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Emerging markets are reshaping the global economy, and a convergence of powerful, long-term trends is accelerating this shift. These include surging demand for commodities, exploding middle-class spending power and booming inter-regional trade. Investment specialist Andrew Keiller reveals some of the standout growth companies positioned to capitalise on this transformation and why now might be the perfect time to take advantage. Background:Andrew Keiller is a partner in Baillie Gifford and an investment specialist in our Emerging Markets Clients Team.In this episode, he discusses how some of the fastest-growing developing economies are driving change in the world and the forces that could further hasten that trend. The discussion builds on his recent paper, Emerging markets in 2050: growth in a changing world, which identifies long-term structural shifts tilting the odds in favour of standout companies in Asia, Latin America and eastern Europe. In the podcast, he expands on this by identifying some of the companies that could be big winners, including:the lithium miner SQM (Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile), which is set to benefit from a mismatch in supply and demand for the critical ingredient to electric car batteries and other energy storage systems the South Korean high bandwidth memory chipmaker, SK Hynix, whose products are critical to training artificial intelligence systems at speedthe ‘super-app' operator Kaspi.kz, which provides everything from bill payments, banking and travel bookings to shopping, maps and messaging the Singaporean ecommerce, fintech and gaming conglomerate Sea, whose chief executive has ambitions to extend into further sectorsChina's biggest coffee chain, Luckin Coffee, which is giving the country's 1.4 billion citizens a passion for the beverage with its ever-changing menu of inventive recipes In addition, Keiller discusses the implications of President Trump's tariffs and why many Chinese companies still offer an exciting investment opportunity. Resources: Emerging markets in 2050: growth in a changing worldEmerging markets: our philosophyEmerging markets: rethinking the opportunityFinding high-calibre growth companies in emerging markets (podcast)Luckin Coffee: looking forwardKaspi's super-appSouth-east Asia's rising export stars (podcast)SQM: powering the futureThe Time-Travelling Economist by Charlie Robertson Companies mentioned include:Kaspi.kzLuckin CoffeeSeaSK HynixSQMTimecodes:00:00 Introduction01:35 Baillie Gifford beginnings and a trip to Hong Kong03:15 Transformational trends playing out to 2050 and beyond05:05 US exceptionalism and multiple spheres of influence07:25 Rising trade between emerging market nations08:35 Redesigning Chinese e-scooters for Vietnam and the Philippines10:15 The possibility of reduced reliance on the US dollar11:40 Increasing demand for raw materials and semiconductors12:35 Digital-first companies and underserved communities 14:45 Four types of firms capitalising on long-term growth factors16:25 SQM's lithium mines in Chile's Atacama Desert17:55 Lithium's long-term commodity cycle opportunity18:45 SK Hynix's high bandwith memory and its role in AI20:40 Kaspi.kz's Kazakh super-app21:40 Kaspi's expansion plans in Uzbekistan and beyond23:00 Sea's founder Forrest Li and importance of culture24:30 Luckin Coffee's huge domestic opportunity25:25 Luckin's taste for invention26:40 Investing in China amid a trade clash28:50 The risk of underexposure29:40 Book choice30:55 Investing in Africa
Yuki 在魔饮上班然后Jam 还在做烘培师。两个人来品尝一下新的魔饮的冻干工业咖啡。聊聊现在咖啡行业的环境。
Dr Paul Luckin is an authority on human survivability. He's a medical advisor to the Police Search and Rescue teams and the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (that's AMSA), providing time-frames for human survival during Search and Rescue operations.In part 2 of my conversation with Paul, we look deeper into demographics and practicalities of surviving in the wild. What should people do if in that situation and ask what can be done to help get these messages across.
Dr Paul Luckin is an anaesthetist, with a very unique background.As an authority on human survivability he's a medical advisor to the Police Search and Rescue teams and the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (that's AMSA), providing time-frames for human survival during Search and Rescue operations.He teaches the medical aspects of Search and Rescue, and is on the directing staff of the National Police Search and Rescue Managers Course.A humble and highly trained specialist clinician and expert in search and rescue, he has served as a Captain in the Royal Australian Naval Reserve in Bougainville, East Timor, in the Resuscitation and Retrieval Team for the victims of the first Bali bombing, and in the first foreign medical team into Banda Aceh following the 2004 tsunami, and much, much more.In 2015, he was made a Member of the Order of Australia, AM, for significant service to thecommunity through emergency medicine, and he joins me today…
When it comes to survival, AMSA Medical Advisor Dr Paul Luckin has seen it all. His long career as medical doctor in search and rescue, and his in-depth understanding of the human psyche has made him a leading expert in calculating the timeframe for survival for people in life-threatening situations. He began his life in emergency medicine helping cut people out of cars in Tasmania, and after his medical degree went to South Africa where he finished his medical training and worked in search and rescue in remote and mountainous locations. As a Commander in the Royal Australian Naval Reserve, Paul has served in Afghanistan, Bougainville and East Timor. He was in the Resuscitation and Retrieval Team for the victims of the Bali bombs, and was in the first medical team into Banda Aceh following the tsunami. Most recently, he assisted police in locating the missing hiker in the Koszuisko National Park. Luke Grant chats with Dr Paul Luckin to find out what’s involved in finding people when the odds are stacked against them and the toll this takes on those searching. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
China’s Luckin Coffee is the nation’s top coffee retailer, overtaking even Starbucks. That would be notable itself, but less than four years ago the company filed for bankruptcy, making its comeback even more unlikely. The turnaround is in part thanks to the chain’s automated stores, cut-price deals and innovative drinks that appeal to local tastes. Today on The Big Take Asia, host K. Oanh Ha speaks with Bloomberg’s Rachel Chang on how Luckin managed to turn around its failing business to overtake Starbucks, and asks whether it can hold on to its success as coffee takes off in China, and more rivals emerge. Read more: China’s Luckin Coffee Is Back From the Brink and Beating Starbucks Further listening: What Does China’s Economic Slowdown Mean For the Communist Party? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Aktien hören ist gut. Aktien kaufen ist besser. Bei unserem Partner Scalable Capital geht's unbegrenzt per Trading-Flatrate oder regelmäßig per Sparplan. Alle weiteren Infos gibt's hier: scalable.capital/oaws. Aktien + Whatsapp = Hier anmelden. Lieber als Newsletter? Geht auch. Das Buch zum Podcast? Jetzt lesen. Die Zinsen tun dem DAX weh. Micron tut dem DAX weh. Aber wenigstens braucht KI Speicherchips. Darden ist groß, Lamb Weston geht's mies, Hims & Hers braucht wieder Engpässe. Außerdem: Zahlen von Nike & Aufträge bei Boeing, Rheinmetall & Palantir. Luckin Coffee (WKN: A2PJ6S) war günstiger und schneller als Starbucks. Das Problem: Jetzt ist Cotti Coffee schneller und günstiger als Luckin. Rund ums neue Jahr fragen sich viele, wie sie ihr Geld anlegen sollen. Aber wie machen's eigentlich die Großen? Der KENFO zeigt's euch. Diesen Podcast vom 20.12.2024, 3:00 Uhr stellt dir die Podstars GmbH (Noah Leidinger) zur Verfügung.
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The coffee industry is brewing big changes as Starbucks navigates high CEO turnover and faces a new challenge from Luckin Coffee, China's largest coffee chain. These developments signal a potential shake-up in the competitive landscape of the global coffee market. Skip Montreux and Dez Morgan report on two major developments in the coffee world. First, Skip examines Starbucks' history of leadership changes, highlighting its recent struggles with CEO turnover and the challenges of balancing innovation with operational efficiency. Dez then explores Luckin Coffee's rise to dominance in China and its ambitious plans for international expansion, including breaking into the US market in 2025. Their conversation is a great learning resource if you want to build your English listening comprehension skills and expand your business vocabulary. Key points of their discussion include: A timeline of leadership changes at Starbucks. The unintended consequences of Starbucks' mobile app. Luckin's plans to challenge Starbucks in the US market. Do you like what you hear? Become a D2B Member today for to access to our -- NEW!!!-- interactive audio scripts, PDF Audio Script Library, Bonus Vocabulary episodes, and D2B Member-only episodes. Visit d2benglish.com/membership for more information. Follow Down to Business English on Apple podcasts, rate the show, and leave a comment. Contact Skip, Dez, and Samantha at downtobusinessenglish@gmail.com Follow Skip & Dez Skip Montreux on Linkedin Skip Montreux on Instagram Skip Montreux on Twitter Skip Montreux on Facebook Dez Morgan on Twitter RSS Feed
【欢迎订阅】每天早上5:30，准时更新。【阅读原文】标题:Locked in overheated battle with its clone at home, Luckin eyes expansion in U.S.正文：“Going out” was and remains a mantra for Chinese businesses in search of new growth opportunities and relief from fierce competition at home. But the latter part of that equation, going out to escape competition, is quickly becoming yesterday's story as Chinese companies increasingly encounter their domestic rivals in overseas markets as well.知识点：mantra n./ˈmæntrə/1. A mantra is a word or phrase repeated by Buddhists and Hindus when they meditate, or to help them feel calm. (佛教和印度教中的) 祷语2. You can use mantra to refer to a statement or a principle that people repeat very often because they think it is true,especially when you think that it not true or is only part of the truth. 准则• Listening to customers is now part of the mantra of new management in public services.倾听顾客的要求是当今公⽤事业新型管理准则中的⼀部分。获取外刊的完整原文以及精讲笔记，请关注微信公众号「早安英文」，回复“外刊”即可。更多有意思的英语干货等着你！【节目介绍】《早安英文-每日外刊精读》，带你精读最新外刊，了解国际最热事件：分析语法结构，拆解长难句，最接地气的翻译，还有重点词汇讲解。所有选题均来自于《经济学人》《纽约时报》《华尔街日报》《华盛顿邮报》《大西洋月刊》《科学杂志》《国家地理》等国际一线外刊。【适合谁听】1、关注时事热点新闻，想要学习最新最潮流英文表达的英文学习者2、任何想通过地道英文提高听、说、读、写能力的英文学习者3、想快速掌握表达，有出国学习和旅游计划的英语爱好者4、参加各类英语考试的应试者（如大学英语四六级、托福雅思、考研等）【你将获得】1、超过1000篇外刊精读课程，拓展丰富语言表达和文化背景2、逐词、逐句精确讲解，系统掌握英语词汇、听力、阅读和语法3、每期内附学习笔记，包含全文注释、长难句解析、疑难语法点等，帮助扫除阅读障碍。
Trump returns to the White House, Mr Modi meets President Xi in Russia. Are businesses ready to survive a world of shifting alliances and tariff threats? Back by popular requests, we're re-introducing our weekly recap format in this episode as we dive into the latest economic and political developments reshaping business strategies across borders. As the world watches the U.S. elections, many companies globally, especially cross-border businesses in Asia, are already making bold moves to adapt—with some even setting up shop in Paraguay to avoid potential tariffs. We also discuss the evolving coffee landscape, including Luckin Coffee's and Cotti Coffee's ambitious expansion plans. Where does incumbent Starbucks stand amidst this intensifying competition? Tune in as we weigh in on operational differences, consumer behaviour, and brand strategies of coffee giants globally.
Hermes is the top fashion stock right now… but it just got sued for running a handbag hustle.Starbucks' greatest threat is Luckin Coffee… and Luckin's coming to America.Finally, airlines are required to auto-refund your canceled flight… because burdens are big.Plus, the #1 ranked bar in the world is in Mexico City… and it's ½ the price of NYC cocktails.$HESAY $LKNCY $AAL—-----------------------------------------------------Subscribe to our new (2nd) show… The Best Idea Yet: Wondery.fm/TheBestIdeaYetLinksEpisodes drop weekly. It's The Best Idea Yet.GET ON THE POD: Submit a shoutout or fact: https://tboypod.com/shoutouts FOR MORE NICK & JACK: Newsletter: https://tboypod.com/newsletter Connect with Nick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-martell/ Connect with Jack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-crivici-kramer/ SOCIALS:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tboypod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tboypodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tboypod Anything else: https://tboypod.com/ Subscribe to our new (2nd) show… The Best Idea Yet: Wondery.fm/TheBestIdeaYetLinksEpisodes drop weekly. It's The Best Idea Yet.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Today's EpisodeWe're diving into the most popular café in China—Luckin Coffee. With over 20,000 Luckin shops across the country, it has far surpassed Starbucks. What's the secret behind their success? Find out more in today's episode!Membership PreviewHave you ever been really passionate about something, only to have that enthusiasm fade quickly? How do we express those moments in Chinese? On Tuesday, September 17th, we will release a premium episode for our members, giving you a quick boost on these useful expressions.Don't miss out! Interested in joining the membership? ⬇️Support MaoMi & Get exclusive to premium content!https://www.buzzsprout.com/1426696/subscribe↗️Transcript and translation are available on https://maomichinese.comInterested in any topics? leave me a message on: https://maomichinese.com or https://www.instagram.com/maomichinese/?hl=enText me what you think :)Support the show
This week we hear from Professor Rose Luckin, from University College London and Educate Ventures Research In the podcast, Rose mentioned the 1% project in Finland from 2020 - here's some reporting on it Through Educate Ventures Research there are a range of AI consultancy and training services for schools, including the AI Readiness Online Course for teachers Rose also has a monthy newsletter "The Skinny on AI for Education" which has an extensive reading list every edition, on a number of AI topics, not just what's happening in education.
