Podcasts about robinhood's ipo

InvestmentNews' fintech reporter, Nicole Casperson, has become a true expert on all things Robinhood through her reporting, and she joins Jeff and Bruce on Robinhood's IPO day to share her findings. They discuss the companies challenges, where they go from here, and the performance of the IPO itself. Professor Luke Taylor from Wharton joins today's pod to chat about the results of his department's research on the future of ESG performance. Their verdict? The future will not be as bright as the prior two years worth of gains.

Our anchors begin today's show breaking down the relationship between stocks and rates with CNBC's Mike Santoli, and Satori Fund Founder Dan Niles joins with in-depth analysis on the tech sell-off. Then, CNBC's Kate Rooney profiles the ongoing crypto crash, and Mark Asset Management CEO and Managing Partner Morris Mark discusses Netflix's continued plunge after the streaming giant reported results last week. Next, our Julia Boorstin reports on social media company Snap receiving a series of downgrades and price target cuts, and Morgan Stanley analyst James Faucette shares insight on opportunities in the payments space, with top picks including PayPal, Visa and Mastercard. “Margins” Editor Ranjan Roy also covers the decline of stocks that went through trading platform Robinhood's IPO Access program. Later, our Julia Boorstin highlights the underperformance of big telecom names as providers including AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile prepare to post results in the weeks ahead.

Katie Benner, Tom Dotan, and Eric Newcomer look back on 2021 in Techmeme headlines for our final episode of Dead Cat for the year. We discuss some of the biggest stories of the year: In January, Microsoft said Russian hackers accessed some of its source code and the U.S. government pinned the SolarWinds hack on Russians. In February, Elon Musk drove Clubhouse listeners (and journalists blocked by Marc Andreessen) to YouTube as they tried to listen to the live interview on the platform. It would represent a peak moment of cultural relevance for Clubhouse. In March, Stripe's valuation climbed to $95 billion. (And we talked about Stripe's critics on Y Combinator-owned Hacker News and the coverage of Stripe's hiring practices in Protocol.) In May, Antonio García Martínez declared that Apple had fired him over the culture war backlash to his book Chaos Monkeys. In June, the New York Times wrote about tough working conditions at Amazon. Later this year, a tornado would rip through an Amazon facility, killing six and raising further questions about how Amazon protects its workers. Also in June, Andreessen Horowitz launched its much-discussed Future — a publication that hasn't yet taken Silicon Valley by storm but has put every venture firm on notice that they need to think about getting in the content business. We talked about Robinhood's IPO in July and the rise of meme stocks. And we discussed how big tech executives don't seem to want to worry about the present. Jeff Bezos stepped down as Amazon CEO in July as he spends more time on Blue Origin; Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg rebranded his company to Meta in October; and Jack Dorsey left behind moderation challenges at Twitter in late November and then renamed his financial services company Square to Block, hoping to emphasize the company's crypto ambitions. Finally, Tom, Katie, and Eric offer some predictions for what 2022 holds, though no one seems quite sure after this strange year.Techmeme!My favorite tech headline aggregator, tweet tracker, and conversation setter — Techmeme — has been generously featuring me on their home page as part of a round-up of interesting tech newsletters. So I wanted to return the favor.I check Techmeme literally every couple of hours and rely on it to do my job. And in a genuine coincidence, Techmeme served as an easy-to-navigate archive for this week's podcast. It's a free news aggregator for tech industry folks that's updated constantly to show the most important tech stories of the moment and the commentary surrounding those stories. They also publish a daily newsletter with stories from the past day, which is useful if you forget to visit the site. Get full access to Newcomer at www.newcomer.co/subscribe

In this explosive, mind boggling episode, the fellas discuss Robinhood's IPO and the multi-million dollar crypto heist. Andrew goes on his rant about why he dislikes like crypto or maybe he just doesn't get it? Decide for yourself by clicking play to enjoy the breakdown of this week's financial news. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tithes--taxes/support

