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Noticias Económicas y Financieras El S&P 500 $SP500 logró su trigésimo cierre récord de 2024, cerrando la sesión del lunes en 5.473. De hecho, el índice ha subido ahora un enorme 15% en solo seis meses del año, lo que se traduce en $5.5T adicionales en capitalización de mercado. En este momento están sucediendo muchas cosas para las acciones estadounidenses, con cosas como el aumento de las ganancias corporativas, el enfriamiento de la inflación y un próximo ciclo de flexibilización de la Reserva Federal, así como una volatilidad del mercado históricamente baja, un probable aterrizaje suave y, por supuesto, el notable repunte de la IA. Después de meses de luchar para mantener su negocio en funcionamiento, Fisker (OTC:FSRN) se acogió al Capítulo 11 de la ley de bancarrotas. El fabricante de vehículos eléctricos está en conversaciones avanzadas para la financiación del deudor en posesión y la venta de activos debido a "vientos en contra del mercado y macroeconómicos que afectaron nuestra capacidad para operar de manera eficiente". También se mantendrá una pausa en la producción. Fisker, con problemas de liquidez, señaló en febrero que tenía dudas sobre la continuidad de la empresa, después de lo cual fracasó su intento de asegurar una inversión de un importante fabricante de automóviles, mientras que su SUV Ocean está siendo investigado y algunos modelos han sido retirados del mercado. Culpando a las redes sociales por una crisis de salud mental juvenil, el Cirujano General de Estados Unidos, Vivek Murthy, está presionando para que se coloque una etiqueta de advertencia en las plataformas de redes sociales, similar a las exenciones de responsabilidad que se colocaban en los cigarrillos hace 60 años. "Los adolescentes que pasan más de tres horas al día en las redes sociales enfrentan el doble de riesgo de sufrir síntomas de ansiedad y depresión, y el uso diario promedio en este grupo de edad, en el verano de 2023, fue de 4.8 horas", escribió en un New York Times. Artículo de opinión del York Times . Las aplicaciones sociales populares entre los adolescentes incluyen TikTok $BDNCE, YouTube $GOOG, Snapchat $SNAP e Instagram $META. $AAPL Apple está descontinuando su oferta BNPL que se lanzó en los EE. UU. el año pasado, lo que convirtió los servicios financieros en una parte más profunda de su ecosistema. Apple Pay Later había permitido a los clientes comprar productos en línea por hasta $1.000 y pagar en cuatro cuotas sin intereses. Ahora, Apple $AAPL se centrará en las nuevas opciones de pago que se dieron a conocer la semana pasada en su conferencia anual de desarrolladores. Estarán disponibles al pagar con Apple Pay en los EE. UU. directamente a través de Affirm $AFRM y mediante tarjetas emitidas por Citi $C, Synchrony $SYF y Fiserv $FI. Biden se dispone a reabrir las reservas de petróleo si los precios de la gasolina vuelven a subir. Elon Musk dice que el Plan Maestro 4 de Tesla $TSLA será épico La FTC demanda a Adobe $ADBE por prácticas de planes de suscripción.

Atif is the author of Decision Sprint The New Way to Innovate into the Unknown and Move from Strategy to Action, Atif Rafiq has blazed trails in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 for over 25 years. After rising through digital native companies like Amazon, Yahoo!, and AOL, Atif held C-suite roles at McDonald's, Volvo, and MGM Resorts. He oversaw thousands of employees as a global P&L, transformation, and innovation leader. Rafiq was the first Chief Digital Officer in the history of the Fortune 500, a pioneering role he held at McDonalds, and he rose to the president level in the Fortune 300. He currently sits on the Boards of Flutter / Fanduel ($25bn public company); Clearcover (a fintech provider, ranked on the Fast 500); and KINS Capital ($300mm SPAC). Previously, he's served on the client council for Snapchat (SNAP), as advisor to Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $20bn) and national board member of Defy Ventures (non-profit serving the formerly incarcerated). While leading business units, teams, and growth for companies, Atif has built a large following as one of today's top management thinkers. Over half a million people follow his ideas about management and leadership on LinkedIn, where he is a Top Voice, and his newsletter Rewire has over 100,000 subscribers. He's advised and invested in over 30 startups including Headspace, SpaceX, 23&me, Callisto Media, Bullet Proof Nutrition, CONBODY, Byte Mobile and Salad & Go. He is an active speaker at conferences including MIT Artificial Intelligence Summit, Fortune Reinvent, Cannes Lion, SXSW, CES, Google I/O, Twitter Flight, Web Summit, and more. His work has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Mashable, Forbes, CNET, Tech Crunch, and Fast Company. Atif is passionate about helping companies push boldly into the future. He accomplishes this through Ritual, a software app revolutionizing how teams innovate and problem-solve, and through his work as keynote speaker, Board member, and CEO advisor.

