Podcasts about light street

Investors anxiously awaiting Nvidia's report in Overtime … mulling where stocks are likely to go, regardless of those results. Our all-star panel of Bryn Talkington, Josh Brown and Stacy Rasgon break down what they're expecting and what it could mean for the market as a whole. Plus, Light Street's Glen Kacher tells us how he is navigating the AI wars. And, Seema Mody sets us up for what's at stake from Snowflake's results.

Is it time to take some profits in some of the market's biggest winners? Light Street's Glen Kacher maps out his market strategy. Plus, Hightower's Stephanie Link and Virtus' Joe Terranova break down their market playbooks. And, star chip analyst Stacy Rasgon reveals what he is watching ahead of Intel's report in Overtime and what he is expecting for the stock this year. 

Laura Neuman is in for Bryan today, Join her and C4 as they discuss the announcement by Baltimore City Police Commissioner Michael Harrison that an arrest of a 15-year-old boy has been made in connection with the squeegee shooting that occurred last week at Light Street and Conway in the city. They also recap the city council meeting that was held last night in response to the vacant home fire that killed three firefighters in January. C4 and Bryan Nehman are live weekdays from 5:30-10:00am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Join C4 and Bryan as they discuss more fallout from the Squeegee shooting that took place last Thursday at Light Street and Conway in Downtown Baltimore, including a City Council meeting that took a racial turn last night about the shooting. Also, Councilman Mark Conway joins the show to talk about what steps need to be taken to stop another tragedy from happening. Also, Sean Kennedy calls in to talk about the link between violent repeat offenders and murder in the city. C4 and Bryan Nehman are live weekdays from 5:30-10:00am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

C4 is Back! Join him and Bryan as they discuss more fallout from the Squeegee shooting that took place last Thursday at Light Street and Conway in Downtown Baltimore. Baltimore City Councilman Eric Costello joins the show to discuss the incident and what needs to happen ASAP to prevent another tragedy. Also, The Orioles have won eight games in a row! Are they now an MLB contender or do they still have a ways to go? C4 and Bryan Nehman are live weekdays from 5:30-10:00am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Dan Joseph is in for C4 today, Join him and Bryan as they discuss the tragedy of a man who after an intense encounter with a squeegee person at Light Street and Conway, attacked the squeegee workers with a bat and was then shot and later died. C4 and Bryan Nehman are live weekdays from 5:30-10:00am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

More and more global investors are starting to invest in Japanese tech. In this episode we interview Gaurav Gupta, Partner at Light Street Capital, a firm that has invested in Japanese tech companies since 2011. Their track record includes investments in Start Today (ZOZO), Monotaro, BASE, and Freee on the public side, as well as SmartHR's most recent Series D on the private side. This episode covers: How he became a Partner at Light Street Capital How Japan's E-Commerce and SaaS penetration is behind other developed countries (and why there's opportunity) Why studying trends in other markets can help you identify opportunities elsewhere The unique dynamics of the Japanese tech industry Perspectives on SmartHR and why Light Street wrote a check *Note that the introduction is in Japanese, but the conversation with Gaurav is in English. 日本のスタートアップに海外投資家からの注目と投資が集まり始めています。2011年と早い時期からスタートトゥデイ（現ZOZO）やモノタロウに出資し、最近ではBASE、freee、SmartHRへのシリーズDでの出資などでも知られるLight Street CapitalパートナーのGaurav Guputa氏をゲストに、Coral Capitalではインタビューを行いました。 【ハイライト】 投資銀行のゴールドマンから投資ファームのLight Streetへ／EC・SaaS普及率から見て、日本にはまだ数十年にわたって追い風が吹く／特定地域のトレンドパターンを他地域に当てはめる／ECと統合したFintechでは物販より決済のほうが儲かる／地域個別の事情を知ること／「iPhoneは流行らない」と言われた日本も変化が起こると速い／創業メンバーの英語力は投資には関係がない／まず少額出資して信頼を築いたSmartHR経営チームとの関係性／数千億円のイグジットが海外投資家の目に留まり始めた／セールス・マーケへの投資をケチらないほうがいい ゲスト：Light Street Capitalパートナー Gaurav Gupta氏 聞き手：Coral Capital創業パートナーCEO James Riney、同パートナー兼編集長 西村賢 言語：英語

In March 2012, the quiet town of Urbana Ohio (about 50 miles west of Columbus) was rocked to its core when a local murder became national news – not just because of the horrendous nature of the crime, but the affiliation of the perpetrators with a loose-knit “family” whose insistence on loyalty turned twisted beyond belief.  The victim, 21 year-old Jessica Rae Sacco, was found by her landlord, dead in the bathtub of the Urbana duplex she shared with her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Matthew Puccio.  Jessica had been suffocated to death, her body partially dismembered and left behind in the bathtub.  And it was the partial dismemberment of the body – and the story behind it – that made this case so horrifying – both in its cruelty and its evil, unforgivable, incomprehensible stupidity.  Jessica had fallen in with Puccio, who she met online and was four years her senior, shortly after the young woman – who was bipolar and on medication – had moved in to the duplex on Light Street in Urbana.  Puccio moved in, convinced Jessica to go off her meds, and quickly invited his friends Andrew and Kandis Forney to live with them in the small duplex.  Jessica and the Forneys did not get along from the beginning – and, now off her medication, life became miserable for Jessica.  She and Puccio fought often, and on that fateful March day in 2012, after another fight (the background of which is disputed), Puccio first stabbed, and then suffocated, Jessica.  But here’s where the story turns bizarre and into pure evil.  It turns out that Puccio, the Forneys and – hard to believe it’s true – the other couple Puccio texted for help after he’d stabbed Jessica – Sharon Cook and Christopher Wright – were all part of a minor cult who call themselves “Juggalos,” fans of the hip hop/metal band Insane Clown Posse.  The Juggalo culture, while mostly harmless, projects an ominous and foreboding front – and its secretive, loyalty-based sense of “family” has produced more than its share of criminal activity over the years.  In the case of what happened to Jessica Sacco, that loyalty went beyond mere criminality and over the cliff into unimaginable depravity.  Suffice it to say that the five friends hung out together for FIVE HOURS with Jessica wounded by a stab wound before Puccio finally suffocated her – and then the parts of Jessica’s body that weren’t found in her bathtub were scattered by Puccio and his Juggalo brethren in various locations for reasons that, given the fact that they left most of the body to be found in the duplex, make sense only to the deranged.  Join Melissa as she goes over the details of this truly disturbing murder – and the fate of each of the perpetrators – only one of which ended up with a life sentence – and decide for yourself whether justice has been served.