In this week's episode, Mark and Derek discuss the wild ride that is the Robinhood IPO!  The stock has bounced back in a big way after starting out one of the worst IPOs in recent history.  Is now the time to buy?  Has the growth story already happened, or is the best yet to come for $HOOD?  The dynamic duo reveals the three boxes a stock must check to end up in their portfolio. [2:00] Robinhood's IPO [14:40] Dangers for Novice Investors [19:10] Would We Own Robinhood? Our Criteria - Management Team, Growth and Valuation Connect with Derek GabrielsenTwitter: @DerekGabrielsenFollow Derek on LinkedInSend Derek a message hereCheck out Derek's YouTube channel!Connect With Mark TepperTwitter: @MarkTepperSWPFollow Mark on LinkedInSend Mark a message hereThe SWP Connect YouTube ChannelSend your questions and comments to us at info@SWPConnect.com Subscribe to The Capitalist Investor

Welcome to our recurring monthly roundtable. In our Tap Room discussions, Jack & Sean will cover a variety of current events, company headlines, and financial planning updates.In this week's Taproom, we discuss Square's big acquisition, the stress in the Chinese technology stocks, Robinhood's IPO, and an overview of the crypto market. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craftadvice/message

In this week's episode of Just Chris Podcast, long time listener and supporter Thaddaus Breckenridge makes his second appearance on the podcast! Together, Chris and Thaddaus discuss the change that is coming to West Virginia and how to get involved nationwide as well as a No-Cap Recap of the second week of the Olympics. As we approach our final days of the games, the USA is still in the lead when it comes to medals but will they catch up to China's gold? Lastly, a hot-take on Robinhood's IPO and what to look forward to regarding their stock price. Tune in and listen up! Take a minute to subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel where new videos are uploaded weekly!! Support The Podcast Here: https://anchor.fm/justchrispodcast/support Send Me an Email: justchrispodcast@gmail.com Find me wherever you listen to podcasts: Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0ZsDyjTywtrco6vOwtupRe Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-chris/id1540010530 Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8zZTNmZTM4MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Website Links: Anchor - https://anchor.fm/justchrispodcast Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQe8gYeLvMQYtdOFRIiU9fg Twitch - twitch.tv/ccar6234 Intro/Outro: Blake Price - https://www.instagram.com/blakeprice330/?hl=en Things to check out: Investment Discord - https://discord.gg/9sDzuBc856 Stereo - stereo.com/just_chris_ From Thaddaus: The Peoples Charter - https://www.peoplescharter.us/home#home-new-cta Mobilize.US - https://www.mobilize.us/wv-wfp/event/403684/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justchrispodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justchrispodcast/support

Brent and Leon discuss the aftermath of Robinhood's IPO and the WILD ride the stock has been on in just 5 days. Check out our digital resources for more IEA information and knowledge! Links below. Join our membership platform https://www.ieamembers.com Listen to our podcast while on the go https://ieapodcast.com/ Join our active Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/InvestingEducationAcademy Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/investingeducationacademy/ Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/InvestingEducationAcademy Visit our website https://investingeducationacademy.com/

Robinhood's IPO is a defining moment in retail trading. It's a tacit acknowledgement of their success. Simplicity and confetti covered screens work. Still, there are going to be unintended consequences. Whether it's traders getting in over their head or the lack of a complete strategic product offering, at some point Robinhood will face a challenge. How they handle that challenge or challenges might be what cements their legacy or ends their run. Tune in to hear Tom and Dylan discuss this and more.

Another week, another action packed and knowledgeable episode of Corporate Coke & Smack. This week got a little personal as Tobe spoke on some things he was enduring in his life but also how he was being solution oriented in working through them. No matter how intelligent or well we are doing for ourselves, we are all humans at the end of the day. The guys talked about the Lombard loans which allows you to borrow against your investment portfolio. They also discussed advice the advantage of getting a business loan versus giving out equity in your business, Robinhood's IPO, Evander Kane's betting scandal, The Lakers piling up there roster, and much MORE. Be sure to share with your friends, your favorite podcast! CC Smack!   If you love the podcast, make sure you leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Also go cop some merch from www.ccsmackpodcast.com. Tune in on any one of the links below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCycuKgizeGsmhN-szLcusGg https://ccsmackpodcast.podbean.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/corporate-coke-smack/id1276415840 https://open.spotify.com/show/1lvjE9cX0EEDdjQ5MVwWog

Robinhood's IPO is a defining moment in retail trading. It's a tacit acknowledgement of their success. Simplicity and confetti covered screens work. Still, there are going to be unintended consequences. Whether it's traders getting in over their head or the lack of a complete strategic product offering, at some point Robinhood will face a challenge. How they handle that challenge or challenges might be what cements their legacy or ends their run. Tune in to hear Tom and Dylan discuss this and more.