Atif is the author of Decision Sprint The New Way to Innovate into the Unknown and Move from Strategy to Action, Atif Rafiq has blazed trails in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 for over 25 years. After rising through digital native companies like Amazon, Yahoo!, and AOL, Atif held C-suite roles at McDonald's, Volvo, and MGM Resorts. He oversaw thousands of employees as a global P&L, transformation, and innovation leader. Rafiq was the first Chief Digital Officer in the history of the Fortune 500, a pioneering role he held at McDonalds, and he rose to the president level in the Fortune 300. He currently sits on the Boards of Flutter / Fanduel ($25bn public company); Clearcover (a fintech provider, ranked on the Fast 500); and KINS Capital ($300mm SPAC). Previously, he's served on the client council for Snapchat (SNAP), as advisor to Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $20bn) and national board member of Defy Ventures (non-profit serving the formerly incarcerated). While leading business units, teams, and growth for companies, Atif has built a large following as one of today's top management thinkers. Over half a million people follow his ideas about management and leadership on LinkedIn, where he is a Top Voice, and his newsletter Rewire has over 100,000 subscribers. He's advised and invested in over 30 startups including Headspace, SpaceX, 23&me, Callisto Media, Bullet Proof Nutrition, CONBODY, Byte Mobile and Salad & Go. He is an active speaker at conferences including MIT Artificial Intelligence Summit, Fortune Reinvent, Cannes Lion, SXSW, CES, Google I/O, Twitter Flight, Web Summit, and more. His work has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Mashable, Forbes, CNET, Tech Crunch, and Fast Company. Atif is passionate about helping companies push boldly into the future. He accomplishes this through Ritual, a software app revolutionizing how teams innovate and problem-solve, and through his work as keynote speaker, Board member, and CEO advisor.

Noticias Económicas y Financieras La propuesta ha sido descartada muchas veces durante la última década, pero los líderes de la UE ahora están tratando de ver exactamente cómo avanzar hacia una unión única del mercado de capitales. La reunión también destacó la necesidad de reunir capital para transiciones costosas que van desde la tecnología de energía limpia hasta la inteligencia artificial. $ME La directora ejecutiva de 23andMe, Anne Wojcicki, está buscando privatizar la empresa de pruebas de ADN en dificultades , poco menos de tres años desde su debut en el mercado. Valorada en más de $6B en su punto máximo y sólo $188M en la actualidad, 23andMe ha visto cómo sus acciones se hundían a lo largo de los años a medida que la popularidad de sus pruebas de ADN disminuía y los esfuerzos por diversificar las fuentes de ingresos fracasaban. $MU El gobierno federal de Estados Unidos está acelerando sus planes para impulsar la producción de chips semiconductores. Micron Technology es la última en recibir una subvención de $6.1B para respaldar sus proyectos planificados de chips informáticos de memoria avanzada en Idaho y Nueva York. El proyecto de ley propuesto que obliga a TikTok a desinvertir en ByteDance de China $BDNCE o enfrentar una prohibición estadounidense podría recibir un seguimiento rápido, impulsando las acciones de aplicaciones rivales como Snapchat $SNAP y Pinterest $PINS. Cabe señalar que Wedbush Securities cree que Meta $META y Google $GOOGL serán los que más se beneficiarán si el proyecto de ley TikTok se convierte en ley. $GOOGL Google sigue adelante con los despidos y planifica movimientos de países. Oracle invertirá $8B en Japón en medio de la demanda de computación en la nube y IA. El cierre del puerto de Baltimore le cuesta a CSX $CSX hasta $30M al mes.