The Inner Harbor along the Light Street quay on the soft spring evening of April 12, 1976, was alive with crowds and music. More than 500 of Baltimore’s beautiful people were milling about, shaking hands, congratulating one another. The center of the festivities was the Grand Opening aboard the three-decker excursion steamer “Nobska,” majestic in white, sparkling in the late afternoon sun. It was presented as Baltimore’s first floating—appropriately glamrous--restaurant. But the Nobska could not open because it was closed. Here’s the story.

Glen Kacher is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Light Street Capital. Light Street has over $2 billion of assets under management and the flagship long/short fund has returned over 17% annualized (net of fees and expenses) since inception in 2010. Before starting Light Street, Glen worked at Integral Capital Partners and Tiger Management investing in technology companies. This podcast is intended for informational purposes only. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any securities.

From his childhood home on Light Street in Baltimore, Marc Tanenbaum grew up to become a rabbi who fought for human rights all over the world. He defended Jews in the Soviet Union. He negotiated an important document of reconciliation between the Vatican and Jews. He stood with Holocaust survivor Eli Weisel to protest the genocide of Cambodians. Though he died 27 years go, Tanenbaum’s widow Georgette Bennett contends his techniques could help solve today’s issues of intolerance.

On the Saturday night of July 7, 1937, crowds are making their way along the Light Street below Pratt to Pier 5, there to board the moonlight excursion boat, the Bay Belle. The boat would go down as far as Fort McHenry and then turn around and come back to Pier 5, an hour or so later.But on its way past the Hull street wharf in Locust Point the boat would pass a gang of six or seven-year-old boys frolicking on the pier, watching the Bay Belle slip by. They had their own way of greeting the passengers on the boat, and this is the story of that special way.

Plus, Pillion Tea, 414 Light Street, cookbooks, construction, and we share our best bites this week.

The Inner Harbor along the Light Street quay on the soft spring evening of April 12, 1976, was alive with crowds and music. More than 500 of Baltimore’s beautiful people were milling about, shaking hands, congratulating one another. The center of the festivities was the Grand Opening aboard the three-decker excursion steamer “Nobska,” majestic in white, sparkling in the late afternoon sun. It was presented as Baltimore’s first floating—appropriately glamrous--restaurant. But the Nobska could not open because it was closed. Here’s the story.

On the Saturday night of July 7, 1937, crowds are making their way along the Light Street below Pratt to Pier 5, there to board the moonlight excursion boat, the Bay Belle. The boat would go down as far as Fort McHenry and then turn around and come back to Pier 5, an hour or so later. But on its way past the Hull street wharf in Locust Point the boat would pass a gang of six or seven-year-old boys frolicking on the pier, watching the Bay Belle slip by. They had their own way of greeting the passengers on the boat, and this is the story of that special way. This episode aired in July 2015.

Today we are lucky to have Paul Merenbloom is founder of Concordia Systems in Baltimore, Maryland. Paul is a former Wall Street Analyst, and he changed careers to take care of a 95-year old grandmother after she collapsed following a medication error.    Concordia is focused on health and wellness for the US aging-in-place community, and provides services and tools to connect seniors, their families, caregivers, and medical professionals. Contact Information For: Concordia Systems, Inc.? 1111 Light Street, 4th Floor Baltimore, MD  21230? 410-484-3883 www.SentinelAware.com Additional Resource Information: Alzheimer's Speaks Resource Website: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/ Keynote Speaker: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/event-planners Dementia Chats™: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/dementia-chats-webinar Conscious Caring Resources: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/conscious-caring-resources Become Dementia Friendly Business or Community: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/become-dementia-friendlySupport this Show: https://alzheimersspeaks.com/donate-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Chris, Josh, and Skip (M is away this week) geek out about the trailer-y goodness that came out of SDCC 2016. Kong, Justice League, Wonder Woman, Dr. Strange all look fun. 2017 is going to be an awesome year for movies. Too bad the Guardians 2 trailer didn't leak (at least where we could find it). ?Also, MST3k is coming back to Netflix. Poor Miss Cleo didn't see it coming. Thanks for listening! Enjoy. Deficit Picks of the Week!: Excalibur Collector The Collection Silver Bullet We rate and review: Star Trek: Beyond Lights Out Sing Street Mr. Robot Vice Principals Stranger Things In the episode, we smoked: Super Headband Haze (Sativa) Maple Wreck (S) Silver Haze (S) Animal Cookies (Indica) We opened with Last Cigarette by Dramarama and close with No by The Subhumans. Follow us on Twitter @adoradio0 or @_ratking or @M_ADOradio or @Skip_ADO_Radio. We're a proud member of the BAT SQUAD network (www.batsquadnetwork.com). Make sure to check out the other great shows! What?