Bonjour à tous ! Cette semaine, nous revenons à un épisode un peu plus classique avec nos deux segments de départ soit le Son de la Cloche et le Dans Vos Poches. Dans ce Dans Vos Poches de cette semaine, on essayera de comprendre pourquoi les magasins essayent toujours de vous offrir des cartes de fidélité. Ces programmes sont-ils réellement rentables ? Quid des données personnelles ? Mais avant tout, dans un premier temps nous ferons un Son de la Cloche qui s'intéressera à l'introduction en bourse IPO de Robinhood, déjà qualifié de pire IPO de l'histoire de la bourse américaine. Après un recul de plus de 8%, la semaine passée, le titre Robinhood inquiète déjà avec ses nombreux dérapages (dont l'affaire Gamestop) et son public peu expérimenté. Bonne semaine, et bonne écoute ! #Podcast #Finance #Robinhood --------- Sources: - Gasparino, C. (2021, August 1). ‘Little guy' may feel sharp pain from Robinhood's IPO arrow. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2021/07/31/little-guy-may-feel-sharp-pain-from-robinhoods-ipo-arrow/ - Investing.com. (2021, July 29). La très attendue IPO de Robinhood a lieu aujourd'hui, Succès en perspective ? Investing.com France. https://fr.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/la-tres-attendue-ipo-de-robinhood-a-lieu-aujourdhui-succes-en-perspective--2034104 - Platt, E. (2021, July 30). Robinhood IPO: why believers failed to deliver the ‘moonshot.' Financial Times. https://www.ft.com/content/81e9871b-5d12-480b-87a8-454b69e11958 - Singer, D. (2021, July 29). Robinhood Has the Worst Debut Ever for IPO of Its Size. Bloomberg. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/robinhood-flirts-worst-debut-ever-172454124.html --------- Contact: - Commentaires sur YouTube - Email : contact@etatfinancier.info ---------

Listen to Matt Mancini, Bryan Lendzion, and Nate Jefferson recount the past week on Saturday, July 31st. They talk about the recent news in the Crypto realm, conflicts between Apple and Facebook, Robinhood's IPO, an Israeli oil tanker undergoing a drone strike, the SEC's new scrutiny over Chinese companies, and how schools and businesses are dealing with new covid-19 restrictions. WMA website: http://msuwma.com Contact: msuwma@gmail.com Song Credit: Rain (Instrumental) by Mac Miller

Tom Sosnoff, founder of TastyTrade and ThinkorSwim, joins the Express to talk about what the influx of new traders means for markets, and how trading platforms and regulators need to evolve to keep them trading. Also, what to expect from earnings, and the term of the week that educated investors need to know.

Tom Sosnoff, founder of TastyTrade and ThinkorSwim, joins the Express to talk about what the influx of new traders means for markets, and how trading platforms and regulators need to evolve to keep them trading. Also, what to expect from earnings, and the term of the week that educated investors need to know. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robinhood's first day as a publicly-traded company didn't quite go as planned. Is this company a long-term investment opportunity? 7investing lead advisors Dana Abramovitz and Simon Erickson analyze how Robinhood makes its money and whether those revenue streams are long-term sustainable. Welcome to 7investing. We are here to empower you to invest in your future! We publish our 7 best ideas in the stock market to our subscribers for just $49 per month or $399 per year. Start your journey toward's financial independence: https://www.7investing.com/subscribe Stop by our website to level-up your investing education: https://www.7investing.com Follow us on Social Media ► https://www.facebook.com/7investing/ ► https://twitter.com/7investing ► https://instagram.com/7investing --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/7investing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/7investing/support

First, a few takeaways from another blockbuster quarter in the tech industry. Then, Janko Roettgers joins the show to discuss Big Tech's obsession with the metaverse and the platform war that seems inevitable. Finally, Ben Pimentel talks about Robinhood's IPO, and the company's crazy route to the public markets.For more on the topics in this episode:Janko Roettgers on TwitterFacebook announces Metaverse product group headed by Instagram VP Vishal ShahZuckerberg to investors: This metaverse thing will be expensiveBen Pimentel on TwitterRobinhood shares slide below offering price in debutRobinhood's broken IPO echoes FacebookRobinhood meme-stocks itselfFor all the links and stories, head to Source Code's homepage.