ESG, GSG, and carbon accounting are more than just buzzwords—they are key factors in the transformation of modern businesses. In this episode of the Impulso Podcast, we dive deep into the intricacies of carbon accounting and its impact on businesses with Sam Hon, founder and CEO of CREX, and Shaolin Zheng, co-founder and CTO at NextBillion.ai. Key highlights from this episode: Carbon accounting is not just an environmental obligation but a tool for improving business efficiency; Complexities of adopting carbon accounting, misalignment between management goals and operational realities; Future of sustainability practices, and the role of data in driving change. Tune in as we explain what carbon accounting actually is, and how companies are integrating it into their operations while boosting profits. Featured materials: CREX | Linkedin NextBillion.ai | LinkedinMomentum Works Immersions: F&B innovations E86: Luckin Coffee opens 20,000th store, The Impulso Podcast E76: Starbucks vs Luckin in China, who is winning?, The Impulso Podcast E70: Succession - successful tech founders' dilemma Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:00 Why CREX and not TREX? 3:30 Aligning sustainability to your business goals 12:10 All about algorithms 21:35 Irrational behaviours - can they be changed? 30:48 Understanding (and changing) human behaviour 37:19 Recycling: Aluminium versus plastic 51:10 What is carbon accounting?
Starbucks has replaced CEO Laxman Narasimhan with Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol, in hopes that he can help revive Starbucks fading sales. Since the beginning, Starbucks has had an interesting and evolving history of CEOs. What does this new leadership change mean for Starbucks? Is new leadership all that is needed for Starbucks to turn the tide? Tune in to the latest episode of the Impulso podcast as we explore Starbucks' leadership history, the challenges the company is currently facing, and examine why some founders/leaders just can't seem to leave. Featured materials: Momentum Works Immersions: F&B innovations E86: Luckin Coffee opens 20,000th store, The Impulso Podcast E76: Starbucks vs Luckin in China, who is winning?, The Impulso Podcast E70: Succession - successful tech founders' dilemma Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:12 Starbucks announces new CEO 4:25 Was Laxman's time on the ground helpful? 7:40 Who is Howard Schultz? 12:35 Why can't founders find good successors? 15:40 Culture eats strategy for breakfast - what can leaders do? 22:05 Starbucks faces strong competition in China 23:25 Momentum Works F&B immersion
Chagee has returned in Singapore (after leaving earlier this year). Their grand opening drew massive crowds, with queues stretching for over an hour. We did a poll on our WeChat, and more than 50% of respondents believe that Chagee will dominate the market. But what makes Chagee stand out in a crowded field of competitors? Tune in to the latest episode of the Impulso podcast as we delve into Chagee's business model, compare it to its competitors, explore the rise of Chinese F&B brands in the region, and discuss the fundamental challenges faced by F&B companies. Featured materials: Momentum Works Immersions: F&B innovations Coffee in Southeast Asia, Momentum Works Luckin Coffee opens its 20,000th store, The Low Down Bubble Tea: The business behind Southeast Asia's favorite drink, Momentum Works E76: Starbucks vs Luckin in China, who is winning?, The Impulso Podcast E63: How does Luckin Coffee open 1000 new stores every month?!, The Impulso Podcast Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:32 Chagee reenters Singapore with grand opening 1:54 Chagee's first entrance 5:15 How will they perform after reentering 7:15 What makes Chagee stand out? 12:21 Is Luckin copying Chagee? 14:00 The story behind Chagee's founder 18:52 Bingxue in Jakarta 21:00 Singapore's saturated beverage market 24:10 What are the fundamental challenges faced by F&B players? 26:00 Dealing with different cultures 28:05 Chagee at the Paris Olympics 30:15 Momentum Works F&B immersion
Luckin Coffee has opened its 20,000th store, in Beijing! This comes as no surprise as Luckin has been bold in its expansion, opening almost 1,000 every month in Q4 2023. But how did Luckin achieve this incredible growth? Are they trying out a new business model in their 20,000th store? Tune in to the latest episode of the Impulso podcast as we dive into the data-driven strategies behind Luckin's success. Featured materials: Momentum Works Immersions: F&B innovations Coffee in Southeast Asia, Momentum Works Luckin Coffee opens its 20,000th store, The Low Down E76: Starbucks vs Luckin in China, who is winning?, The Impulso Podcast E63: How does Luckin Coffee open 1000 new stores every month?!, The Impulso Podcast Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:46 Luckin Coffee Growth 3:20 Handcrafted Coffee in Beijing 4:50 Supply Chain 6:20 Luckin Products 8:05 Brand Partnerships 11:05 Competition in Singapore 13:50 Chagee 19:40 Upcoming events
China's Luckin Coffee is the nation's top coffee retailer, overtaking even Starbucks. That would be notable itself, but less than 4 years ago the company filed for bankruptcy, making its comeback even more unlikely. The turnaround is in part thanks to the chain's automated stores, cut-price deals and innovative drinks that appeal to local tastes. Today on The Big Take Asia, host K. Oanh Ha speaks with Bloomberg's Rachel Chang on how Luckin managed to turn around its failing business to overtake Starbucks, and asks whether it can hold on to its success as coffee takes off in China, and more rivals emerge. Read more: China's Luckin Coffee Is Back From the Brink and Beating Starbucks Further listening: What Does China's Economic Slowdown Mean For the Communist Party? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
China's Luckin Coffee is the nation's top coffee retailer, overtaking even Starbucks. That would be notable itself, but less than 4 years ago the company filed for bankruptcy, making its comeback even more unlikely. The turnaround is in part thanks to the chain's automated stores, cut-price deals and innovative drinks that appeal to local tastes. Today on The Big Take Asia, host K. Oanh Ha speaks with Bloomberg's Rachel Chang on how Luckin managed to turn around its failing business to overtake Starbucks, and asks whether it can hold on to its success as coffee takes off in China, and more rivals emerge. Read more: China's Luckin Coffee Is Back From the Brink and Beating Starbucks Further listening: What Does China's Economic Slowdown Mean For the Communist Party? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What now? What next? Insights into Australia's tertiary education sector
In this episode Claire shares what she learned from two of the presenters at the HolonIQ 2024 "Future of Higher Education & Workforce" Summit. Prof. Rose Luckin and Dr Victoria Galan-Muros are respectively experts in AI in education and on microcredentials in higher education. The insights they shared left Claire (and other Summit attendees) with a lot to contemplate.The website for Prof. Luckin's EDUCATE Ventures Research is: https://www.educateventures.com/UNESCO's Institute for Higher Education's website is: https://www.iesalc.unesco.org/en/Claire will publish a summary of her takeaways from the Summit on her website in the coming days at: https://clairefield.com.au/about/Contact Claire: Connect with me on LinkedIn: Claire Field Follow me on Bluesky: @clairefield.bsky.social Check out the news pages on my website: clairefield.com.au Email me at: admin@clairefield.com.au The ‘What now? What next?' podcast recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Australia's traditional custodians. In the spirit of reconciliation we are proud to recommend John Briggs Consulting as a leader in Reconciliation and Indigenous engagement. To find out more go to www.johnbriggs.net.au
Both Starbucks and Luckin Coffee recently unveiled their Q1 2024 earnings, eliciting varied market responses. In China, Starbucks faced a challenging quarter with comparable store sales declining by 11%, attributed to an 8% drop in average ticket sales. Meanwhile, Luckin has stayed committed to rapid expansion, opening over 2,000 stores in Q1, albeit at a slower pace than usual. Who is winning in China's competitive coffee scene? Tune in as we delve into the latest results of these two coffee giants, the evolving landscape of coffee consumption in China, and examine the competitive dynamics between traditional giants and agile disruptors in the digital age. Featured materials: Coffee in Southeast Asia, Momentum Works Sip, Innovate, Repeat: Immersive Workshop, Momentum Works E63: How does Luckin Coffee open 1000 new stores every month?!, The Impulso Podcast E65: Will health labels reduce bubble tea consumption? The Luckin x Moutai partnership that sold 5 mil cups of coffee in one day, ThelowDown
This is the 3rd episode of a five-part series on The Daily Coffee Pro by Map It Forward Podcast, hosted by Map It Forward founder, Lee Safar.Our guest for this series is David Yan from China-based equipment manufacturer Sino Wolf in Shanghai. In this series, Lee and David are discussing "The Fast-Evolving Coffee Scene In China"In this episode of the podcast series, David and Lee delve into the rapidly growing coffee scene in China, from consumer trends to the challenges of coffee production in the region. The discussion touches on the popularity of single-origin coffees, including Ethiopian Geisha, and how companies like Luckin influence consumer preferences through innovative offerings like the Little Black Cup. The episode also explores the broader implications of automation and venture capital in scaling coffee business models globally, with insights into how these trends affect traditional and emerging coffee markets. The conversation provides a comprehensive overview of China's coffee culture, consumer behavior, and how the country is adapting to and influencing global coffee trends.00:00 Introduction00:39 Sponsored Segment: Becoming a Coffee Consultant01:17 Exploring the Coffee Scene in China01:53 The Rapid Growth of Coffee Consumption in China02:52 Challenges and Realities of Coffee Production in China05:31 Consumer Preferences and Coffee Consumption Trends15:44 The Impact of Automation and Global Expansion on Coffee Culture19:52 Looking Ahead: The Future of Coffee in ChinaConnect with David Yan on LinkedIn at http://linkedin.com/in/davidyanwei•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Daily Coffee Pro by Map It Forward Podcast Host: Lee Safar https://www.mapitforward.coffee https://www.instagram.com/mapitforward.coffee https://www.instagram.com/leesafar ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
This is the 3rd episode of a five-part series on The Daily Coffee Pro by Map It Forward Podcast, hosted by Map It Forward founder, Lee Safar.Our guest for this series is David Yan from China-based equipment manufacturer Sino Wolf in Shanghai. In this series, Lee and David are discussing "The Fast-Evolving Coffee Scene In China"In this episode of the podcast series, David and Lee delve into the rapidly growing coffee scene in China, from consumer trends to the challenges of coffee production in the region. The discussion touches on the popularity of single-origin coffees, including Ethiopian Geisha, and how companies like Luckin influence consumer preferences through innovative offerings like the Little Black Cup. The episode also explores the broader implications of automation and venture capital in scaling coffee business models globally, with insights into how these trends affect traditional and emerging coffee markets. The conversation provides a comprehensive overview of China's coffee culture, consumer behavior, and how the country is adapting to and influencing global coffee trends.00:00 Introduction00:39 Sponsored Segment: Becoming a Coffee Consultant01:17 Exploring the Coffee Scene in China01:53 The Rapid Growth of Coffee Consumption in China02:52 Challenges and Realities of Coffee Production in China05:31 Consumer Preferences and Coffee Consumption Trends15:44 The Impact of Automation and Global Expansion on Coffee Culture19:52 Looking Ahead: The Future of Coffee in ChinaConnect with David Yan on LinkedIn at http://linkedin.com/in/davidyanwei •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Daily Coffee Pro by Map It Forward Podcast Host: Lee Safar https://www.mapitforward.coffee https://www.instagram.com/mapitforward.coffee https://www.instagram.com/leesafar ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
In Luckin Coffee's latest 2023 Q4 report, the company revealed that it opened 2,975 stores in Q4 - almost 1,000 stores every month. The report also unveiled that Luckin has overtaken Starbucks in terms of sales in China. But is Starbucks genuinely their primary competitor in China? If not, who holds the title of Luckin's main competitor in China? In this episode, we are joined by our in-house coffee expert, Weihan. Together, we dive into: The rationale and methodologies driving the rapid expansions of both Luckin and Cotti; Luckin's success in digitalisation and data collection, as well as the feasibility of other brands replicating such a model; Some key considerations for coffee (or F&B) brands as they expand out of China into Southeast Asia. Featured materials: Coffee in Southeast Asia, Momentum Works Sip, Innovate, Repeat: Immersive Workshop, Momentum Academy We did a poll with 1,300 community members on Luckin's performance in Singapore, TheLowDown Luckin's latest Singapore outlet mirrors its China stores, TheLowDown “Disgraced” Luckin founder started a new coffee chain in China, TheLowDown
¿Merece la pena aprender una segunda lengua cuando podemos traducir con el móvil? ¿Para qué ir a clase si hay tantos cursos gratuitos de idioma en la red? ¿Cómo puede utilizar un profesor las nuevas tecnologías cuando los alumnos suelen conocer mejor todas sus posibilidades? Son preguntas que todos empezamos a plantearnos y sobre ellas se ha debatido en el Instituto Cervantes en una mesa redonda sobre inteligencia artificial y el aprendizaje de idiomas en el que ha participado Miguel Rebollo, de la Politécnica de Valencia, y Rose Luckin, del University College de Londres, que lleva 30 años analizando cómo aplicar la tecnología a la educación. Reflexiones necesarias que hemos querido compartir. Escuchar audio
Cromer veteran Ted Luckin BEM shares his memories of Henry Blogg, the RNLI's most decorated lifesaver The word ‘legend' is often used lightly. But Henry Blogg truly was one. During 53 years' service at Cromer, the RNLI's most decorated crew member helped to save 873 lives. Former Cromer Helm Ted Luckin knew Henry, and in this episode he shares his memories of the man. Over 6 decades, Ted has performed almost every role at the station, so is a bit of a legend himself. It all started when he was invited to join the crew by coxswains ‘Shrimp' Davis and ‘Tuna' Harrison. After that, Ted never found himself more than 200 yards from the sea. Find out more about the life of RNLI legend Henry Blogg. 200 Voices is produced by Adventurous Audio for the RNLI Interview by the RNLI's Rory Stamp Soundtrack composed and performed by Jon Nicholls The RNLI is a charity celebrating 200 years of saving lives at sea - find out more at RNLI.org/200
Tania Luckin and husband Stephen moved from New Zealand to Australia 26 years ago, and whilst Stephen was from a farming background, Tania had NO dairy experience. But as you will hear, she has thoroughly enjoyed learning and working alongside Stephen and certainly has had a wonderful career in dairy. In today's chat she shares the experience of moving to Australia and learning a whole new industry, how they have managed their staff with an emphasis on getting the 3R's right, her involvement within industry on representative boards for the last 22 years, with the last 6 years spent on the Dairy Australia Board. This chat was recorded late last year and since then, Tania's term has finished, with some other wonderful new farmer representatives stepping up. I think you will really love the great pieces of advice and insights she gives into being involved with industry and using your voice for the better of the industry - I certainly have taken so much away from this chat. In the spirit of reconciliation we would like to acknowlegde the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. If you know someone who you think would be great on the podcast, or you would like to share your story, please get in touch by sending an email to podcast.morethanmilk@gmail.com or stay connected by following us on Instagram or Facebook and send us a message - I'd love to hear from you.
