Some will argue that Ferrari is a bubble stock and I can see why. The company produces around 10,000 cars a year. But, when you look at how much money they're making from those cars, they're making an insane amount of money. With the many things happening at Ferrari and a recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic, does Ferrari deserve to be worth $30 billion? Listen to learn more.

Here's the blog post to learn more about this topic.

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed or registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

As they say, the small things make a big difference. For social media platforms, they're making it easier for people to buy social media advertising. Listen here to learn more about how this small thing can make a difference in the profits that social media platforms are making.

Here's the blog post to learn more about this topic. Regarding the article that I mentioned in the episode, I'm still trying to find the article but, if you do find something, please let me know!

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed nor registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

This episode is a rant on the phenomenon going on among many lean startups. While I do talk about the startup Lemonade (which recently filed an S-1), I also talk about other startups and talk about how their low-cost structure should be helping them lower costs but interestingly, many of them report increasing losses. Diseconomies of scale seem to be prevalent among many lean startups and its frightening!

Click here to learn more.

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed or registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

This episode is a rant on the phenomenon going on among many lean startups. While I do talk about the startup Lemonade (which recently filed an S-1), I also talk about other startups and talk about how their low-cost structure should be helping them lower costs but interestingly, many of them report increasing losses. Diseconomies of scale seem to be prevalent among many lean startups and its frightening!

Here's the link to the blog post to learn more.

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed or registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

This episode is a rant on the phenomenon going on among many lean startups. While I do talk about the startup Lemonade (which recently filed an S-1), I also talk about other startups and talk about how their low-cost structure should be helping them lower costs but interestingly, many of them report increasing losses. Diseconomies of scale seem to be prevalent among many lean startups and its frightening!

Here's the link to the blog post to learn more.

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed or registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

This episode is a rant on the phenomenon going on among many lean startups. While I do talk about the startup Lemonade (which recently filed an S-1), I also talk about other startups and talk about how their low-cost structure should be helping them lower costs but interestingly, many of them report increasing losses. Diseconomies of scale seem to be prevalent among many lean startups and its frightening!

Here's the blog post to learn more.

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed or registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

This episode is a rant on the phenomenon going on among many lean startups. While I do talk about the startup Lemonade (which recently filed an S-1), I also talk about other startups and talk about how their low-cost structure should be helping them lower costs but interestingly, many of them report increasing losses. Diseconomies of scale seem to be prevalent among many lean startups and its frightening!

Here's the blogpost to the rant. 

*This is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any of your gains and losses. I am neither a licensed or registered financial expert. Please see a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

Lately, many have noticed that the share prices of companies that are in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings like Hertz, JC Penny, and Pier 1 have acted irregularly. Despite nearing collapse, many traders and investors looking to take on some risk and buy the dip of bankrupt companies have caused the share prices of those companies to skyrocket. This behavior makes me feel like we are experiencing euphoria in the markets. Listen to learn more about my thoughts on the current market sentiment. 

And check out our blog! Here, not only will you get a written version of my thoughts on the whole "bullish on bankruptcy" phenomenon but also get access to our other articles. New articles are posted every day. 

*This episode is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any gains and losses. The host is neither a licensed nor registered financial expert. Please talk to a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

As the electric vehicle industry boom, the amount of charging stations operating is a lot less than the amount of EVs roaming the streets. With entrepreneurs taking immense risks to capitalize on the growing charging station industry, the amount of charging stations that are operational continue to lag the demand for them. Listen here to learn more about the issue! 

And, if you’re curious about our thoughts on Blink Charging Co. (NASDAQ: BLNK), then click the link and learn more. 

*This episode is not financial advice. All content should be considered opinionated. We are not responsible for any gains and losses. The host is neither a licensed nor registered financial expert. Please talk to a financial advisor before making investment decisions.