This week, Felix Salmon, Emily Peck, are joined by Cezary Podkul of ProPublica to talk about his in-depth article on unemployment insurance fraud, Robinhood's IPO and ambitions of being a “super app,” and everything that's going on with private companies in China and the stock market in Hong Kong.  In the Plus segment: Payment for order flow.  Mentioned in the show: “How Unemployment Insurance Fraud Exploded During the Pandemic” by Cezary Podkul for ProPublica  “U.S. SEC says Chinese IPO hopefuls must provide additional risk disclosures” by Echo Wang, Scott Murdoch, and Kane Wu for Reuters “Hong Kong's Status as a Financial Center Seems Safe” by Felix Salmon for Axios “The Time Tax” by Annie Lowrey for The Atlantic Email: slatemoney@slate.com Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Twitter: @felixsalmon, @EmilyRPeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Felix Salmon, Emily Peck, are joined by Cezary Podkul of ProPublica to talk about his in-depth article on unemployment insurance fraud, Robinhood's IPO and ambitions of being a “super app,” and everything that's going on with private companies in China and the stock market in Hong Kong.  In the Plus segment: Payment for order flow.  Mentioned in the show: “How Unemployment Insurance Fraud Exploded During the Pandemic” by Cezary Podkul for ProPublica  “U.S. SEC says Chinese IPO hopefuls must provide additional risk disclosures” by Echo Wang, Scott Murdoch, and Kane Wu for Reuters “Hong Kong's Status as a Financial Center Seems Safe” by Felix Salmon for Axios “The Time Tax” by Annie Lowrey for The Atlantic Email: slatemoney@slate.com Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Twitter: @felixsalmon, @EmilyRPeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DB-Jul29,2021: Jared Dillian of The Daily Dirtnap sits down with Real Vision's Ash Bennington and Jack Farley on the Daily Briefing to discuss his outlook for the economy by analyzing jobless claim data and GDP forecasts in addition to commenting on Robinhood's IPO. The trio covers the decline in jobless claims and its implications for the state of the labor market. Dillian examines Robinhood's price action on its first day of trading and criticism of its payment for order flow business model. During today's briefing, Ash and Jack will preview the fourth part of an interview with Cathie Wood conducted by Kiril Sokoloff, which you can watch right here: https://rvtv.io/3xaMOMi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode for 30th July 2021; Robinhood is going public after having raised some $2.1 billion on NASDAQ at a $32 billion valuation. So we thought maybe we could look at the company and see what's happening under the “HOOD.”

On this weeks episode Brandon we make calls on Delta ($dal), Amazon ($amzn), D.R. Horton ($dhi), Raytheon ($rtx) and more! Dave talks about this week's GDP numbers and answers a question about $LAND We answer viewer questions about High Tide and Robinhood's IPO. Also, Brandon punched a bear. Not a fat sweaty one that trolls Stock Twits from his mom's basement, but a real bear. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chinchillapicking/support

Founder of Sports Medicine Analytics Research Team Dr. Robby Sikka discusses what's driving most of the breakthrough Covid cases he's studied. CNBC's Valerie Castro speaks to wildlife experts to learn more about the mysterious disease that's killing birds on the east coast. “Squawk Box” co-host Andrew Ross Sorkin helps us make sense of Robinhood's IPO today. Scientist Michael Mann explains “Earth Overshoot Day” and how climate change is manifesting itself across the globe. Plus, USA Gymnastics Hall of Famer Carly Patterson reacts to Suni Lee's impressive gold medal performance.

Jason covers the Grand Jury indictment of Nikola founder Trevor Milton for making false claims to investors (1:50) and gives short recap of Robinhood's IPO (18:55). Then, Brandon Brown joins to discuss his company GRIN (25:40), the influencer economy, shifting advertising trends, social media platforms and more.

Robinhood's IPO, earnings from Facebook, Ford and PayPal, infrastructure, vaccine requirements and more dominated TheStreet's attention Thursday.

