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Companies are looking to capitalize on a pandemic-fueled rise in pet adoptions and pet-related spending. Nearly every company in the space is seeing a huge lift and we are starting to see a new wave of pet companies that want to go public.
We are seeing something truly incredible from Disney's executive team. The incumbent has successfully pivoted for the future and set themselves up for long term success.
With the rapid rise of this week's IPOs came a lot of similar listener questions. In this episode I break down what the difference between a companies offer price and open price and what a limit order is.
The time we've been waiting for is here! Airbnb is officially becoming a public company this Thursday, but before you get too excited I have some hot takes on the subject. It may be getting too high of a valuation.
I'm joined by Shelley Tang who writes an amazing newsletter on IPOs. Check it out here: https://shelleyolivia.substack.com/
You can check out the Four Minute Finance newsletter here: https://fourminutefinance.com/
Door Dash announced that they are going public this coming Wednesday. I read Door Dash's S-1 and summarized my findings for you!
There have been a lot of dramatic swings in specific industries. Is this the end of movie theaters as we know them? Another lifeline for airlines? and is Marijuana actually going to be a legit business?
With Christmas fast approaching the Amazon Visa Rewards card is a shoppers ultimate savings tool. In this episode I re-hash my pitch on how you should use credit cards, talk about credit utilization, and give my pitch for the Amazon Visa Rewards card.
Check out the Amazon Visa Rewards card here: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/test_model/dp/B007URFTYI
What happens when a stock you own gets acquired? In this episode we breakdown what happens to a company once they get acquired and how you as an investor get paid for it.
Let's take a step back and talk about what to expect from the market during the holiday season. What has happened in the past and what factors are we looking at to project the future.
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