Growth and new ideas come with questions and unknowns. Does your team rush to judgment or just start working? Atif Rafiq joins Kevin to discuss the importance of dealing with unknowns in a productive way. He introduces the concept of decision sprints, a methodology to move from idea to recommendation and decision points. He also emphasizes the significance of workflows in defining company culture and offers advice on implementing decision sprints at the team level. Meet Atif Name: Atif Rafiq  Atif's Story: Atif Rafiq has blazed trails in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 for over 25 years. After rising through digital native companies like Amazon, Yahoo!, and AOL, Atif held C-suite roles at McDonald's, Volvo, and MGM Resorts. He oversaw thousands of employees as a global P&L, transformation, and innovation leader. Rafiq was the first Chief Digital Officer in the history of the Fortune 500, a pioneering role he held at McDonalds, and he rose to the president level in the Fortune 300. He currently sits on the Boards of Flutter / Fanduel ($25bn public company); Clearcover (a fintech provider, ranked on the Fast 500); and KINS Capital ($300mm SPAC). Previously, he's served on the client council for Snapchat (SNAP), as advisor to Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $20bn), and national board member of Defy Ventures (non-profit serving the formerly incarcerated). https://kevineikenberry.com/organizational-leadership/meetings-are-a-window-to-your-culture/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/atif1/ https://twitter.com/atifatif http://www.decisionsprint.com/ This episode is brought to you by... The Long-Distance Team. Remote leadership experts, Kevin Eikenberry and Wayne Turmel, help leaders navigate the new world of remote and hybrid teams to design the culture they desire for their teams and organizations in their new book! Book Recommendations Decision Sprint: The New Way to Innovate into the Unknown and Move from Strategy to Action by Atif Rafiq  Happy at Any Cost: The Revolutionary Vision and Fatal Quest of Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh by Kirsten Grind, Katherine Sayre  Related Episodes Making Better Decisions with Mike Whitaker Navigating Ambiguity with Andrea Small Leave a Review If you liked this conversation, we'd be thrilled if you'd let others know by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. Here's a quick guide for posting a review. Review on Apple: https://remarkablepodcast.com/itunes    Join Our Community If you want to view our live podcast episodes, hear about new releases, or chat with others who enjoy this podcast join one of our communities below. Join the Facebook Group Join the LinkedIn Group   Podcast Better! Sign up with Libsyn and get up to 2 months free! Use promo code: RLP  

Atif is the author of Decision Sprint The New Way to Innovate into the Unknown and Move from Strategy to Action, Atif Rafiq has blazed trails in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 for over 25 years. After rising through digital native companies like Amazon, Yahoo!, and AOL, Atif held C-suite roles at McDonald's, Volvo, and MGM Resorts. He oversaw thousands of employees as a global P&L, transformation, and innovation leader. Rafiq was the first Chief Digital Officer in the history of the Fortune 500, a pioneering role he held at McDonalds, and he rose to the president level in the Fortune 300. He currently sits on the Boards of Flutter / Fanduel ($25bn public company); Clearcover (a fintech provider, ranked on the Fast 500); and KINS Capital ($300mm SPAC). Previously, he's served on the client council for Snapchat (SNAP), as advisor to Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $20bn) and national board member of Defy Ventures (non-profit serving the formerly incarcerated). While leading business units, teams, and growth for companies, Atif has built a large following as one of today's top management thinkers. Over half a million people follow his ideas about management and leadership on LinkedIn, where he is a Top Voice, and his newsletter Rewire has over 100,000 subscribers. He's advised and invested in over 30 startups including Headspace, SpaceX, 23&me, Callisto Media, Bullet Proof Nutrition, CONBODY, Byte Mobile and Salad & Go. He is an active speaker at conferences including MIT Artificial Intelligence Summit, Fortune Reinvent, Cannes Lion, SXSW, CES, Google I/O, Twitter Flight, Web Summit, and more. His work has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Mashable, Forbes, CNET, Tech Crunch, and Fast Company. Atif is passionate about helping companies push boldly into the future. He accomplishes this through Ritual, a software app revolutionizing how teams innovate and problem-solve, and through his work as keynote speaker, Board member, and CEO advisor.