Hello everyone, On today's session, I talk about Facebook's earnings, the Gross Domestic Product report, Robinhood's IPO, and Scarlett Johansson suing Disney over Black Widow. Here are some insight's that I provide as part of today's session. 1.  Why did Facebook's stock decline after a blockbuster earnings report and what often happens to stocks afterwards. 2.  What is the Gross Domestic Product and why did the market shrug off less than expected numbers? 3.   How does Robinhood make money by charging zero commissions on trades and a few general comments on the IPO process and stock trading symbols. 4.  The basis for Scarlett Johansson's lawsuit against Disney in regards to Black Widow and how releasing on streaming services may affect the financials of big budget movies going forward.                                            Bill

Brent and Leon breakdown Robinhood's IPO and the fundamentals released in the company's S1. Check out our digital resources for more IEA information and knowledge! Links below. Join our membership platform https://www.ieamembers.com Listen to our podcast while on the go https://ieapodcast.com/ Join our active Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/InvestingEducationAcademy Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/investingeducationacademy/ Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/InvestingEducationAcademy Visit our website https://investingeducationacademy.com/

Vlad Tenev, Robinhood CEO, says meme investing is no joke, “it's a real thing.” Free stock trading app Robinhood surged in popularity among retail investors through the Covid-19 pandemic and the meme stock mania of 2021. The company sold shares in its Nasdaq launch at $38 a piece, valuing it over $30 billion. Tenev celebrates Robinhood's IPO, the role of ‘payment for order flow' in the next generation of investing, cryptocurrencies, and what the road to the public market means to him personally. Andrew Ross Sorkin, Joe Kernen and Morgan Brennan look for lessons for Robinhood in the legends of IPOs-past and …. Kernen on cruise control.

Jason covers the Grand Jury indictment of Nikola founder Trevor Milton for making false claims to investors (1:50) and gives short recap of Robinhood's IPO (18:55). Then, Brandon Brown joins to discuss his company GRIN (25:40), the influencer economy, shifting advertising trends, social media platforms and more.

Robinhood's IPO is one of the most highly anticipated initial public offering EVER among retail investors. Dumb Money has been closely following the company since the stock trading app was created in 2013. We were eager to invest pre-IPO and now that the company is finally going public we need to decide what to do with our shares. Hold? Sell? Buy more? Today on Dumb Money, we reveal our strategy.

Michelle Martin and Arun Pai, Chief Strategy Officer at Flow discuss the FOMC decision to keep rates unchanged, Robinhood's IPO and Chinese shares at the crosshairs of Beijing's regulatory crackdown.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another all news episode! We're diving into some interesting business headliens from this week. - Netflix Q2 earnings report (CNBC, The Motley Fool) - Zoom's big purchase (Globe Newswire) - A Farmville clone turned into a ponzi scheme - yes, it's real (Rest of World) - Robinhood is set to go public (The New York Times)

Today's F-Bomb discusses: - Air travel is back - Perspective is more important than circumstances - Aaron Rodgers needs to reassess how good he has it - James 1:11, we're all dying and we can't take it with us - 1/2 of all Baby Boomers will suffer cognitive decline by age 85. - How old is your adviser? - Gas prices are highest in 7-years - Robinhood's IPO filing - How do I know how much risk I should take?

In this week's broadcast featuring Bloomberg Intelligence analysts and their research, Julie Chariell and Larry Tabb team up to explain Robinhood's risk from falling volume of payments for order flow ahead of its IPO. Michael Kay explores the pros and cons of Exxon's use of new techniques to develop its Permian assets. Deborah Aitken lays out the back half of the year for global luxury-goods companies and Ann-Hunter Van Kirk details a scenario in which CRISPR's sales might beat consensus and reach $3 billion. Hosts: Alix Steel and Paul Sweeney. Producer: Tim Herro. The BI Radio show podcasts through Apple's iTunes, Spotify and Luminary. It broadcasts on Saturdays and Sundays at noon on Bloomberg's flagship station WBBR (1130 AM) in New York, 106.1 FM/1330 AM in Boston, 99.1 FM in Washington, 960 AM in the San Francisco area, channel 119 on SiriusXM, www.bloombergradio.com, and iPhone and Android mobile apps. Bloomberg Intelligence, the research arm of Bloomberg L.P., provides in-depth analysis and data on more than 2,000 companies and 130 industries. On the Bloomberg terminal, run BI . Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In this episode, the guys start discussing 5 jobs that probably won't exist because of technology, buying your dream car before buying your first home or property, and somehow end up discussing the "Golden Handcuffs" people me face while working their 9-5. They also discuss Robinhood's IPO and predictions on how the market will react to it. Lastly, they remind the good folks of the Only Bands Community of the Money Challenge they started. To join the Only Bands Trading Group reach out to kell on Twitter: @kellboogie_

