BorgWarner ($BWA) podcast mentions
Timestamped BorgWarner ($BWA) mentions across our podcast corpus.
I'm very proud. Very proud. You know, we have— you know, Sweden is not the biggest country, but we have a great interest in motorsports. I have a big following from Sweden, even here in the US. You know, I have a lot of Swedish fans come out to races and also watch races on TV back home in Sweden. So it's— it's great to have that support. And even, you know, when I won the Indy 500 in 2022, you know, when we brought the BorgWarner Trophy back to Sweden and celebrated that win for a week in my hometown and the capital of Sweden, Stockholm, it was great to see the support and the amount of people that came out to celebrate me and that victory. It's pretty cool that, you know, what we do here in the US has so much interest over in Sweden as well.
Marcus Ericsson · The Fox News Rundown · Evening Edition: Drivers and Fans Gearing Up for Washington D.C. Grand Prix · 2026-08-22Yeah, this was more fun coming on your show when there were all kinds of bargains that were sitting in plain view. And a year ago, a lot of companies that we like were trading at half of what we thought their value was. And that's just not true anymore. You know, things like Madison Square Garden Sports that owns the Knicks, we thought were trading at half the value of the teams. The stock is double. A lot of the auto suppliers that we were so excited about, BorgWarner, Infinia, the stocks are up 50%, 75%. Even oil and gas, which had been so out of favor a year ago. Our favorites, Apache and Chevron and Schlumberger, have all essentially double. So we're just not finding those same opportunities. And what really has changed is sentiment. Sentiment was very cautious a year ago, people concerned about banks and concerned about financials. And now it seems like that concern, which is always healthy for people to be concerned, has gone away. And last point is that what's making this one different is that we're funding these capex with debt. Tech stocks were famous for using equity to fund themselves and they were not taking on lots of debt. And now we are getting all these CapEx funded with debt. We're getting at the same time as the US government is going to hit $40 trillion in debt. And so that has historically not been good. Right.
Charlie Bobrinskoy · Squawk on the Street · 10AM Hour: S&P 500 & Dow Hit New Highs, Early SpaceX Investor Peter Diamandis, Match Group CEO 8/5/26 · 2026-08-05