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Things kick off with a quiz — what company got acquired last week that Doogles calls the "official indicator of a bubble"? Then they cover Biden's most recent executive (non)order that tries to indirectly tackle competition and consumer protection. Next, they dive into China, stemming from the recent failure of Didi's IPO. Skippy uses this to revisit the failures that are America's education and healthcare systems. The episode wraps with Doogles going off on a nerdy finance rant because of his disagreement with the definition of a bear market.
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Things kick off with a quiz — what company got acquired last week that Doogles calls the "official indicator of a bubble"? Then they cover Biden's most recent executive (non)order that tries to indirectly tackle competition and consumer protection. Next, they dive into China, stemming from the recent failure of Didi's IPO. Skippy uses this to revisit the failures that are America's education and healthcare systems. The episode wraps with Doogles going off on a nerdy finance rant because of his disagreement with the definition of a bear market.
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