Get buzzed! There's been no greater buzz around China than the collaboration between popular coffee chain, Luckin' Coffee, and stalwart baijiu brant, Moutai. Together, they released the liquor latte and its ‘sauce aroma' and taste has polarized the population. China Daily reporter Stephanie finally gets her hands on a cup to see what all of the buzz is about!
主播：梅莉 | Wendi歌曲 ：Fake今天，我们聊一个近期热点话题——瑞幸新品“酱香拿铁”。1. “酱香拿铁”英语怎么说国外新闻媒体大多用的是“sauce-flavored latte” 。Latte是拿铁咖啡，sauce就是我们平时吃的调味酱，比方说chili sauce，辣椒酱，flavor就是香味或者味道的意思，那sauce-flavored就是有这种酱香味道的。你也可以直接说，Moutai-flavored latte，茅台风味的拿铁咖啡。茅台的英文名也挺有意思的，不是用的“茅”的拼音，而是Mou, Moutai。2. 酱香拿铁怎么那么火？It is a collaboration between the two Chinese beverage giants—Luckin Coffee and Moutai.它是中国两大beverage giants（饮品行业的巨头）的collaboration（联名）。这个新品一经上市，it was an instant hit（瞬间大火）。每天都有特别多的人去买，根本就抢不到，每天很早就显示已售罄。• beverage /ˈbevərɪdʒ/ n. 饮料• giant /ˈdʒaɪənt/ n. 大公司• collaboration /kəˌlæbəˈreɪʃ(ə)n/ n. 协作，合作It really created so much buzz on social media. 它在社交媒体上引起了很多轰动。And there are also so many hashtags on Weibo. 微博上有好多关于这个酱香拿铁的hashtag(话题)，每一个点击率都超高！Collaboration（联名）真的是a fresh and innovative way to make their product popular again（让产品变得流行的很创新的一种方式），这样做，对于联名的品牌彼此，达到了 win-win（双赢）。茅台近两年可没少搞联名。他们在2021年的时候推出了Moutai flavored ice cream（茅台冰淇凌），当时也是大获成功。They have been sold in over 160 Chinese cities，卖出了1000万杯。肯德基最近也和茅台出了联名，宣传语是“美酒加炸鸡，就爱KFC” 。“酱香拿铁”走红后，9月16日，茅台官宣与德芙推出酒心巧克力。看得出来，they are really trying to change the diversity of their products now （他们现在真的在努力改变他们产品的多样性），而且，取得的效果都很好。• diversity /daɪˈvɜ:rsəti/ n. 多样性3. 酱香拿铁——烈酒加咖啡国外媒体在报道的时候，说:Luckin is adding the fiery liquor to its lattes. 瑞幸咖啡里加了fiery liquor（烈酒）。fiery来自fire火这个词，那用fiery来形容食物或者酒就说明这个食物很辣，好像舌头着火了一样。• fiery /ˈfaɪəri/ adj. 激烈的；火热的• liquor /ˈlɪkər/ n. 烈性酒还报道说： Luckin coffee and Moutai have collaborated on a new product that spices up Luckin's coffee with Moutai baijiu.瑞幸咖啡和茅台合作开发了一种新产品，里面加入了茅台白酒。spicy up 这个用法很好，给……加味，让它变得有吸引力，或者更美味。比如说，you have a plain glass of water，你想让它变得好喝，you might add some flavorings like lemon to spice it up。酱香拿铁中加的茅台度数很高，it's a very strong liquor，但是瑞幸官方说里面的酒精浓度是低于0.5度的。虽然度数很低，但是官方还是不建议未成年人、孕妇以及驾驶人员饮用，据说这个酒精含量还是会被查出酒驾的。4. 咖啡与酒，哪个更受欢迎？中老年人会喝白酒多一些，年轻人也会喝酒，但是很少喝白酒，it is usually served in important gatherings（喝的话也是在重要的场合）。对于年轻人来说，咖啡是比较受欢迎的。Younger Chinese consumers definitely drink more coffee than Baijiu. 所以，这也就能解释，为什么the collaboration between Luckin Coffee and Moutai会那么成功了。在网上有个很火的词叫“早C晚A”，C stands for coffee and A for alcohol, 所以“早C晚A”就是说现在的年轻人早上喝咖啡晚上喝酒，当然喝酒一般都是小酌一杯休息一下。[之前我们做过关于外国咖啡文化的节目，大家感兴趣的话，可以在我们往期节目中搜索“咖啡”了解一下。]5. 外国人喜欢白酒吗？中国的白酒可不是the White Wine，White Wine refers to 白葡萄酒，而我们的白酒是Chinese Baijiu。中国的白酒根据酿造的原材料的不同有很多种不同的香型（aroma），分为： rice aroma 米香型light aroma 淡（清）香型strong aroma 浓香型sauce aroma 酱香型主播梅莉说，她见到的foreigners还没有几个会喜欢白酒的， because it's too strong（度数太高了）。大家可以在评论区给我们留言，分享你对酱香拿铁的想法。M: Until next time! Bye bye!W: Bye!
Welcome to the Weekly Recap by Momentum Works, where we dissect business news in China and Southeast Asia. On this episode's agenda: Luckin x Moutai collab, Lummo liquidation, and Indonesia's plan to ban TikTok Shop. Luckin, a Chinese coffee company, made headlines by selling in one day more than 5 million cups of an alcohol-infused latte, made in collaboration with Mouitai. Apart from discussing the technology and price of a new drink, we will dive deeper into how Moutai, a well-established brand of premium liquor, benefits from this collaboration, whether this is the first time they are making a liquor-flavored product, and what we can learn from partnership about competitiveness in F&B industry in China. On Wednesday night news about Indonesia's plan to ban TikTok Shop shook up the e-commerce scene. The government cites monopolistic activities as the reason for the prohibition. We will talk about how likely such a prohibition is to come into force and how it could potentially impact the e-commerce industry in Indonesia, as well as what is needed legally to make it come true. Finally, Indonesian start-up Lummo (previously known as Bukukas) applied for voluntary liquidation after receiving more than USD $130 million from various investors, including Sequoia and Jeff Bezos' VC firm. A SaaS startup originally offering bookkeeping services for SMEs was unable to generate enough revenue. We discuss the challenges of relying on bookkeeping as a core of a model. Featured material: The TikTok Shop Playbook | Momentum Works https://open.spotify.com/episode/0o96zu5t6ZDlfXVSB5KrS6?si=368314592728461f The Luckin x Moutai partnership that sold 5 mil cups of coffee in one day - The Low Down - Momentum Works Will Indonesia really ban TikTok Shop? - The Low Down - Momentum Works
In this in-depth episode, we delve into the captivating journey of Luckin Coffee, exploring their strategic evolution from the voucher stage to becoming a coffee sensation in China. Luckin initially focused on selling coffee culture but quickly realized the key to their success lay in meeting Chinese consumers' demands for authentic coffee flavors. Notably, their coconut latte emerged as the most popular drink, catapulting their popularity to new heights. However, amidst their success, Luckin faced a setback due to a fraud issue, leading to a lawsuit and the eventual removal of their original founder. Yet, his entrepreneurial spirit didn't wane, as the same founder went on to launch another venture - Cotti Coffee. Meanwhile, Starbucks, a giant in the global coffee industry, stood as a formidable competitor with its unique selling point of offering more than just coffee; it provided an unparalleled experience and ambience synonymous with meeting for coffee. The customer experience at Starbucks and Luckin differs significantly, as the spaces each company creates cater to distinct preferences and moods. Explore the fascinating details of how ordering from these coffee titans differs; with Luckin, it's an app-exclusive process with no cashiers involved, ensuring swift order-to-delivery service. Furthermore, we question whether customers genuinely prioritize coffee taste or if other factors take precedence in their choices. Unearth the pricing dynamics between Starbucks and Luckin in Singapore, where the price point is quite similar, albeit Starbucks may marginally outprice Luckin. However, Luckin competes with a plethora of vouchers to entice customers. Interestingly, Luckin's semi-machine customization contrasts Starbucks' more flexible approach. Discover the strategic locations of these coffee powerhouses; while Starbucks enjoys the flexibility of choosing various locations, Luckin positions itself in central and convenient spots for maximum visibility and accessibility. For more on what we've discussed today, refer to “Sip, Innovate, Repeat” below. Referenced in this episode: “Disgraced” Luckin founder started a new coffee chain in China https://thelowdown.momentum.asia/disgraced-luckin-founder-started-a-new-coffee-chain-in-china/ Luckin Coffee sold more than 2000 cups on its opening day https://thelowdown.momentum.asia/luckin-coffee-sold-more-than-2000-cups-on-its-opening-day/ Sip, Innovate, Repeat - Lessons on Innovation https://www.momentum.academy/workshops-simulations-1/sip%2C-innovate%2C-repeat---lessons-on-innovation-
Finding “The One” or Committing to “The One”Deep intimacy and relationships are so much more than destiny and luckIn this episode we delve deep into the importance of holding the full spectrum of emotions in a relationship and connectionAnd what it means for an “unfuckwithable” relationship to work,We also cover..Practicing deep commitment in a relationshipCracking the heart open for more loveUnderstanding the difference between happiness and liberationGratitude and appreciation for one's partnerThe practice of seeking depth in a relationshipEmbracing the full spectrum of life's experiencesThe importance of actively participating in a relationshipThe pursuit of a deep and meaningful relationshipLove as a journey, not just a destinationLINKS:Come say hi on Instagram - @sexloveeverythinginbetweenMeg: @the.meg.o Jacob: @thejacoboneillThe Desire Date here. Buy a ticket to The Gathering of Men here.
Episode 22: We continue our chat with Bob Luckin, artist and audiophile, and we talk about some music you might want to check out because they are deep in the mainstream, and we hear from Poco, Thelma and Louise music, an alternate version of a month song and more. All TVTs are better with headphones or give it some volume because we've got some good ones on all the podcasts. Enjoy “Thunderbird” with Pete Haycock and Hans Zimmer especially!
Episode 21: It took some time to get this one ready for you and I hope you'll find it worth the wait. I had a chat with my new friend, Bob Luckin, a while ago and he has some great suggestions of music to listen to and videos to watch that just might make you feel better but mostly, that might lift your soul. Featured tunes include Finlandia from Sibelius, a song that spanned 3 decades, a remake of a Lennon composition and more. I hope you like the path we took on this one. Mr. Luckin's new book is called The Diary of a Mindful Dog. It's touching, insightful, and smart. And it's very fun to read.