Atif is the author of Decision Sprint The New Way to Innovate into the Unknown and Move from Strategy to Action, Atif Rafiq has blazed trails in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 for over 25 years. After rising through digital native companies like Amazon, Yahoo!, and AOL, Atif held C-suite roles at McDonald's, Volvo, and MGM Resorts. He oversaw thousands of employees as a global P&L, transformation, and innovation leader. Rafiq was the first Chief Digital Officer in the history of the Fortune 500, a pioneering role he held at McDonalds, and he rose to the president level in the Fortune 300. He currently sits on the Boards of Flutter / Fanduel ($25bn public company); Clearcover (a fintech provider, ranked on the Fast 500); and KINS Capital ($300mm SPAC). Previously, he's served on the client council for Snapchat (SNAP), as advisor to Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $20bn) and national board member of Defy Ventures (non-profit serving the formerly incarcerated). While leading business units, teams, and growth for companies, Atif has built a large following as one of today's top management thinkers. Over half a million people follow his ideas about management and leadership on LinkedIn, where he is a Top Voice, and his newsletter Rewire has over 100,000 subscribers. He's advised and invested in over 30 startups including Headspace, SpaceX, 23&me, Callisto Media, Bullet Proof Nutrition, CONBODY, Byte Mobile and Salad & Go. He is an active speaker at conferences including MIT Artificial Intelligence Summit, Fortune Reinvent, Cannes Lion, SXSW, CES, Google I/O, Twitter Flight, Web Summit, and more. His work has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Mashable, Forbes, CNET, Tech Crunch, and Fast Company. Atif is passionate about helping companies push boldly into the future. He accomplishes this through Ritual, a software app revolutionizing how teams innovate and problem-solve, and through his work as keynote speaker, Board member, and CEO advisor.

Atif is the author of Decision Sprint The New Way to Innovate into the Unknown and Move from Strategy to Action, Atif Rafiq has blazed trails in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 for over 25 years. After rising through digital native companies like Amazon, Yahoo!, and AOL, Atif held C-suite roles at McDonald's, Volvo, and MGM Resorts. He oversaw thousands of employees as a global P&L, transformation, and innovation leader. Rafiq was the first Chief Digital Officer in the history of the Fortune 500, a pioneering role he held at McDonalds, and he rose to the president level in the Fortune 300. He currently sits on the Boards of Flutter / Fanduel ($25bn public company); Clearcover (a fintech provider, ranked on the Fast 500); and KINS Capital ($300mm SPAC). Previously, he's served on the client council for Snapchat (SNAP), as advisor to Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $20bn) and national board member of Defy Ventures (non-profit serving the formerly incarcerated). While leading business units, teams, and growth for companies, Atif has built a large following as one of today's top management thinkers. Over half a million people follow his ideas about management and leadership on LinkedIn, where he is a Top Voice, and his newsletter Rewire has over 100,000 subscribers. He's advised and invested in over 30 startups including Headspace, SpaceX, 23&me, Callisto Media, Bullet Proof Nutrition, CONBODY, Byte Mobile and Salad & Go. He is an active speaker at conferences including MIT Artificial Intelligence Summit, Fortune Reinvent, Cannes Lion, SXSW, CES, Google I/O, Twitter Flight, Web Summit, and more. His work has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Mashable, Forbes, CNET, Tech Crunch, and Fast Company. Atif is passionate about helping companies push boldly into the future. He accomplishes this through Ritual, a software app revolutionizing how teams innovate and problem-solve, and through his work as keynote speaker, Board member, and CEO advisor.