The Tokyo games are struggling with rising Covid-19 infections, corporations pulling out, an unenthused Japanese public and now a bad Holocaust joke. Pete Sweeney and Rob Cox discuss. Meantime, John Foley says Robinhood resembles E*Trade 20 years ago – in good and bad ways. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're chatting about Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin space flight, Square's new small business banking, Virgil Abloh's sale of Off-White to LVMH, Robinhood's IPO and $35 billion valuation, the biggest marriage boom since 1984, Caitlyn Jenner's tax returns, As Seen on Social, and more. Why Space Matters – Group Chat News 7.20.21 Should the NBA be concerned about their ratings? [1:26] Why space matters. [8:50] Square to now take on banking. [20:54] LVMH is ALL-IN on Virgil Abloh and the Off-White brand. [25:25] Breaking down the Robinhood IPO. [30:51] Weddings are BOOMING! [36:01] Dip and Rip. [45:24] Caitlyn Jenner needs money. [47:00] As Seen on Social. [50:53] Group Chat Shout Outs. [58:35] Related Links/Products Mentioned NBA Finals ratings way down from pre-pandemic numbers Jeff Bezos reaches space on Blue Origin's first crewed launch What breakthroughs in medicine came from NASA? Square launches small business banking Virgil Abloh Sells Off-White to LVMH, Deepening Ties With Luxury Conglomerate Robinhood asking for $35 billion valuation in its IPO: Here are the 5 most eye-popping disclosures from the filing Wedding Guests Are Dreading the Biggest Marriage Boom Since 1984 Caitlyn Jenner Tax Returns Reveal a Plunge in Income Jeff Bezos donates $100 million each to CNN contributor Van Jones and chef Jose Andres Kanye West hosting album release listening party for ‘Donda' in Atlanta Trump Ally Tom Barrack Is Charged With Acting as U.A.E. Foreign Agent J&J vaccine may be less effective against delta variant; Vegas employees required to wear mask indoors: COVID-19 updates Connect with Group Chat! Watch The Pod #1 Newsletter In The World For The Gram Tweet With Us Exclusive Facebook Content

Kara and Scott talk Robinhood's IPO, Netflix earnings, and Jeff Bezos' rocket ride. They also weigh in on the war of words between Facebook and President Biden, as well as the administration's stance on China and cyberattacks. And, Friend of Pivot Paxton Smith discusses the stringent Texas abortion bill that inspired her viral valedictorian speech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kara and Scott talk Robinhood's IPO, Netflix earnings, and Jeff Bezos' rocket ride. They also weigh in on the war of words between Facebook and President Biden, as well as the administration's stance on China and cyberattacks. And, Friend of Pivot Paxton Smith discusses the stringent Texas abortion bill that inspired her viral valedictorian speech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Olly and I talk about Robinhood's flotation plans and the implications of vaccine passports…

Kara and Scott talk Robinhood's IPO, Netflix earnings, and Jeff Bezos' rocket ride. They also weigh in on the war of words between Facebook and President Biden, as well as the administration's stance on China and cyberattacks. And, Friend of Pivot Paxton Smith discusses the stringent Texas abortion bill that inspired her viral valedictorian speech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kara and Scott talk Robinhood's IPO, Netflix earnings, and Jeff Bezos' rocket ride. They also weigh in on the war of words between Facebook and President Biden, as well as the administration's stance on China and cyberattacks. And, Friend of Pivot Paxton Smith discusses the stringent Texas abortion bill that inspired her viral valedictorian speech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, I bring back our regular contributor David Chase, securities attorney, to discuss what has been going on lately in the world of Robinhood.   Since the Gamestop and Reddit frenzy earlier this year when Robinhood temporarily stopped allowing some trades of Gamestop on Robinhood's trading platform, Robinhood continues to be in the news.   From it's customer support problems to it's $70 million dollar fine, Robinhood continues to make headline news and none of it positive.    Despite it all, the latest news is that Robinhood is looking to become a publicly traded company.    Mr. Chase goes through the backdrop of it all and explains why despite all the bad press Robinhood's IPO is just par for the course.    

CEO David Trainer sat down with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life to talk about our Danger Zone pick this week: Robinhood IPO: Still A Bad Bet For Investors with Alarming Risk. The post Podcast: Why Robinhood’s IPO is in the Danger Zone appeared first on New Constructs.