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In this episode I talk about receiving my Purple belt in Jiu Jitsu and what that means. We also talk taking a kid to fight and fight week. Hope you enjoy and don't forget the combinations and technique videos. Like, comment and subscribe please. Peace, LuckIn this episode I talk about receiving my Purple belt in Jiu Jitsu and what that means. We also talk taking a kid to fight and fight week. Hope you enjoy and don't forget the combinations and technique videos. Like, comment and subscribe please. Peace, Luck --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bcma/support
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Uh, this is the power hour. This is the trader your show. That's why we spend these 60 minutes together. Every single day. We want to get some idea flow going ideas, not just coming from my.Not just coming from my beautiful co-host producer, a B, but most importantly, out of the chat. So guys, if you have tickers, you want us to talk about, drop them in the chat? We will take a look, uh, on my list on my radar for today. Uh, we, we want to follow up on a couple of symbols that we looked at yesterday.Uh, we, we, we looked at, uh, naked brands yesterday. Uh, we, we looked at a ba-bye yesterday, so, so those are two follow-ups that, uh, that I want to talk about. Uh, We haven't talked about Ford in quite a while on this show. Uh, I, I think that I got banned from saying the F word, uh, by the chat that they were sick of me talking about Ford.But now that we have a little bit of price action, let, let let's, let's hop back to some of those tickers, uh, and, and early birds get the worm. I see a metamaterials to your M M a T I C a U N F I O does that unify a United natural foods who that strong. So, so, so we'll get to those ones as well. But all right, guys.So without further ado, I'm going to throw my screen up on there, but let's look at, we were doing Rippy stocks yesterday. Okay. And, and let, let, let, let's keep ourselves honest. All right. I said that I was, I was hitting naked brands long and strong taking it for a ride. Uh, and, and then I said, uh, Minko ventures, ticker, BB IEG.It's Bravo, Bravo, India golf. Uh, I was sitting on the sidelines for, those were our two Rippy stocks yesterday. Um, Until we got to check in on them today. So, so, so naked brands, what we're looking at right now is we're looking at a two day card. Okay. So we're covering two days of time with this chart up here.Uh, I, I got excited yesterday. Um, after the close, when we saw the stock hit all the way up to 94 cents, um, that, that is right around where we called it. We called it to 95. We said a dollar is tough, but it's going to get darn close to that dollar. Uh, we got up to 94, uh, but have since pulled back, I sat on my hands yesterday watching this thing move after hours.Uh, I, I didn't take any action on it one way or another. I'm still sitting on the shares pretty much a break, even from when we talked about it on this show yesterday 80 cents. My general sentiment is that the ride, the move is more or less done, but I want to throw this one out to the chat guys. We're, we're circling back on some of these risky stocks again, naked brands, and we'll get to Vinco ventures in the second year.If you guys still liked the move in naked brands and let me zoom us out, uh, here let's go to a six month chart. Uh, three months. There you go. It makes it easier. See, so there's a three month chart. Um, you know, we, we, we, we, we saw that, that power move upward. Again. My call is that it's over. If anybody still likes the trade, the, the energy, the momentum, the swing trade.Give me the one in the chat. If not give me the two more or less I'm at, Hey, the, the thing was fun. We had our ride. I had the opportunity to capitalize. I didn't, I missed it. I let it sit too hopeful for that dollar. Uh, but, but I wanna see where everybody is at on that one. Then let's go to the other rip stock that we were talking about yesterday.Vinco ventures, Tigger, BB I G Bravo, Bravo, India golf. Uh, this one we did at least call right, uh, down 10% today. Um, you know, the, the, the call on this one was that the momentum had to already. Uh, and, and we didn't, I at least didn't like this one from the long side. Uh, and, and you can see, uh, from, from where we talked about it yesterday and the aids, we're now down into the sixes.Um, and, and just continuing to see a little bit of pain in this stock. I'm Vinco ventures, uh, shout out to Daniel and Chad in the chat. I see you guys saying that, that you don't like to naked brands move either. I'm going to throw out the same question. Vinco ventures one way or another. Okay. No snow, no sitting on our hands, but let's get the fingers moving.Let's get the blood flow and let's get some participation. Uh, if, if you guys liked this stock right now, you would take it long. Drop me the one, if not drop me the two. I'm curious where everybody is at sitting here on a Vinco ventures. Again, my, my call would be, Hey, I'm just staying on. The sidelines is on the sidelines yesterday.I will continue to sit there to hang out there. So all right guys. Oh, and we got a nice wave of twos. I'm being good ventures. Yeah. We're all on the same page here. So he energies out interesting stock, I think really interesting company, right? Remember this, this is like the Tik TOK of India and a handful of other geographies, um, and Matty ice.He's the one coming in, coming in with that Matty ice net Natty ice type move. Um, so I dunno, I think that the company is interesting. I don't really know anything about the valuation of the financials, but, but at least the story of being the Tik TOK of, in of, of India is interesting. So I dunno, per the chart per the energy per the swing trade, I am hanging out on the sidelines there on that one.All right, guys, let, let, let, let's keep it going. Uh, let, let let's talk about Chinese name. Uh, and Ali Baba specifically, here's the three-year charter Alibaba. Here's the one-year chart of Alibaba. Uh, again, continuing to, to see some red, uh, I was, was bullish, or I thought we could do some bottom picking on some of these Chinese stocks a few weeks ago that hasn't played out continue to, to be some, some blood red in the streets.Uh, I I'll, I'll throw this question out to the chat as well. Uh, does anybody have a favorite Chinese stock right now? And if, if you're not aware, basically the story with the Chinese stocks has just been a lot of headline risk and, and the headline risk is different than the headline risk a couple of years ago, if you recall, but it was always Trump in China going back and forth, talking trade deals, talking whatever we're not going to cooperate.That was the headline risk in, in some of these, uh, Chinese docs a couple of years ago, the, the headline risk that we're getting now is coming pretty much straight out of China. It's less of like this, this us China European conflict, uh, and, and actually more of a, Hey China is tightening things down. We saw what happened to D that was that's the stock, that's the Uber of China.Um, you know, within three, four days of it getting, uh, of listing as a public company, having its IPO, check this out 1, 2, 3, day four, I got banned from the Chinese app store due to security concerns. Um, so there there's just been a ton, a ton, a ton of, uh, uh, you know, headline risks coming out of China that the narrative has changed.When, when does that end? I don't know. We don't know. Uh, and so, so for that reason, I have been hanging out on the sidelines on some of these Chinese. Um, I am personally not any. Now I just asked the chat. What are some of your favorite Chinese tickers? There's also many dropped in, in, in EEG. H new homes are all God.So one your chart of that one that is brutal. Um, see a Baidu in there. Uh, L K N C Y. I don't know that one. If, if Mike tell us what that stock is, uh, I'm curious, there, there there's a handful of names. I don't know, not a ton, uh, but, but, but a handful. And I'm curious, I, I see a Neo Baba Baidu. I see another Neo.I see a PDD that's pin duo duo. Um, you know, but, but again, I've been on the sidelines and another Neo. All right. So we saw a lot of Neo fans in there as a jd.com. I were to do it again. My play would be taken a crack at ed BD. Again, I tried it once. It didn't work for me, but I was going to do it. I would do it via D D that the stock is cheap.It's in the right space. Uh, and it's so embedded into people's daily lives that I think it's a, a tougher one to disrupt. And if you think about breakup risk, right? That's one of the narratives that we hear about in Alibaba's there's breakup risks, the company might get break, it broken up. You have a lot less of that risk with a company like a D D who essentially is offering, uh, you know, one substantial service.Um, Looking coffee. Yeah. If you guys haven't ride the lucky and coffee story, do yourself a favor and read that one. That was the stock. That was the hottest stock around for awhile. It was the Starbucks of China basically was, it was luck in coffee. It kept going and going and going. It was a favorite of all of us, individual investors.Uh, and then one day it just got delisted. Um, and, and it was a matter of years, uh, but before, before we heard from Luckin coffee. So it's definitely a tough one. If anybody hasn't read that story, I think you owe it to yourselves as an investor to read that one and just understand a little bit of the risks that can be in play here.So, Luke, I heard you talking about Baba. I know we've talked about a few different ways to trade it. I think what we were talking about last week when we were looking at the, you know, year and a half out options, Uh, long dated calls one 70, I think that's still interested. And maybe we could even, um, you know, do a trade where we sell some, you know, say one 30 or one 40 puts and see if we get any premium from those and then use that premium, um, to purchase those long dated calls.So you're getting super long. I sorta like it it's aggressive, it's aggressive, but I just, I, I mean, obviously we could get some that say that I've never sold puts to then buy calls before. Okay. I'm just saying we, we, we could, the risk there is, is, like you said, we get some bad news out of China and the stock continues to drop, but, uh, you know, with the news that we have out there right now, I don't see this drop in below $130.I said that about, you know, like the $170 level though. So who knows, maybe we'll sit on the sideline a little bit longer at what do we say? Like two and a half times even. Yeah, which is in 44 on the S and P 500. I mean, it's a cheap stock. There's no doubt. There's no doubt. It's a cheap stock. I sort of like your, your elongated call approach.It's a cheap way to take a crack at it. And it's a way that, you know, aside. So, so say you don't sell the puts to raise capital and all you do is buy the long dated call. What I like about that is you have a very fixed, um, you know, downside, you can choose, say like, okay, if we find a call for $1,900 and say, that's the most we can lose on this, if we get some positive movement in the stock, um, we get some gamma that could easily double and say, Hey, look, I've got, you know, if you have that cash sitting around that you're willing to get risky with.I think that could be a very good play right now. All right. And, and you, you have a big interview coming up in a minute here, producer AB, but, but let me do one more stock before we hop to it. Okay. I've been good. Okay. Th the chat banned me from the F-word a Ford. Okay. I used to talk about it ad nauseum.Uh, but, but, but it's back, it's making a move there's headlines. And so we're, we're, we're not going to skip it. Okay. Take her forward Ford motor company AF uh, the re this was our 2021 stock of the year. Every year. I, I make a call where I say, this is my stock of the year. I, I throw it up on billboards and I stand behind my trade.Uh, we, we bought the shares outright, plus, uh, we, we bought the $10 strike, 20, 22 calls. Okay. So, so you can see for it at the beginning of the year, with somewhere in the high eights, uh, we, we went out and we bought the $10 strike, 20, 22 calls, uh, obviously up on both of them, you know, it's, it's, I'll take a 65% move on a stock, like forwarded at any time, basically the thesis on Ford at the time when we.W we, we said that the valuation is cheap. Cause we always want to look at the number side of things. Okay. The valuation was, it was relatively cheap compared to a S and P 500 as a whole, and then also compared to other automakers. And then the story side of things, part number two, we said that Ford was going to be an Evie stock this year.We, we, we, we had seen all this money flow into the Evie names and talking to your lucid, your Neos, your Tesla is et cetera, X paying. We can go on and on and on all of the money going into Evie stocks. I said, Ford has already told us this year, they're just going to spend a ton of money. Branding themselves as an evil company.The stock price will pick up from that huge announcement that we got yesterday. Uh, Ford said that they're going to be dropping $7 billion to, to spin up manufacturing in the U S so they're bringing manufacturing back to the U S and specifically to build batteries and to build, uh, uh, the electric vehicles here in Detroit, Michigan.I can see behind me, Ford's old headquarters is, is, is a few buildings behind me. Uh, they're going to be building that electric F-150 so, so, so the, the position that I have on Ford, continuing to be long and strong, I think that the Evie narrative continues to develop. We've seen several product announcements this