Earnings season began this week with mixed results. And if there are two companies that tell the story of these times, they are Snapchat (SNAP) and Schlumberger (SLB). Snapchat you surely know. Once the darling of young people sending ephemera to each other during lockdown, it is now little more than a glorified penny stock sent reeling from its soaring pandemic-era valuation. A dreadful year for tech, social media most of all, and another dreadful earnings call to mark its passing. Schlumberger on the other hand sounds like a retail outlet for elderly European equestrians. It is in fact an Oil company. And its star is on the rise. The so-called Great Rotation, from overvalued Tech to undervalued Commodity companies, continues. Which begs a recurring question of this podcast? Are we entering the Last Great Age of Oil? A final shortage that will send commodity prices soaring and with it the profits of the fallen Oil Giants? Or will a recession wipe demand off the board? For the purposes of investing, does it even make sense to chase the rally in Oil, or has the opportunity already passed? 

Snapchat (SNAP) is the latest company during this unofficial recession to announce steep layoffs. The most interesting victim is the Snapchat Originals show and what this means for the other social media companies that try to be "Hollywood." Evelyn also shares what she's been watching lately.

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Normalerweise werden Snaps nur einmal abgespielt und verschwinden danach. In Snapchat könnt ihr aber auch einen Snap wiederholen und ein Video oder ein Bild erneut abspielen, nachdem ihr es euch schon einmal angeschaut habt. Dazu könnt ihr die eingebaute Replay-Funktion von Snapchat nutzen. Falls das nicht mehr funktioniert, hilft euch manchmal auch ein Umweg. Wir zeigen euch, wie ihr einen Snap noch einmal ansehen...

U.S. stock futures changed overnight, coming off a positive week for the major averages, as traders brace for the busiest week of corporate earnings, as well as insights into further interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. There are still more earnings to come this week as the market prepared for the results. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures slid 45 points, or 0.14%. S&P 500 futures dipped 0.11% and Nasdaq 100 futures dipped 0.01%, respectively. On Friday, the major averages fell on the back of weaker-than-expected earnings from Snapchat ($SNAP) that sent tech shares tumbling. The Dow lost 137.61 points, or 0.43%. The S&P 500 declined 0.93% to 3,961.63, while the Nasdaq Composite traded 1.87% lower at 11,834.11. The World Health Organization has activated its highest alert level for the growing monkeypox outbreak, declaring the virus a public health emergency of international concern. The rare designation means the WHO now views the outbreak as a significant enough threat to global health that a coordinated international response is needed to prevent the virus from spreading further and potentially escalating into a pandemic. Convenience store chain 7-Eleven has cut roughly 880 corporate jobs in the United States. This is a trend that we are starting to see in the market as more companies begin to restructure and cut costs to prepare for a rough economic future ahead.

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那斯達克綜合指數下跌，因為對Snapchat母公司Snap慘淡業績預期警告的擔憂，蔓延到其他科技股，而道瓊工指數從盤中低點反彈，歐股則是收低。 聽眾五星留言+訂閱

隨著全球逐漸與病毒共存，辦公室重新開放，疫情期間成長迅速的美國視訊軟體公司Zoom，營收成長再度放緩，但本季展望還是優於市場預期。而社交媒體Snapchat所屬的公司Snap，情況就沒那麼樂觀，23日發布財測預警表示本季收入無法達標，導致盤後股價應聲暴跌超過30%。 聽眾五星留言+訂閱

We officially welcome our newest Tech Heads team member...Niko! We talk about Elon Musk buying Twitter, Snapchat (Snap) making personal drones, Niko coming across a plane crash, and of course we share our latest recommendations to you all.##Recommendations ✅Victor Recommends: Live Server - Visual Studio MarketplaceNiko Recommends: Keychron K6 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Fun Fact: ON SALE RIGHT NOW 20%

Facebook (FB) userbase is expected to grow another billion over the next 4 years. Jefferey Small says that the ire of the political attacks seems to no longer affect the FB stock price. Snapchat (SNAP) stock has been the best social media performer in the last 12 months. Morningstar's Ali Mogharabi is neutral on Twitter (TWTR) stock, but likes Pinterest (PINS).

