Danny Moses has had a passion for the markets as long as he can remember. Always fascinated by numbers – and with his father having been a finance professor – Danny was able to use those skills and experiences to lead him to a successful Wall Street career as chronicled in The Big Short (Michael Lewis, 2010). Never one to shy away from taking on risk or expressing his views, he combines this with his “outside the box” thinking to provide a unique perspective on the markets. Learn more about Danny.
The Danny Moses Show
Danny Moses cuts through the Wall Street and market noise to simplify the week’s financial headlines with a focus on why they matter to every American. Using his unique market expertise and candid conversations with special guests, he deciphers what everyone is talking about and reveals what nobody is watching in the markets.
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On The Tape
Danny remains an active market participant and shares his views through several media channels, including his weekly On The Tape podcast where he welcomes some of the most influential voices on Wall Street and beyond. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
What Are We Doing?:
Contrarians at the Gate
Danny has recently reunited with his former Hedge Fund partners, Vincent Daniel and Porter Collins, to launch a new Substack: What Are We Doing?: Contrarians At The Gate, where they share market related thoughts and ideas through both written commentary and a weekly podcast. Subscribe now for more “outside the box” thinking and a unique perspective on the markets.
While Danny considers himself an optimist, he was upset when Adam McKay, director for the movie The Big Short, portrayed Danny as a happy go lucky guy on Wall Street, which deviated from Michael Lewis’ portrayal of Danny in the book. While he wasn’t able to have creative control of his character in the movie, he convinced McKay to let him have a walk-on part in the movie but, sadly, it ended up on the cutting room floor.