year.We're going to continue to get them. We're going to continue to get news about, about Ford investing in infrastructure. The market loves Evie stocks that has not changed. It. Doesn't love it as much as it did in February, but the market still loves these Evie names. Uh, and so for that reason, I am staying in long and strong forward bolt in the outright chairs and those long data calls that I have.Yeah. And Luke, the chart looks strong there, it looks like we've broken past those kinds of previous resistance levels of $14. Um, and we see that uptrend. So, so do you have more color on the bringing, uh, you know, some manufacturing back to the states? That's not just saying, Hey, we're going to assemble. Um, you know, some of our trucks are parts here, like other companies are doing, or so the, um, the actual production of the batteries is going to take place here.Yeah. Let's see if we can find the press release. There it is. All right. I understand it. It's $11 billion investment. I think the 7 billion might just be for Michigan. Um, all right. Check it out. So, so, so we, we have 11,000 jobs going in, in, in Tennessee and Kentucky. Uh, and then where is the Michigan plant?We're getting a Michigan plant as well. No, but Ford is like seriously manufacturing. I, I think on top of, uh, you know, that that's going to be good for the company. I think it will also. Uh, you know, be good for the stock as well. I think a lot of retail investors will, will like that about Ford, uh, and maybe we'll see some movement into Ford.I mean, Ford has been on, on like the Robin hood, top 100, uh, owned stocks among retail investors. I think there's a lot of reasons for that. Um, but, but, uh, obviously a lot of retail investors like to kind of buy stocks cheap. So if they see a $10, you know, $14 stock compared to an $800 stock of Tesla, uh, it looks really good.So I like this, Luke. I think we should keep riding the four train. Uh, we'll obviously be keeping our eyes on any developments and news updates and see just kind of how the stock reacts to those. And, and, and you're new to Michigan producer. AB ha have you seen the Ford Rouge plant? No, I have not. Well, we'll take a little tour.This was like, like, like the famous early, like Henry Ford walked around this plant. The Henry Ford. I still haven't been to the GM. What is it called? Renaissance either. So yeah, we've got to do all that. All right. So, so, so we'll make that happen. It's not as common today. I sorta like these, you know, the older pictures are cooler.That was my grandpa working at the Ford Rouge plant. Oh, I see him. I see. Yeah, that guy over there. I see the resemblance. Yeah, there you go. Um, but all right, producer, AB w w what line us up? What else do we have going on today? Um, so here at 1215, we have a Pete chair, which coming up, coming from a Northern trust.And then after that we got, uh, nano, uh, uh, Neil , he's the CEO of nano, uh, pharmacies. I hope I'm saying that. Right. Ticker. And then. And then after that we got Julian Phillips from court core connects. So it's, we have a packed lineup interviews at starting right now, 1230 and then 1245. Oh, I see you, Spencer Israel.I have a question. Do you all think Aaron Bree even knows what day it is? It's Tuesday. Y'all think Aaron Brie even remembered to put his socks on September 20th. That was like the worst pitch teas I've ever heard for upcoming. This was the worst he's ever. Jesus Christ. Spencer. All right. You go, you can take a class.I mean, you would think, you would think he would know who's coming up. Go ahead, Spencer. Come on. I know. I just it's it's the names caught me so excited, dude. Try and told him he needs to tone it down. No, no, no, no, no. I know how to pronounce Pete's last name. Cause I actually researched it. It's peach heroine.Which is mostly what you said he has. Pretty good. Perfect. So thank you. And you, and one of only a few in this world that get it right. Okay. See, we got pizza name, right. People. Wasn't the problem. It was the guys after Pete, but anyway, uh, Pete, welcome to the power hour. Um, yeah, I, I, you know what, Luke, this is an interesting one.Uh, and, and, and I think Luke will want to come back here in a second because, uh, P w what, what you do, uh, at Northern trust is sort of in wine a little bit with weapons and good does is your responsible, and you can correct me if I'm wrong, but you're responsible for the, basically the product development for the, for the bank.Right. And trying to, trying to reach new, new new customers. Is that right? And that's under me. I actually run all, I run about 60% of the bank. So I run all over. Um, and so we're, we're responsible for custody administration. I like to think of myself as we're the master plumbers, making sure everything works behind the scenes.Got it. Um, I want to start with it with this curve ball here only because it's top of mind right now and then we can get to the other stuff. Um, and if you can't answer it, that's fine. But, um, first have you been following the, the I'm sure you've been following the, the game stop saga, right? Yes. Okay. Um, I heard this thing.I don't know if you can speak to that. Cause I don't, I don't know if I, if I believe it and have it, I don't know how it works, but, but you're, you're, you're your banking professional. Uh, so you could speak to this maybe, maybe not. I heard this thing that GameStop shareholders are taking their share.They're asking their, their brokers to take their shares. Off the exchange since the going into cold storage, I had never heard of that being a thing before. And if you're, if you're fidelity or whomever and your, your, your, your client comes to you and says, I want my, I want you to give me physical possession of my shares.Is that a thing that not that I've heard of? Thank you. Thank you. People could be asking for that, but that doesn't mean actually it could happen and that's a reality. I've okay. I'm going to take your word for it as a guy with decades of experience that you would know more than I, but I heard that, I thought that doesn't sound like it makes sense.You're going to have to go into a material. So basically you sitting there saying, Hey, all this stock was deemed and all electronic. Let's reverse it and put it into paper again. Thank you. All right. I knew it sounded like something's not right there. Um, okay. Thank you for clarifying that for me, AP. Cause that's been bugging me for, for like a week now when I heard that and I was like, I, and then I saw you on the calendar, I thought, okay, I'm going to tee this one on for Pete and I hope he can answer it because, uh, the guy's a banking professional, so, okay.Um, Pete actually needs a bit of a strange day to have you on, um, in, in that, and maybe not strange, but in that markets are right here. Um, so, so there's that sort of hanging over us here? Not, not, not that right. Let's be honest with you. Not, not that I read, but um, I want your overall thoughts here on, on where we're at in this, in, in this, in this equity cycle.Well, first of all, you got to talk to the investment guy. I'm the guy that. They can happen. That being said, we do watch the interest rates, and I can tell you that if I listened to our economics and our, our CIO and the organization, basically I see no change for the next year through 2020, no train in terms of interest rates.That makes sense. That makes sense. Uh, there was an interesting report. I think I saw it this morning in the wall street journal, just in terms of banking, M and a, and how I'm sure you've seen this on your, on your own as well. Just how hot the sector is right now. There's a lot of M and a deals in banking, um, as just a, uh, one of the, one of the responses to, to the pandemic.Have you seen that on your end as well? I mean, we, on a personal basis, we've done more smaller acquisitions really well, my belief in this world about scale and getting bigger, you don't just get big for big. You've actually got to have a strategy behind it. So if my belief is actually doing smaller acquisitions of thin tax or other types of organizations that give you geographical representation, that's a smarter play than just trying to get scale.You can get scale through technology, not people in assets. Yeah. Yeah. So, okay. And that brings up an interest. And that's why I started with, by asking you or saying that you were sort of involved in the product because as a traditional, uh, financial institution, I feel like in some respects, your. Oh, I think we just lost Pete's video there, but I think there is, um, your, you know, companies like, like you maybe don't pay as much attention for people like me cause we're so focused on, on the Neo banks and the fintechs.Right. So, but you, you guys, you do that enough in a lot of the times it's via the acquisition, like you just said. Um, I'm curious, just your, your thoughts right now, now that we've got a couple of big FinTech companies that are publicly traded REITs, so fi right. Uh, square. I'm curious your thoughts on, on the, the traditional banks to FinTech, uh, relationship there and, and sort of where, where that sat.Cause it used to be like they were on opposite ends of the spectrum. They were competing and now then they were like, oh, let's work together. And now, like you said, you're doing a lot of acquiring, so they're coming together that way as well. Um, cause that was to look at it. Yeah. Looking at it, the retail space, then you get into the square instead of there and the retail side.Right. And so they're going to end up getting a little more competitive. I saw at the beginning of the show, Alibaba, right? Ali Baba has a unbelievably large money market fund because they just sweep all their money into the money market fund. Right? When the retail side, I think you're going to see those compete.When you get into the institutional side, most of the fintechs that are really large, actually say, you know what? There's not that much business on the institutional side. I'd rather go out to the retail wealth management. But for us, there's enough smaller fintechs where we can take stakes in those companies.I'll give you an example. Please just took a stake in a company called Ascensia. So I don't know if you're a golfer, if you do anything of sports, but every sports professional, they have a coach, right? They sit down and look at the data and they say, Hey, you could do this better. Do that better. Do investment professionals have covered.I had argue, not really, but now this company has written algorithms. They sit down with you to Spencer and say, okay, you know, what, when do you do well? When have you, when have you not done well, what are you looking for? And we can analyze the data and actually give them a little nudges and say, Hey, by the way, you said, look out for this situation before, because you may have actually in the data says that people that have used this system have improved performance by 150 basis points.That's a big number and it's by coaching. Uh, let's just try to speak a little closer to the, to the compute, to the mix, uh, make it easier to hear. Um, okay, so you, you gave us one example there. Can you maybe give us a few others have given that, that might give people some ideas and sort of where your head is at, where your attention's at, just in terms of the types of companies or even the services that, that.Yeah. So if we sit back from that, um, that company, we're looking at asset managers and asset owners. So for the managers, we're looking at providing tools that enabled them to codify the investment process and actually use data to make the investment process better. The days of, of an asset manager sitting in an office with spreadsheets, and then saying this stock's going to outperform, they're going away.Now. We want to be able to make them more data analytically driven, and actually be able to write algorithms, to do behavioral analytics and to be able to sit down and say things like, you know, what constant, when, when a manager has a, um, is I guess, convicted on a stock, more than others, they, they end up having a bigger pilling on their performance and they are doing better.So how do you codify that? Convince. There are tools out there that do that. And we want to try to bring those to those assets. Yeah. Asset management business is, is an interesting one because the fees are getting really, really compressed. Uh, I saw a great shot of the other week. It was from a analyst over at Bloomberg.Um, and he looked at the largest, uh, ETF issuers, but it looked at the revenue that they make from their . And so you get, you know, everyone knows that companies like Vanguard and BlackRock and state street are the top three for assets, but they're not the top three for, uh, revenue from there, from, from those assets.Um, uh, and I think it was first trust that that was, that was surprisingly high on that list, but neither here nor there, um, the asset management business, the fees have come down a lot in the last, the last decade or so. So how does that sort of factor in. Yeah, I think people will always pay for alpha. So if I look at the wealth client base, the retail client base, they're paying up for long only managers that provide alpha.That's why the alternatives industry is doing great. Everybody's putting money into private equity. Hedge funds have been predicted to die for years. They're not dying, right? Because people want alpha and people are willing to pay for alpha. People will not pay for beta as they can do a computer program and get beta.That's different. That's the truth. But now every bank is offering alpha and beta. Well, and you've got to balance it, right. Because you've got to prove yourself with the often