Thanks to Sharesight for sponsoring this episode! 4 Months FREE of Sharesight Portfolio Tracking http://bit.ly/sharesight-younginvestors In this week's episode, we discuss Robinhood's IPO update, Richard Branson goes to space and Trump sues Facebook, Twitter & Google. Submit your audio clips: younginvestorspodcast@gmail.com The Young Investors Podcast explores the ideas of Value Investing, ideas that that were originally formed by successful investors such as Ben Graham, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. The show is run by two young Australian investors; Hamish Hodder and Brandon van der Kolk, who both run their own investing related YouTube channels.

On this week on 'Word on the Block' the lads discuss the future of Big Tech and Jeff Bezos Stepping down as CEO of Amazon, Robinhood's IPO, the Decriminalization of Cannabis and the Dink Doin Coin!

Robinhood files for its long-awaited IPO. The Chinese government took the shine off of Didi's recent IPO. More new features from Twitter. Is Apple the first to take advantage of 3nm chips? And, of course, the weekend longreads suggestions.Sponsors:CreditKarma.com/podcastCalm.com/techmemeLinks:Robinhood files for long-awaited IPO (Axios)How Robinhood's explosive growth rate came to be (Tech Crunch)Didi shares fall after China announces cybersecurity review just days after IPO (CNBC)Twitter considers new features for tweeting only to friends, under different personas and more (Tech Crunch)Apple and Intel become first to adopt TSMC's latest chip tech (Nikkei Asia)Weekend Longreads Suggestions:Three Weeks with iOS and iPadOS 15: Foundational Updates (Mac Stories)Amazon Primed Andy Jassy to Be CEO. Can He Keep What Jeff Bezos Built? (Wall Street Journal)ROBBING THE XBOX VAULT: INSIDE A $10 MILLION GIFT CARD CHEAT (Bloomberg)‘Time and space don't exist in the spirit world': How psychics are embracing remote work (Los Angeles Times)The Tin Man Gets His Heart: An Oral History of ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day' (The Ringer)Subscribe to SpaceCasts on Apple PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

HEY Chinchilla Pickers! On this episode we cover the following: -Robinhood's IPO along with their recent FINRA fine. -Which brokerage companies we use -Dave continues upon his quest to find out what is happening with oil. -What did Conagra brands say about inflation? -Didi Global's IPO -Tobin's Q (which is a valuation method) We hope you enjoy the episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chinchillapicking/support

Robinhood's COO Gretchen Howard joins Daversa Partners' CEO Paul Daversa, and longtime partner Bill Beer to talk all things leadership, operations, and talent. Nothing is off limits in this conversation; including -- female leadership from the top down, diversity, the battle for top talent, expectations vs. reality, and the evolution of Robinhood… ALL while navigating a media blitz (oh and a global pandemic).Contact:Plus, don't forget to check out our site: daversapartners.comStay up-to-date: News & InsightsContact us through emailSign-up for our newsletterYou can find all of our episodes hereCheck out our social media sites:InstagramTwitterLinkedInTime Spots:0:00 – Start2:05 – Gretchen's journey from Fidelity to Google to Robinhood. How did you get here? 4:48 – Are you good or are you just lucky?9:14 – Robinhood – how much remains true to what you thought when were signing up for this vs reality. What's different and unexpected?12:15 – Time at CapitalG as a Partner & investor / did you know that fintech would be the place for you?17:45 – Pressures & responsibilities you hold in industry right now, specifically around gender & diversity gender and diversity23:20 – Navigating Robinhood without a roadmap during a media blitz re: GameStop, Reddit's Wall Street Bets, congress – all while in the middle of a high-profile executive search   28:50 – Founder vs. Female Founder32:15 - Robinhood just bought an 80-person recruiting firm BINC, will other companies follow suit?34:20 – Robinhood's IPO & the idea of opening this up to their customers, will this become the norm?Support my podcast by subscribing and reviewing!Music provided by: Audio BlocksPost-Production by: Wayfare Recording Co.© 2021 Daversa Partners. All Rights Reserved.

This week on the Get Invested podcast, Managing Partners Ben Dunbar and Ayal Shmilovich discuss vaccines, Robinhood's IPO, and whether or not you should purchase a Tesla using Bitcoin. Tune in every Wednesday at 3pm to listen to the podcast live on Clubhouse @getinvested and @bendunbar. As always, reach out to us whenever you are ready to Get Invested!