Sharing in the Disruption - Tech & Crypto Investing

Today, we dig into off the path “pick and shovel” stocks to invest in the marijuana space with less possible volatility but lots of potential upside! When’s the EV spac bubble gonna burst??? Does it resemble marijuana and alt coin offerings a few years ago?

How can we make money going into Christmas?? I’m targeting and diving into five sectors I see a lot in over this five part series. We will look at E-commerce in this episode and fintech, gaming, communications and home renovation/upgrades for move to residential real estate from office.

Tech has performed amazingly this year while everything else has lagged. Is this sugar high over? With new administration will things change? Is tech a sector or are all companies mandated to become tech companies now? Let’s discuss!

Here I will be analyzing whether to buy and invest in the new public company Root insurance, in the group of stocks called insurtech. Following the ipo of lemonade and clover health this is one of the latest of a company looking to disrupt the insurance marketplace.

After years of floundering in their stock, IBM believes they have growth that is not being properly valued in from their Red Hat Aquisition so they want to split the company into IBM (to include their Cloud, Ai and high growth software) and Newco (their legacy infrastructure business). This could be great for shareholders, but only time will tell!

Apple had its big day and I seek to break it down. From hype and hysteria to delivering on the future and making tech innovations.

Will Space X ever ipo? Will they spin off Starlink? Are there other ways to invest? Is Virgin Galactic worth a look? We dive into these questions and more today on Sharing in the Disruption.

We review past spacs from a record-setting year, is this a democratization of investing or fad?? There are new spacs and different ways to invest in them and there are future ones and newly announced ones!

While everyone is chasing the hot new batch of IPOs I’m going retro, looking at some dusty ones from earlier this year and last. (Eons ago right???)

There’s been a flurry of ipos onto the market lately. Where many Wall Street Oracles were predicting a dry barren desert ipo landscape this year, they couldn’t have been more wrong. it started with the spacs and moved to ipos and direct listings. Everyone wants easy capital in this market so the feeding frenzy is on!