there's no question. All right. So in terms of Northern trust corporation, I asked like, um, what can you, can you tease us on one new, exciting thing you guys working on right now?Yeah, I do think it is something that we call a whole lot. So, what we're trying to do is we're trying to be a platform company for asset managers, where we don't have to own the FinTech. We don't have to own all the technology, but we can, we can, since we have the underlying data, we can provide all of the, all of our clients, all of these tools think of it as a supermarket style.So we're trying to be a platform company for asset managers as to all the cool new tech that's out there. And that's the thing we always talk about, guys, you always hear the G our CEO says it all the time. Right? It's it's the thing behind the thing just said it, he said, they're trying to be the platform company for asset mandarins.That's the thing behind the thing. Yeah, absolutely. You know, I think of the logistics companies that are worth a lot, right. Right. None of you, if you, all of you invest in mutual funds, whatever ETFs, someone like us is behind the scenes, making it all happen. That's what we do. Yeah. I'm so glad that you just, you, you, you said that, cause that, that gets that, uh, one of the things that, that we try to people like you, we try to re we bring on the show for that reason.Um, but we've not with P chair, which he's the president of asset servicing and Northern trust. Uh, the charts up on the screen, uh, Pete, uh, a pleasure to, uh, to speak with you today. I thank you for your answering my burning question about the custodian ship of, of shares. And I knew that I knew that it wasn't a thing.So, uh, thank you very much, man. Uh, I'll, I'll, we'll have to bring you back on w uh, another day, uh, and, and talk to you again. Thanks a lot. Thanks, Spencer. All right. Uh, I don't know where ABB and Luke went. They just totally abandoned ship here today. I mean, I, I, I feel like I'm the only person on this channel sometimes, right?Oh, abs back. Well, I was upset, so I left your, what I did. I make you mad? No, you just hurt. My feelings was I was everything that I said wrong. No, I just sometimes struggle with pronunciations. And instead of, you know, helping me just chastise me in front of everyone, live on air. Now my feelings are hurt. I like all day today to look up their prints names, pronunciation of the company and whatever.Okay. How do you, how, how would you say an NVCs? Uh, so here's the thing is it's like nano Vira sides. But beer aside. I don't even think that's a word. See, here's the thing about is I haven't, I'm not going to guess. Cause I might guess wrong, but you sh I shouldn't have to guess nor should you, because it should be whoever saying it shouldn't have looked it up ahead of time, right?Yeah. I don't know. Who's on the Benzinga account right now, but yeah, as soon we're going to get, I'm going to shave everything, but the stash. Um, and we'll see how that look is for the winner. I don't know. Are you doing Nosha in November, dude? That's like so far away from me. I can't, I can't think about November.October is in like two days. Thank you, chef Remy. Let AB live. I'm just, you guys are too nice. You guys are way too nice to AAV man. See, I I'm from the Midwest Spencer. We, I would, we would never do anything like that. What you did you're from the Northeast. So you think it's normal to just chastise people?Yeah. Radical candor, right? Uh, yeah. Okay. That's fair. Yeah. I, I would just, um, I guess prefer it off-air oh my goodness. You guys are going okay. A B uh, we're, we're running a little bit behind schedule here. You forget that. I, I grew up in a, in the generation that we all get participation trophy. So really you should be giving me a trophy for my shelf, with the participation trophies that I had even trying to pronounce.Uh, yeah, really? You got some for the best. The best was like, I don't know if you ever, like, when I was like a really little kid, we, I had to do like swim meets for like a couple summers and you could literally finish like dead last in the race and you'd still get like a little ribbon and I bet you did come dead last night.I was actually a decent swimmer. Do we need to get Joel to give you a lesson? Cause we can. No, I will do it for free. He will volunteer. He will show up at your house. If we tell them that you want a swim lesson. I asked, uh, Joel where he swims in Detroit because in the river,uh, Oh, wow. Thank you, Shelly. She Shelley's going to send that clip to HR. We were getting way off base here. We're in a way off base here. I, our next guest is, is, is backstage. I I'm almost hesitant to bring him on. Okay. Hold on. See Spencer. This is why you got to review the schedule and prepare for the show that I post.So if you had reviewed the schedule and looked at what the agenda was for today, you would see, uh, that my good friend, Julian from core connects is not supposed to join us till 12. Julian joins early. He threw me for a loop. That's not my fault. I don't know. I mean, Okay. All right. That was my fault. That was my fault.I'll own that. I saw Julian in there and I knew he was coming up. And, but, but you're right. Maybe, um, Daniell from, from an NVC, heard me try to pronounce the company and said, you know what, I'm not going on that show. So totally fair. That is totally plausible. It's in the realm of possibility. Uh, Hey, what's a look at the market today and Spencer, I don't know what you got going on, but I think you should hang out for when we bring Julian on, because it kind of goes along with what we were talking about earlier, as far as like alt investments.Okay. So, so it could be an interesting conversation. It be, you could be a part of it if you want to be. Of course. I want to be a, yeah. Hey, shameless plug. If you missed our last show, the alternative investment show, we're going to do more of them, but two hours on a real estate and private equity and how.Everyday investors, not just, you know, institutions can actually get, I, I I've been seeing that people were like complaining about a red day. I didn't know. Spy was down almost 2% if it closes right. If it, if the market closed right now, wouldn't that be a bigger red day, at least for the spy. Then last Monday, uh, here, let's go to this spot here.I think last Monday we closed down about like 1.1 and a half, maybe I think at one point we were down 2% and then, uh, you know, we had a lot of bind come in at eight in the afternoon. I, I wonder what the chat's doing. If they're buying the dipper or not. Uh, the Q's today, we're down, we're down almost two and two thirds percent.And the NASDAQ, uh, we're down to one and a half percent. And in the Dow down almost 2% on the spy, the Russell is probably. If you've been listening to pre-market, Paramount's probably our new favorite index it's taking over the S and P. And then as that through Russell's down at 1.7% today. Um, so some relative strength against the overall market in the, in the Russell.That's not saying much, but yes. Yes. Relative strength compared to tech, um, 0.8%, not nothing. Um, wait Spencer, a shadow bill, big D in the chat, he's saying, call me crazy. Uh, he bought some data dog, November $140 calls is Datadog in that, um, ETF that you were talking about yesterday that has all the data centers and whatnot.No, no, it's not. Uh, that ATF that I mentioned was, is Sr VR and it only owns it only. It only holds a server REITs that have servers. So like the physical server rooms, the actual, the actual facilities, not. Got it. Yeah. Makes sense. The a hundred, $104 calls expiring. I November on dogs. Yeah. So I like what I like is that you're really close to the strike price, essentially.If they had a dog races, its gains or its losses from today, tomorrow you'll already be in the money. Um, so, you know, I like that the chart, I don't know. I mean, I don't, I never liked getting in calls on like consecutive red candles in a row. I'd rather see like one or two green candles showing that there's, um, you know, could be like a trend reversal.And I don't mind like waiting for that trend. Like I'm not trying out there to catch any bottoms. I would want to see like a green candle or two and say like, okay, uh, we're seeing some buying come in. We're seeing some, you know, maybe institutions coming in and buying at this price. Um, so, so we shall see.Well, you know, this is the Datadog Charlotte, let's go, that's coming to me and go back to the Spire. You can even go to the IWM look, the, the level that everyone and their neighbor is going to be looking at, obviously, right. His last Monday's low that's, that's the level that matters for right now. And this is the spinalis, let's go to the IWM, which, which I, I like more, um, what has actually outperformed spy, uh, relative in the last couple of days, which I haven't been able to see everyday.So the IWM look it's right there, but what were the day? It was right there at the 50 day. Always interesting. When the moving averages I can support a resistance, right? So we're basically right off that 50 day moving average in the, in the Russell. Um, whereas in NVC, Michael, we don't know, we can only assume technical difficulties and not that they are blowing us off, but we will keep you guys apprised and let you know.I'll tell you where they are there. Okay. Oh man. And in VCs at the dentist that, uh, yeah. Um, IPO F I, I know that's a spec, but I forget which one. Uh, wow. Hey, you know what, if you don't know, this is Gregory, Jerry, Jerry walk-ins anyone know what's up with IPLS today, Jerry walk-ins. I have no idea. Here's what I'm going to do.You're ready. You go to pro with Dobbins and good.com you sign in and you go to the newsfeed, you type in. Can I get that right now? IP? Oh, there it is. Do we have any headlines in our news? but, but what is this? What is, uh, this company like merging with the, is there a, a linked company already? We have no press releases, no filings today.No headlines out of IPO.You find nothing. Mitch's right.Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. No Mitch's saying no rumors out. He's our a resident. Well, he's our second residents back expert. There's rumor mongering. Oh, there's discord is the, so it's a trim off spec. I'm kind of off the, the Yamak train. I think if you look at a lot of the trim off companies over the past, uh, you know, since their peaks, a lot of them haven't been performing well, obviously, so fi um, is probably my favorite out of them.Virgin galactic is decent as well. Um, but a lot, you know, Clover health has been kind of a dog. I don't know. I feel like Chamath has had his day in the sun and Jesse's absolutely right. You guys are asking the wrong guys about the specs. You got to ask Chris and Mitch on his back stack about that. Cause they are always like a day or two ahead.They're always ahead of the trend. Well, here's the thing. So, so they're saying, so I guess shamatha is going on CNBC tomorrow, and people are speculating that he's going to announce the merger, a mouse mounts, the company that doesn't do much for me, you know, like I want to know what the company is first.I want to be able to look into that company and see, um, you know, if I like the investment or not Spencer, the other thing, the other thing I'm going to throw your Benzinga pro back up on the screen. I'm watching Tesla today. Um, we had Chris Capri on get technical yesterday. And one thing that Chris Capri does that I love is he looks at the overall options flow of certain stocks.And that's not like you can't just go out there and Google that data. You know, he, he buys it from, um, Oprah, I think is the vendor. And you say Oprah. Oprah, not like Oprah Winfrey, Oprah opera opera. Is that what's called? I said Oprah. I mean, I'm pretty sure he said Oprah yesterday. I don't know. Um, Shelley he's at the dentist should be coming on soon.Um, no, he shouldn't because our next guest has already he's already here. Yeah. We'll bring Julie on in a minute, but, uh, we're back to Tesla back to Tesla. Um, Kurtz was seeing a lot of, uh, calls being bought the weekly calls that expired this Friday at the $800 level. Granted, this was yesterday at 2:00 PM.So maybe they were doing it as more of like a day trade in and out. Um, but he was essentially saying the, the S the stock was showing strength, um, that it was a sign that these $800 calls were coming in, that there was like a, a more than likely chance that it hits 800 by the end of the week, obviously can get dragged down by the overall model.But Spencer view, if you zoom out a little bit, like maybe on a, on a year long chart with the daily candles, we can just see how strong the stock has been since may, when it got all the way down to about $550. Um, it hasn't felt that way though. It hasn't felt maybe because we're used to Tesla, we're used to that.Right. And, but it's been up 30% over the past. You're right. You're right. You're right. Hey, AB I want to ask you one quick question. Um, and then we'll go, we'll go to Julian here. Um, so Chris Capri saw some options buying some call buying in Tesla, right. And, and, and that corresponded with like, uh, this was yesterday.So he, he was, he was saying that corresponded with this, right. I'm assuming, I've always wondered this. When you see big hall buying in a stock and then you see the stock go off. Afterwards, is that a case of everybody seeing the people, seeing the flow and piggybacking off of it and finding the stock or bidding it up?Or is it a case of the actual market dynamics of the options market maker having to then go and well having to then go and, and hedge their position, um, and, and buy the stock? Or is it both, I've always wondered