Peter Chia believes the U.S. is on a path where Universal Basic Income (UBI) will become a major political topic due to AI-driven job displacement.

Peter Chia believes that if the Federal Reserve were to cut interest rates now, it would lose control over the long end of the bond market.

Peter Chia predicts that within the next 6 to 12 months, companies will be able to accurately compare the cost of using AI tokens versus employing human workers for specific tasks.

The primary economic impact of AI over the next one to two years will be inflationary due to the high cost of buildouts, rather than deflationary from productivity gains.

AI data centers are largely indifferent to rising electricity prices because the cost is a trivial input relative to their revenue.

Peter Chia of Academy Securities believes that for companies in the AI space, interest rate levels of 4%, 6%, or 8% are trivial due to the immense profit potential.

Peter Chia believes the Bureau of Labor Statistics' birth-death model overstates new business creation because it misinterprets a rise in Employment Identification Number (EIN) applications, which are...

Peter Chia is bullish on the economic prospects of the Great Lakes region and the American heartland due to their abundance of fresh water, conducive weather, and existing engineering schools.

Large asset managers are currently heavily invested in corporate credit, which they view as cheap and offering a compelling story.

Peter Chia predicts that inflation will remain in a 3% to 5% range.

The spreads between supranational bonds and U.S. Treasuries are trading at their narrowest levels ever.