Four Minute Finance

An S-1 is how companies tell investors that they are available to date and possibly get married. What can we expect to find in them?

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A Direct Listing is used when a company doesn't want to go public via an IPO or a SPAC. It's a more casual way to join the public markets and let your investors cash out. We haven't had a major direct listing since Slack went public in 2019. This week we have a rare event where two major companies are using the direct listing method to go public.

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What does it mean when a company goes public via a SPAC (special purpose acquisition company)? A SPAC is used when companies don't want to go public through a traditional IPO. There are a lot of benefits but some serious downfalls that investors need to be aware of.

There was a lot in the headlines about Snowflake's historic IPO. Understanding how IPOs actually work could make us a lot of money in the long run.

Football is back! That means we have some major winners in the sports betting space. DraftKings has been signing exclusive deals all over the place and their stock is up BIG. There is a lot of upside when investing in these sports betting apps but there is is also a lot of risk you need to be aware of.

Who got rich from the California Gold Rush? The businesses that supported the miners. Today's stories dive deeper into the companies that are cashing in on the modern day gold rush.

The NASDAQ has fallen over 10% since last Wednesday. I talk about what I'm doing with companies I'm invested in and give an update on one of my favorite investments.

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Tesla and Apple have reached super saiyan levels as they have added hundreds of billions to their valuations from a simple stock split announcement. These numbers just don't make sense and you need to hear how Tesla compares to other companies who are similarly valued.

Zoom stock soared 25% after crushing their earnings for Q2. We can learn a ton about other companies that we may want to invest in from Zoom's success.

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The workout from home trend is skyrocketing and unlikely stocks have benefited. In this episode I give a stock recommendation based off of trends that I'm seeing in the workout from home space.

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