this. Well, I think when we're talking about the options flow, it's we have to look at like the big players, like what big institutions, what big hedge funds are doing.And I don't think that a lot of those are looking and saying like, oh, Hey look, someone else bought $1,800 calls like we should too, but maybe they'll see, they'll use it. In addition to all the other data they're looking at and saying, Hey, This is a bullish sign or this is a bear sign. So I don't, I don't think it's one of those things where it just snowballs because like one person puts in a big order, but I do think they are looking at that data and saying, okay, like maybe there's 30% more calls and puts that's interesting.We should look into that or that should go into our decision-making. Um, so I, I guess, um, you know, saying that, I think they look at it. I don't think it's like they're, uh, you know, by all means they're going just by that. If that makes sense. It's both, it's probably both, but I've just, you know, you often see a stock.Uh, you'll see, first you'll see like a punch of big hall bang, hit the tape and you'll see the stock spike. And then what was wondered? Is it just people copying that, that big call buyer, or is it the actual dynamics of the options market and the market maker, having a hedge themselves that results in that?I don't know. Maybe it's both anyway, AB who's our, who's the next. So we have, uh, Julian Phillips, who's the chief revenue officer of core connects. I'm going to pull up the website real quick. This is a, it's a very interesting, um, company, essentially, Spencer. I know we talked about alt investing earlier, but there are these companies out there that you can go to, to kind of, uh, you know, purchase shares of companies that are pre IPO.And essentially what core connects does is they allow these companies that are raising money to raise that money directly. So they don't have to go to a website, like start engine. You can go directly to said company's website, um, and buy shares directly from them. Um, let me go ahead and bring Giuliani Julian.Is, is that fair? Yeah, that's totally fair. Yeah. Thanks for the intro and a pleasure to be on the call today. Yeah, really? It looks really pretty where you are, where are you? This is just a little window it's up in Toronto. Uh, so yeah, we're enjoying a little bit of a sunshine before the fall weather kicks in.So core connects, you're cutting out the middleman of an industry that cut out the middleman and in a way, yeah, I guess it's one of the analogies, but I mean, in the greater picture, it's, it's really, the movement began with the democratization of private capital markets, right? And so we saw an opportunity, our founders, Jason Fulco and Oscar Jofre.They said at the time in 2016, Hey, there's a whole space here where we can actually help these private companies and even public companies. In some instances, uh, dive into these regulations that the sec has in order to raise money directly from their website and let's give them the technology to do. So, so Julian, you mentioned 2016.Why, why was that a significant year? As far as the regulations go for, um, you know, fun. Absolutely. Yeah. Great question. It was basically back to, uh, the jobs act. Um, and so this piece of legislation really spurred on, uh, the movement that, um, finally took place. And now not to, to forget that there are these regulations, um, regulation, crowdfunding regulation, um, a, those, those types of regulations were in place, uh, for, you know, probably quite a few years beforehand, but the only real.Traction and formalized once the jobs that kicked in and that kind of spurred on the sec amendments in these regulations in order to, uh, raise capital in private markets. So, so now we're seeing, and as of March of this year, actually we saw the limits on the particular fundraising, um, regulations increase.So when you go to pundit funding, Cortals laces funding, portals, like, uh, you mentioned start engine, we fund a Republic. Uh, those are funding portals where typically they've raised up to 5 million. Um, well historically about 1.07 million and now 5 million. Uh, whereas now in the regulation, a space that you can raise up to 75 million.So it's, it's a space that's growing, attracting a lot of institutional money, uh, and, and just kind of really allowing an ordinary investor like you and I to go in there, whether you're accredited or unaccredited. Retail money is in there. And that's, that's the, you know, the, the thing that I'm, I'm speaking about as well is it's an open opportunity to get in on companies at an earlier stage generally.And so here you're, you're, you're looking at companies where, before it was only really accessible if you had high net worth, or if you had that access through a broker dealer or something to that nature. So Julian, let's talk about the core connect platform real quick. So essentially right now, there's a, it seems like there's a lot of, um, you know, like tools for companies, um, for partners.W what about for retail investors? Do you see like a future where retail investors will be able to use core connects directly? It's maybe find some of these companies that are, that are raising money, or, um, what are the plans. Yeah. So, so today we're, we remain simply a technology platform we're built on blockchain technology.So it's really, you know, positioning ourselves to be digital ready. And, and actually, you know, right now we're seeing a lot of shift to different digital assets as well. But, um, the main thing behind it is that at the end of the day, you know, whether it's NFTs or a different type of, you know, um, investment opportunity, it's a security, you know, a lot of times in terms of what the sec views it as it's a security at the end of the day.And we want to position ourselves to be able to handle that security, not only from. You know, the investment onboarding process. So the pre raise that during the race, but also post race. We're ha we have the tools now for the investor to go in there, view their shares, have access to an ever-growing kind of roadmap of tools that we're going to be launching on the backend to, to look at the, their, their investments and, and when to perhaps, you know, do different strategic moves with them, but also open up opening up a secondary market.So today in the private markets, the biggest thing that was missing, or perhaps the biggest integration that wasn't as fluid as it could be was the secondary market. And so now there's an ATS that's integrated for the first digital ATS that allows the investor to now have an off-ramp. If they need more liquidity for some of these investments that may have taken a five to 10 year horizon to do anything.Wait, wait, you can't just say our company is built on a blockchain and then not elaborate on that. All right. Sure. Yeah, absolutely. So our, our, you know, our team actually had always envisioned that, you know, these securities need to move more freely. One of the things that we've positioned ourselves to build it on, um, the Hyperledger fabric, um, IBM's, uh, blockchain infrastructure.So today we're operating a private, um, a permission-based private blockchain that allows for regulated entities. So when I talk about regulated entities, we're talking about those that are, um, I guess, companies that are regulated by their local regulatory body in their jurisdiction. So today we have 23 different like blockchain nodes around the globe that help, um, you know, meet the needs of the various regulators in those, those regions, but also help to write and, and, you know, write to the blockchain, all of the transactions that get posted.Um, Julian. So I'm curious from kind of like a macro perspective. Have you seen any trends as far as you know, like companies that are raising money, what types of companies or any trends, I guess that you see you've been seeing, um, through the core connects platform? Yeah. I mean, we're seeing more and more, um, a lot of innovation in how.Uh, the securities are being structured. So, you know, we, we, you know, real estate, one of these options that hasn't has always kind of been tapping into the private markets for a little while now. And, um, you know, with them, there's different structures of how they create, you know, their, their funds, uh, how they're actually, uh, leveraging different incentives and perks, because at this stage, different from the public markets in the regulation, a and regulation, CF you're allowed to access.And actually add perks to the investment, to, to try to attract that investor. And so this is something where across all industries, we're seeing innovative ways of how they're incentivizing the actual investor. Um, an example in cases is one of our recent, um, issuers that we worked with was, uh, an, an electric vehicle company.They actually incentivize not only with bonus shares, so a timed offering where in the first three days they were trying to get as much investment as possible. And so they incentivized, you know, in the first 12 hours you'd get 55% bonus shares and so on, uh, for the first three days, basically, And not only that they could use, perhaps, you know, their vehicle for, you know, once they launched their vehicle lineup, they could have a three, three month lease and you utilize the truck for three months.So a lot of cool things like that, nature of that nature we've seen with, um, you know, many different industries. Um, the beer industry is another one where you can imagine getting a case of beer on your birthday, just because you invested into a company. So, so really cool things, um, just creative, um, and we're seeing trends like that, uh, happening all across.Can you tell us who that Evie maker was? We, you sure can. Yeah. So that was Atlas motor vehicle. It's in the public space now, like in the public domain, so we can disclose that, but yeah, they, they're doing a great job, um, out of Mesa, Arizona, I believe so. Yeah. A great company, um, have a lot of traction and this is wasn't their first time going to the private markets, but they're now, um, you know, going out there, uh, again, uh, to, to raise another round.Um, so Julian, I dunno if you're kind of at Liberty to say. Um, but have you personally invested in any of these companies that are raising money on core connect? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, not only when we empower, but just across different offerings as well, and you know, maybe a little bias built in here, but I've seen different flows in terms of how easy it is for folks like you and I to invest online.Some are more transparent than others. Some are a little more clunky. We've tried to remove that friction. And really at the end of the day, allow the investor to just, you know, input. Here's my name, here's my address. This is who I am and uploading my information and, you know, going to the payment stage and signing, uh, electric doc electronic documents and submitting their info.And so that whole process for me on core connects, you know, that takes like under two minutes. And then you're, you you've, you've created the investment. Then we, we have all the checks and balances in place for the broker dealer or the issuer to verify that the company. And then approve it and retreat payments, uh, their investment.So it's all, it's all built in, in a nice flow. And from there, me as the investor, as welcomed into the core connects platform, I have a beautiful dashboard to look and, and understand where my investments are and all the, all the documents that you'd like to see. And it's pretty instantaneous. Beautiful.Well, yeah, we were talking about earlier, the thing behind the thing, and it sounds like core connects is trying to be, you know, the thing behind the thing when it comes to, you know, reggae and crowdfunded, um, which, you know, as we talked about is pretty new as far as only, you know, five years since 2016.So a lot of cool things happening at core connects. Thank you, Julian, for it, for hopping on with us. Oh, my pleasure guys. Keep up the great work and enjoying your banter back and forth with all your guests. It's awesome to see you guys growing as well. Yeah, we'll we'll, we'll have to, we'll have to get you back on, but thank you.You know, you, you can be like our resident expert when it comes to crowdfundingand we're not too far from Toronto, so you gotta come down to Detroit sometime check out the office. Oh, for sure. You know, maybe once we would love to go visit you, but we're not allowed on the country. I don't think Canada wants you are now, but, uh, yeah, they finally opened up Aaron and I specifically, you're not allowed.Well that's cause that's like a real thing. They're going to think wehave a great one. Thank you. All right. AB. Like we may or may not work with some people in the office that actually can't go to Canada, that people are going to believe it in all seriousness. The very first time we did a cannabis conference in Toronto, 2017, I want to say, uh, we, and, and you know, you go to the airport or no.Well, you, you, you land right in Toronto and they ask you why you, why are you in the country? Um, and, uh, I forget what they told us, but this was like the day, usually the week after. Cannabis was legalized. They basically were like, don't say you're going to claims conferences. Basically when people coming there just for there, we were advised, you just, don't say you're here for a conference on cannabis or marijuana.Cause they won't like that. And I was all right, I'm not gonna say, um, Jesus walks on water is saying market crash. Incoming. We talked about this yesterday. Spencer, if you keep saying it eventually, um, Jesus walks on water. I'm most interested in whether the market's going up or down and more interested in what are you going to do about it?Jesus walks on water. It's all right. So, so, so you're going to call for a crash. And then what, what, what do you do about it? You're going to put your money where your mouth is short. The marble. I'm not even saying that it's it's it's w w what is your plan? Seriously? Do you have a plan? I think, I think that if you say a market crash is incoming, you should be legally mandated that you have to shorten the mark.So all your. You have to like buy spy puts, and that way, if you're wrong, you lose money. If you're right, you make money. Yeah. You got it. All right. It's one. O'clock AB why don't you go get Neil Hamilton going on, on get technical and w w and the show today with a trailer for our next small cap conference, which is tomorrow, wait real quick.Spencer w we have, uh, we had Tim Quas from market structure edge coming on, get technical. Um, and I think today's a perfect day to talk to Tim. Cause we'll be able to go over kind of market sentiment. Um, see how people are feeling about the markets overall. What time I don't leave. We we've got nano varieties here.I'm just kidding. No, we don't. Did you say that right? I don't know. Someone said that. I said nano vermicelli earlier. I thought that was pretty funny. Yeah. Right here, James James Pearson and NBC was a no-show AB called it nano vermicelli and they got. That's it. All right, everyone, uh, get technical is alive right now.Check out our health care conference tomorrow guys, tomorrow, small cap, healthcare stocks. Uh, these are emerging companies and biotech and healthcare. Uh, we have so much interest in this. It's a two day conference with two tracks, two tracks, two days. It's four tracks. There's a lot of companies that are going to be presenting tomorrow and Thursday.Here is just a preview of what you can.