of thirty years of deflation, right, is much far much further behind the inflation curve than any other major central bank, and they still are incremental in the process. The Ministry of Finance can do as much as it can, but, ultimately, there’s an economic underlying tension here, which is not going

Lisa returned to the Dollar:

• Lisa – Well, ….. why the dollar hasn’t strengthened more. Because we keep seeing that The US economy surprises to the upside. The central bank is getting a bit more hawkish on the margins of people had expected even as you see a little bit more of a dovish read in some of the other places, whether it’s Japan or Europe. Why is the dollar doing nothing?
• Ajay – (again refuses to address Lisa by name, hmmm) So the for dollar bulls, this crisis has been humbling. There’s no question. Right? This crisis was tailor made for the dollar. We are a gigantic energy superpower. The two big, markets that form the dollar basket, the renminbi and the euro, are not. They’re giant energy importers. And as as you said, the dollar struggled. And I think the reason is not because the world is shunning dollar assets at all remotely, not treasuries. Last year, US treasuries were the best performing long bond in in in in the developed world. You if you want AI exposure, you have to be in The US or you can take your chances in China. So that’s not it. It’s just that people are increasingly increasing their dollar hedges. They’re no longer willing to take out flyer on the dollar. That’s the thing that has changed over the last year to two years from a twenty year journey. 

 

3. Enormous Difference between Sound & Print 

We noticed something interesting as we listened to the clip above between Ajay Rajadhyaksha of Barclays and Jonathan Ferro of Bloomberg. As we listened live on Friday morning, Jonathan pronounced the last name of Ajay with phonetic accuracy as Raja-Dhyak-Sha. Happy that he had said it correctly, Jonathan said “Perfect“. We concur Jonathan – Kudos.   

When you watch the clip after its publication either on Bloomberg.com or on YouTube as we did in this article, you notice that the above “perfect” pronunciation by Jonathan has been deleted from the clip. Amazing we thought! Every wrong or horribly wrong pronunciation is usually left untouched by Bloomberg or Fin TV in general. But the one solitary perfect pronunciation of the Sanskrut word was deleted. Let us be charitable & not attribute any racist or Brit-imposed wrong pronunciation motives to Bloomberg. Let us simply assume that Bloomberg DID NOT want any discussion of the issue. So they simply deleted it & made Jon/Lisa only use the guest’s first name – Ajay. Sensible we think from a media viewpoint.

But this episode & all the other horrific mispronunciations on Fin TV in general arise from a fundamental problem – the enormous & total difference between Sauns-Krut & English or for that matter, every other language in the West, India & probably everywhere else. Every other language we know or have known even a tiny bit of has been generated, developed via a written language. Such languages you learn by reading.  

In total contrast, the generation of Sauns-Krut was entirely from sound, vibrations generated by sound. In fact, the main sound of Sauns-Krut “AUM” is not a sound generated by humans. The original texts taught that the AUM sound is Naada-Brahma, the sound of Creation. In fact, it was NASA who noticed that.

• “Before it sounds nuts, know that sometime ago, NASA & European Space Agency began analyzing data from the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, an incredibly advanced satellite designed to stare directly into the heart of our sun. Scientists were studying something called helioismology. Because the sun is not solid, but rather a massive churning ball of superheated plasma. The intense nuclear reactions at its core create physical acoustic waves. These massive sound waves travel outward, bouncing around the inside of the sun, causing the entire star to physically vibrate and ring exactly like a colossal cosmic bell. Of course, human ears cannot hear these extremely low frequencies in the vacuum of space, and the waves take hours to complete a single cycle. “
• “So, scientists took 40 days of this solar vibration data and sped it up by a factor of tens of thousands so that it could fall within the range of human hearing. When they finally hit play in the laboratory, what they heard sent chills down the spines of researchers around the world. It was not static. It was not a chaotic explosion. It was a deep, continuous, rhythmic, pulsating hum. A singular, eternal, vibrating tone that sounded exactly, perfectly, undeniably like the ancient Sanskrit syllable. “

That syllable is “Om” or “AUM” in its constituents. Nothing in Creation came before “Om”. That is why it is called Naada-Brahma, the sound of the Universe. According to Mandukya UpaNiSad, the three sounds A, U & M represent the 3 states which resolve into “Om” which is Very Self in to which phenomena get resolved. That brings us to Cymatics.

• “In 1967, a Swiss scientist named Hans Jenny placed fine sand on a metal plate and ran a single sound frequency through it. The sand didn’t scatter. It moved into perfect geometric patterns – mandalas, flowers, lattices – structures almost identical to sacred yantras drawn in ancient yogic texts thousands of years before any laboratory existed. He called it Cymatics. The science of visible sound. “

To understand Sauns-Krut, you must understand that it arose from vibrations, or sound waves and in the basic definition – Formless (A-Vyakt) subjected to Vibration (Spandan) generates Form (Roop). Thus different forms (even verbal) are generated by Spandan & if you change the Spandan, you change the form (verbal or physical) generated. This is the most elementary education we can provide to explain why, in Sauns-Krut, the precision of each Spandan (Vibration) is critical. That in modern life is pronunciation. So the difference between spoken “Cat” & “Kut” is enormous and the insult from saying Vencat instead of Venkut is horrible.   

This also explains why it is believed that the ancient Sauns-Krut is a part of Shruti science – science learnt by listening. The Sauns-Krut language & texts were HEARD First or received as opposed to composed. Nothing is critical to Sauns-Krut as the resonance of Sound. This may explain why Sauns-Krut has become the ideal language to understand & respond to Quantum Vibrations. Also why Sauns-Krut is now being considered to be the ideal language for AI. After all, ambiguity in AI is destructive. 

As the clip below says,

• “10 minutes of Om chanting activates the Vagas nerve thru its Auricular branch, …. alpha & theta brain waves synchronize across both brain hemispheres simultaneously (the logical & intuitive), the analytical & the creative. … “

We urge all to watch & listen to the clip below. At least watch to see the superb graphics. We can’t vouch for everything in it but the essence is similar to the ancient texts we have read & tried to recite. We also keep hearing about the tremendous work going on in this area of ancient texts.

The Mandukya UpaNiSad begins with “All this is that syllable Om” and ends with “Thus the sound Om is the very self“. 

 

 

If nothing else, the above should explain to all why precise pronunciations of Sauns-Krut words/names are critically important. It is far better to use a short-form like VK for Venkut-Krushnan instead of a horribly insulting pronunciation that makes the name sound like the animal cat. Or simply use a title like Sir or Mr. CEO etc. 

Another way is to learn the phonetic components as Jonathan Ferro did with Raja-Dhyak-Sha to get a Perfect pronunciation. Failing that, just call him Ajay as Lisa did. Many many thanks to this Bloomberg Surveillance pair. 

PS: The above and the clip have no content similar to traditional religious discussions. There is no mention of prayer, God, Heaven, Hell etc. It is purely a discussion about how vibrations (Quantum mainly) ended up creating a phenomenal research product about how our bodies are linked to Vibrations & how to benefit from that linkage. 

 

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