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zingernation-power-hour/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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In episode 66 of Tech Buzz China, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying-Ying Lu talk about Bytedance's forays into gaming and education — moves that have been well covered and are eagerly anticipated by Chinese media. Notably, in multiple interviews, CEO Zhang Yiming says that he only wants to go into fields where he feels he is better than the incumbent. While Zhang believes, and we agree, that edtech has a lot of room for improvement, we wonder if Bytedance's moves in gaming could be more effective if it defended itself against Tencent. What do you think?Thanks to some of your feedback on Rui's special Luckin episode, we have changed the format of this one. Listeners should expect more experiments coming up soon!A reminder to check out Tech Buzz's new events series for investors (open to all), as well as our interactive Virtual Happy Hours with listeners like you! Both are free. Our next Happy Hour is titled “From FAANG to BAT,” and we've invited a product manager who went from working at a large tech company in Silicon Valley to the same role at a large tech company in China. Jason will be sharing his perspectives and personal experiences on Thursday, May 7, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. PST / 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. EST. You can sign up at techbuzzchina.com/community!All past transcripts are viewable at pandaily.com and techbuzzchina.com. If you enjoy our work, please do let us know by leaving us an iTunes review, and by tweeting at us @techbuzzchina. We also read your emails, at rui@techbuzzchina.com and ying@techbuzzchina.com. As always, thank you for your support.We are grateful for our talented producers, Caiwei Chen and Kaiser Kuo, as well as SupChina production associate Jason MacRonald. Stay healthy, everyone! Like the podcasts at SupChina? Help us out by taking this brief survey.
无时差研究所X永璞咖啡【火热售卖进行中】无时差研究所100期纪念款冻干咖啡洗漱包洗漱包/化妆包/外出背包+10颗冻干咖啡（外加新春促销外增2颗冻干咖啡）+无时差研究所英文logo徽章+更多内含额外惊喜12颗冻干咖啡小飞碟，带你随时随地尽享精品咖啡的绝妙风味。同时它还是一个背包、也是一个洗漱包，让无时差研究所陪你度过无数个独在异乡的夜晚。购买链接无时差研究所100期纪念款【冻干咖啡洗漱包】——无时差研究所X永璞咖啡 淘宝复制口令：₤05in1hW6XdN₤同时关注无时差研究所微博、微信公众平台也可以获得本款产品的购买链接更多美图详见产品购买链接。主播 / 珂珂 艾谁谁 高建 嘉宾 / 毛豆封面设计 / 珂珂 音频剪辑 / 毛豆本期节目由无时差研究所和露天博物馆联合出品。从故宫6888年夜饭取消到奔驰开进故宫，“故宫”这个大IP备受追捧的同时也饱受争议。不过不可否认的是，从任何一个角度上来说，故宫都走在了历史文化与现代相结合的前列。故宫凭借自身的诸多优势，占尽了天时、地利、人和，放眼中国，可能再也找不出第二个如此现象级的文化IP了。对于大多数第一次逛故宫的人，更多的可能就是走马观花式的游览一番，感受一下建筑物的恢弘和臆想一下几百年前这里的生活场景。但是故宫值得深入挖掘的远远不止于此，如果你有机会和时间，可以每次按照一个主题进行，解锁更多别样的故宫游玩体验。这期节目我们就和露天博物馆的小伙伴，一起亲身探寻了一条不一样的故宫旅行线路，探秘故宫隐藏咖啡之旅。咖啡作为一个西方的舶来品，竟然与这个承载了中华厚重历史的百年建筑有了很多完美的结合。除此之外，电影里的故宫、电视剧里的故宫，甚至溥仪自传《我的前半生》里所描述的故宫，都可以成为你按图索骥浏览故宫的一种方式。当然，如果你没有办法亲临现场，这个冬天你也可以“云”游故宫，故宫文创的层出不穷和丰富想象力已经足以让你深陷其中。本期节目就让我们一起和露天博物馆聊聊“不开车”就能解锁故宫的n种玩法，等来年春天，北京又适合人类活动的时候，我们一起重游故宫。本期节目上线的同时，我们也会同步上线一期探秘故宫隐藏咖啡店的vlog，欢迎大家收看！本期节目我们主要聊了以下几点：⭕️2:17 无时差和露天博物馆联合出品来啦⭕️3:35 故宫建成600周年特别节目—N种故宫的玩法⭕️5:20 按照参观主题从史论的角度游览故宫⭕️7:40 主持人们喜欢如何探索故宫⭕️10:50 故宫晚上闭馆是怎么操作的？⭕️11:40 以故宫为背景的影视剧⭕️13:10 《末代皇帝》是唯一在故宫内拍摄的电影⭕️15:40 如何跟着《末代皇帝》游紫禁城⭕️18:00 高建推荐两本和溥仪相关的神书⭕️20:00 建福宫大火之后变成了网球场⭕️21:50 庄士敦《紫禁城的黄昏》里的故宫痕迹⭕️24:55 御花园里为什么会有道教建筑供奉北方之神真武大帝⭕️27:40 从宫斗剧游故宫看乾隆是如何花样宠妈⭕️29:30 历史废墟是有价值的吗⭕️32:55 适合现代生活方式的故宫游览方式⭕️34:35 冰窖咖啡的小哥给我们做了格格拉花⭕️36:00 隆重推出我们的故宫vlog⭕️37:00 Luckin开进故宫，拉近和文化场所的距离⭕️40:10 大写故宫的隐藏咖啡店在哪里⭕️41:20 打卡网红角楼咖啡不需要买故宫门票⭕️43:35 故宫还有哪些使用场景的转化⭕️45:25 故宫文创是周边开发的成功案例⭕️49:50 露天博物馆即将推出故宫系列节目⭕️51:32 故宫海淀分馆开始动工用于陈列展品⭕️52:20 谁能成为下一个大的文化IP
无时差研究所X永璞咖啡【火热售卖进行中】无时差研究所100期纪念款冻干咖啡洗漱包洗漱包/化妆包/外出背包+10颗冻干咖啡（外加新春促销外增2颗冻干咖啡）+无时差研究所英文logo徽章+更多内含额外惊喜12颗冻干咖啡小飞碟，带你随时随地尽享精品咖啡的绝妙风味。同时它还是一个背包、也是一个洗漱包，让无时差研究所陪你度过无数个独在异乡的夜晚。购买链接无时差研究所100期纪念款【冻干咖啡洗漱包】——无时差研究所X永璞咖啡 淘宝复制口令：₤05in1hW6XdN₤同时关注无时差研究所微博、微信公众平台也可以获得本款产品的购买链接更多美图详见产品购买链接。主播 / 珂珂 艾谁谁 高建 嘉宾 / 毛豆封面设计 / 珂珂 音频剪辑 / 毛豆本期节目由无时差研究所和露天博物馆联合出品。从故宫6888年夜饭取消到奔驰开进故宫，“故宫”这个大IP备受追捧的同时也饱受争议。不过不可否认的是，从任何一个角度上来说，故宫都走在了历史文化与现代相结合的前列。故宫凭借自身的诸多优势，占尽了天时、地利、人和，放眼中国，可能再也找不出第二个如此现象级的文化IP了。对于大多数第一次逛故宫的人，更多的可能就是走马观花式的游览一番，感受一下建筑物的恢弘和臆想一下几百年前这里的生活场景。但是故宫值得深入挖掘的远远不止于此，如果你有机会和时间，可以每次按照一个主题进行，解锁更多别样的故宫游玩体验。这期节目我们就和露天博物馆的小伙伴，一起亲身探寻了一条不一样的故宫旅行线路，探秘故宫隐藏咖啡之旅。咖啡作为一个西方的舶来品，竟然与这个承载了中华厚重历史的百年建筑有了很多完美的结合。除此之外，电影里的故宫、电视剧里的故宫，甚至溥仪自传《我的前半生》里所描述的故宫，都可以成为你按图索骥浏览故宫的一种方式。当然，如果你没有办法亲临现场，这个冬天你也可以“云”游故宫，故宫文创的层出不穷和丰富想象力已经足以让你深陷其中。本期节目就让我们一起和露天博物馆聊聊“不开车”就能解锁故宫的n种玩法，等来年春天，北京又适合人类活动的时候，我们一起重游故宫。本期节目上线的同时，我们也会同步上线一期探秘故宫隐藏咖啡店的vlog，欢迎大家收看！本期节目我们主要聊了以下几点：⭕️2:17 无时差和露天博物馆联合出品来啦⭕️3:35 故宫建成600周年特别节目—N种故宫的玩法⭕️5:20 按照参观主题从史论的角度游览故宫⭕️7:40 主持人们喜欢如何探索故宫⭕️10:50 故宫晚上闭馆是怎么操作的？⭕️11:40 以故宫为背景的影视剧⭕️13:10 《末代皇帝》是唯一在故宫内拍摄的电影⭕️15:40 如何跟着《末代皇帝》游紫禁城⭕️18:00 高建推荐两本和溥仪相关的神书⭕️20:00 建福宫大火之后变成了网球场⭕️21:50 庄士敦《紫禁城的黄昏》里的故宫痕迹⭕️24:55 御花园里为什么会有道教建筑供奉北方之神真武大帝⭕️27:40 从宫斗剧游故宫看乾隆是如何花样宠妈⭕️29:30 历史废墟是有价值的吗⭕️32:55 适合现代生活方式的故宫游览方式⭕️34:35 冰窖咖啡的小哥给我们做了格格拉花⭕️36:00 隆重推出我们的故宫vlog⭕️37:00 Luckin开进故宫，拉近和文化场所的距离⭕️40:10 大写故宫的隐藏咖啡店在哪里⭕️41:20 打卡网红角楼咖啡不需要买故宫门票⭕️43:35 故宫还有哪些使用场景的转化⭕️45:25 故宫文创是周边开发的成功案例⭕️49:50 露天博物馆即将推出故宫系列节目⭕️51:32 故宫海淀分馆开始动工用于陈列展品⭕️52:20 谁能成为下一个大的文化IP
无时差研究所X永璞咖啡【火热售卖进行中】无时差研究所100期纪念款冻干咖啡洗漱包洗漱包/化妆包/外出背包+10颗冻干咖啡（外加新春促销外增2颗冻干咖啡）+无时差研究所英文logo徽章+更多内含额外惊喜12颗冻干咖啡小飞碟，带你随时随地尽享精品咖啡的绝妙风味。同时它还是一个背包、也是一个洗漱包，让无时差研究所陪你度过无数个独在异乡的夜晚。购买链接无时差研究所100期纪念款【冻干咖啡洗漱包】——无时差研究所X永璞咖啡 淘宝复制口令：₤05in1hW6XdN₤同时关注无时差研究所微博、微信公众平台也可以获得本款产品的购买链接更多美图详见产品购买链接。同时本期节目也会同步上线一期纽约咖啡店探店vlog《New York Coffee Shop Hopping》，大家可以关注我们的喜马拉雅vlog频道、微博、微信公众平台、Bilibili 进行收看哦！！！主播 / 珂珂 艾谁谁 嘉宾 / 阿J封面设计 / 珂珂 音频剪辑 / 珂珂从1980年，速溶咖啡鼻祖雀巢首次进入中国市场以来已经过去了四十年。这四十年中国咖啡市场经历了巨大的变革，从20世纪90年代的各类咖啡厅，到星巴克的全面占领中国市场，再到搅局者Luckin出现的今天，大众对于咖啡的认知、审美也随之提升。人们越来越追求超越咖啡提神醒脑本身的作用，转而关注一杯精品咖啡对极致风味的追求。我们不可否认，虽然咖啡已经进入中国市场40年，但大多数人对于咖啡的了解还是少之又少，甚至还停留在速溶咖啡的层面。星巴克和Luckin的出现对于中国人民的咖啡普及教育是有着决定性的作用的，星巴克树立了一个快捷、标准、流程化作业的咖啡店形象，而Luckin则是把咖啡带到了更多人的身边，用更便宜的价格，强化了人们的认知，这一点可以说Luckin的作用更大。因为有了这些基础，我们看到一个个小众的精品咖啡店和咖啡品牌在这短短的五年间集中涌现出来。甚至因为一些新技术的引入，使得速溶咖啡依然凭借其不可磨灭的便捷性，重回大众视野。虽然想要扭转雀巢三合一速溶带给大家过于根深蒂固的印象非常艰难，我们依然能够感触到市场也在一点点认知和接纳。另一方面市场的充分竞争终究会让中国居高不下的咖啡价格回归理性，无论如何咖啡都应当是生活化的是大众化的，它应当是一种亲近大众生活的方式，而不是一个貌似高高在上的西方舶来品。本期节目的主人公阿J是一个咖啡行业的从业者，目前是纽约第五大道Blue Bottle咖啡店的一位咖啡师，因为单纯的对于咖啡的热爱，她辞掉了原本高薪的品牌营销的工作，转身投入这个在美国华人面孔十分稀少的行业成为了一名咖啡师。从某种程度上来说，这一决定和追求社会地位、偏好于当医生、律师、金融从业者的华裔普遍价值观是违背的。而且工作远远比你想象的要辛苦，尤其是把一份爱好当成事业，也确实会面临很多风险，甚至最终消磨掉你对这件事情的热爱。不过好在咖啡本身的宽度和广度，包容性和接纳性，让你始终能遇到很多志同道合的朋友，也让你最终收获坚持的意义。本期节目就让我们和阿J一起聊聊咖啡有关的那些你不知道的事情。本期节目我们主要聊了以下几点，⭕️2:40 阿J和Blue Bottle小蓝瓶的渊源⭕️4:50 速溶咖啡回潮的新形态⭕️6:00 亚洲和欧美市场对速溶咖啡态度不同的原因⭕️8:10 冻干咖啡有哪些优点⭕️10:20 国内有哪些比较好的冻干咖啡品牌⭕️12:30 为什么想当咖啡师⭕️15:10 谁年轻的时候没想过开咖啡店 （提到的电影是《第36个故事》）⭕️17:15 Blue Bottle名声在外，却不想当网红店⭕️19:00 咖啡师想象和现实的对比⭕️20:45 阿J是如何开始咖啡师这份工作的⭕️22:40 咖啡师不仅要煮一手好咖啡，还要学会处理客户投诉⭕️24:25 日常开店流程和幕后准备⭕️26:30 咖啡师能赚多少钱？⭕️28:40 咖啡发展的三波浪潮⭕️31:30 从星巴克甄选和烘焙工坊看中国咖啡市场所处阶段⭕️33:08 如何评价市场搅局者luckin小蓝杯⭕️34:40 luckin的选址策略和价格定位⭕️37:30 中国市场的咖啡大众化道阻且长⭕️40:00 咖啡豆其实不是豆子是种子⭕️41:50 从咖啡厅到咖啡店的二十年⭕️44:10 为什么大家对咖啡的接受度不高⭕️46:20 咖啡是如何被发现和兴起的⭕️48:00 意大利人对咖啡饮品的影响⭕️50:20 大家消费咖啡的三大理由⭕️52:40 一杯咖啡的成本是多少⭕️56:15 影响一杯咖啡好坏的五个因素⭕️1:00:00 日晒、蜜处理和水洗到底是指什么⭕️1:03:40 在家就可以做到的萃取方式有哪些⭕️1:06:35 基于意式浓缩的咖啡饮品的不同配比⭕️1:09:00 咖啡vlog简单介绍（大家记得收看哦！）⭕️1:12:00 本期节目划重点时间
无时差研究所X永璞咖啡【火热售卖进行中】无时差研究所100期纪念款冻干咖啡洗漱包洗漱包/化妆包/外出背包+10颗冻干咖啡（外加新春促销外增2颗冻干咖啡）+无时差研究所英文logo徽章+更多内含额外惊喜12颗冻干咖啡小飞碟，带你随时随地尽享精品咖啡的绝妙风味。同时它还是一个背包、也是一个洗漱包，让无时差研究所陪你度过无数个独在异乡的夜晚。购买链接无时差研究所100期纪念款【冻干咖啡洗漱包】——无时差研究所X永璞咖啡 淘宝复制口令：₤05in1hW6XdN₤同时关注无时差研究所微博、微信公众平台也可以获得本款产品的购买链接更多美图详见产品购买链接。同时本期节目也会同步上线一期纽约咖啡店探店vlog《New York Coffee Shop Hopping》，大家可以关注我们的喜马拉雅vlog频道、微博、微信公众平台、Bilibili 进行收看哦！！！主播 / 珂珂 艾谁谁 嘉宾 / 阿J封面设计 / 珂珂 音频剪辑 / 珂珂从1980年，速溶咖啡鼻祖雀巢首次进入中国市场以来已经过去了四十年。这四十年中国咖啡市场经历了巨大的变革，从20世纪90年代的各类咖啡厅，到星巴克的全面占领中国市场，再到搅局者Luckin出现的今天，大众对于咖啡的认知、审美也随之提升。人们越来越追求超越咖啡提神醒脑本身的作用，转而关注一杯精品咖啡对极致风味的追求。我们不可否认，虽然咖啡已经进入中国市场40年，但大多数人对于咖啡的了解还是少之又少，甚至还停留在速溶咖啡的层面。星巴克和Luckin的出现对于中国人民的咖啡普及教育是有着决定性的作用的，星巴克树立了一个快捷、标准、流程化作业的咖啡店形象，而Luckin则是把咖啡带到了更多人的身边，用更便宜的价格，强化了人们的认知，这一点可以说Luckin的作用更大。因为有了这些基础，我们看到一个个小众的精品咖啡店和咖啡品牌在这短短的五年间集中涌现出来。甚至因为一些新技术的引入，使得速溶咖啡依然凭借其不可磨灭的便捷性，重回大众视野。虽然想要扭转雀巢三合一速溶带给大家过于根深蒂固的印象非常艰难，我们依然能够感触到市场也在一点点认知和接纳。另一方面市场的充分竞争终究会让中国居高不下的咖啡价格回归理性，无论如何咖啡都应当是生活化的是大众化的，它应当是一种亲近大众生活的方式，而不是一个貌似高高在上的西方舶来品。本期节目的主人公阿J是一个咖啡行业的从业者，目前是纽约第五大道Blue Bottle咖啡店的一位咖啡师，因为单纯的对于咖啡的热爱，她辞掉了原本高薪的品牌营销的工作，转身投入这个在美国华人面孔十分稀少的行业成为了一名咖啡师。从某种程度上来说，这一决定和追求社会地位、偏好于当医生、律师、金融从业者的华裔普遍价值观是违背的。而且工作远远比你想象的要辛苦，尤其是把一份爱好当成事业，也确实会面临很多风险，甚至最终消磨掉你对这件事情的热爱。不过好在咖啡本身的宽度和广度，包容性和接纳性，让你始终能遇到很多志同道合的朋友，也让你最终收获坚持的意义。本期节目就让我们和阿J一起聊聊咖啡有关的那些你不知道的事情。本期节目我们主要聊了以下几点，⭕️2:40 阿J和Blue Bottle小蓝瓶的渊源⭕️4:50 速溶咖啡回潮的新形态⭕️6:00 亚洲和欧美市场对速溶咖啡态度不同的原因⭕️8:10 冻干咖啡有哪些优点⭕️10:20 国内有哪些比较好的冻干咖啡品牌⭕️12:30 为什么想当咖啡师⭕️15:10 谁年轻的时候没想过开咖啡店 （提到的电影是《第36个故事》）⭕️17:15 Blue Bottle名声在外，却不想当网红店⭕️19:00 咖啡师想象和现实的对比⭕️20:45 阿J是如何开始咖啡师这份工作的⭕️22:40 咖啡师不仅要煮一手好咖啡，还要学会处理客户投诉⭕️24:25 日常开店流程和幕后准备⭕️26:30 咖啡师能赚多少钱？⭕️28:40 咖啡发展的三波浪潮⭕️31:30 从星巴克甄选和烘焙工坊看中国咖啡市场所处阶段⭕️33:08 如何评价市场搅局者luckin小蓝杯⭕️34:40 luckin的选址策略和价格定位⭕️37:30 中国市场的咖啡大众化道阻且长⭕️40:00 咖啡豆其实不是豆子是种子⭕️41:50 从咖啡厅到咖啡店的二十年⭕️44:10 为什么大家对咖啡的接受度不高⭕️46:20 咖啡是如何被发现和兴起的⭕️48:00 意大利人对咖啡饮品的影响⭕️50:20 大家消费咖啡的三大理由⭕️52:40 一杯咖啡的成本是多少⭕️56:15 影响一杯咖啡好坏的五个因素⭕️1:00:00 日晒、蜜处理和水洗到底是指什么⭕️1:03:40 在家就可以做到的萃取方式有哪些⭕️1:06:35 基于意式浓缩的咖啡饮品的不同配比⭕️1:09:00 咖啡vlog简单介绍（大家记得收看哦！）⭕️1:12:00 本期节目划重点时间
In episode 32 of TechBuzz China, co-hosts Ying-Ying Lu and Rui Ma talk about Luckin Coffee, the hybrid online-offline coffee chain unicorn startup that's turning heads in China with its rapid expansion and innovative business model. In fact, immediately after we completed recording of this episode, news broke that the year-old company has raised another $200 million in fresh funding, upping its valuation to $2.2 billion. Throughout, the dominant Western media narrative has remained that of direct comparisons to Starbucks, describing Luckin as the “Starbucks challenger.” But, just how accurate is this juxtaposition? Additionally, how has now-celebrity CEO Qian Zhiya, or Jenny, been able to attract tremendous amounts of venture capital and to instill strong investor confidence as a first-time founder? Rui and Ying-Ying begin today's story with Jenny's background. At 43-years-old, she was previously best known as one of the hidden weapons of China's leading transportation companies, the operations-heavy Ucar, where she rose from an administrative role to become COO and EVP of the rental division in 2014. At Ucar, Jenny oversaw the rapid growth in mobile-enabled on-demand services from the ridesharing business-- valuable expertise for envisioning and executing on Luckin's marriage of offline storefront expansion and an on-demand experience on the smartphone. The companies' ties do not end there: Jenny started Luckin with a loan from Ucar CEO Lu Zhengyao, and many of Luckin's investors had also invested in Ucar. Rui and Ying-Ying continue by comparing Luckin to Starbucks, and then explaining why that comparison doesn't make much sense. Complete with vivid stories and analysis, our co-hosts' thesis is that Luckin's rise is a prime example of how brands are increasingly using offline presence to acquire online customers, and that the company's technology and digital-first F&B business model innovations can be exported and applied to other businesses and in other locales. Listen to find out: which startups, both in China and here in the U.S., can we more accurately consider to be the chain's “cousins”? What role does data play in optimizing aspects such as delivery, inventory management, personalized deals, and expansion? It's too early to tell if Luckin will succeed, but what factors may tip the odds in one direction or another? How is this Chinese company using technology to successfully reimagine F&B-- faster than Starbucks ever has-- beginning with one of the oldest and seemingly simplest markets, grabbing a cup of coffee? As always, you can find these stories and more at pandaily.com. Let us know what you think of the show by leaving us an iTunes review, liking our Facebook page, and tweeting at us at @techbuzzchina to win some swag! Finally, we would like to give a shoutout to our new listeners over at our partner, dealstreetasia.com.
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