Hey guys! I'm stoked to bring you my conversation with Jessica Ablamsky. Jessica is a freelance marketing writer, journalist, growth stock investor and Twitter personality. Today we dove into the lessons Jessica learned from last year (2020), how to identify companies with good corporate culture, how her investing journey started, switching from a fundamental value approach vs momentum trading strategies and we wrapped up the podcast talking about Dutch Bros ($BROS) a new Starbucks type stock and the future of AD tech platforms such as Pinterest ($PINS) and Snapchat ($SNAP). Here's the time stamp: [0:00] Who is Jessica Ablamsky? [5:30] How to Identify a Good Corporate Culture? [13:30] Jessica's Investment Journey [19:30] Momentum Investing [27:00] Lessons from Last Year: The Friend is your Trade [35:00] Lessons from Last Year: Making Money is Better than Being Right [45:00] What stocks is Jessica Ablamsky interested? [56:00] What is Dutch Bros Inc. ($BROS) [1:00:00] Buy Things that People Like! [1:11:00] AD Tech Platforms: Pinterest ($PINS) vs Snapchat ($SNAP) [1:20:00] Twitter Q&A [1:23:00] Twitter Q&A: Alibaba ($BABA)? [1:26:00] More from Jessica and Closing Questions If you like what you heard please give Jessica a follow on Twitter here. Also big thanks to the following sponsors for making the podcast a reality! Quartr Quartr is revolutionizing the way investors interact with IR departments, listen to conference calls, and engage in investment research. The best way to think of Quartr is like Spotify for investor conference calls. Quartr is 100% free and includes markets from 12+ countries (with plans to expand in the future!). Investors can easily request new companies, and Quartr is quick to add them. You can learn more about Quartr by visiting their site, Quartr.se If you're interested in changing the way you research companies, download the app today and give it a try on Apple and Android. Tegus Tegus has the world's largest collection of instantly available interviews on all the public and private companies you care about. Tegus actually makes primary research fun and effortless, too. Instead of weeks and months, you can learn a new industry or company in hours, and all from those that know it best. I spend nearly all my time reading Tegus calls on existing holdings and new ideas. And I know you will too. So if you're interested, head on over to tegus.co/valuehive for a free trial to see for yourself. Mitimco This episode is brought to you by MIT Investment Management Company -- also known as MITIMCo, the investment office of MIT. Each year, MITIMCo invests with a handful of new emerging managers who it believes can earn exceptional long-term returns in support of MIT's mission. In order to help the emerging manager community more broadly, they created emergingmanagers.org, a website for emerging manager stockpickers. For those looking to start a stock-picking fund, or those just looking to learn about how others have done it, I highly recommend the site. You'll find essays and interviews by successful emerging managers, service providers used by MIT's own managers, essays MITIMCo has written for emerging managers and more.

I looked at the new jobless claims report and its impact on the indices, researched three social media stocks that boomed today, Facebook (#FB stock), Twitter (#TWTR stock), and Snapchat (#SNAP stock), and dug into the new COVID antibody therapy that brought ImmunoPrecise (IPA stock) up 136%.  

Jeremy Liew is a Partner @ Lightspeed Venture Partners, one of the leading firms of the last decade with a portfolio including the likes of Affirm, Snapchat (Snap), Mulesoft, Epic Games, Carta and more amazing companies. As for Jeremy, in the past he has led deals and sat on the boards of Snap, Affirm, Blockchain.com and The Honest Company to name a few. Before Lightspeed, Jeremy was with AOL, first as SVP of corporate development and chief of staff to the CEO, and then as general manager of Netscape. Due to his incredible investing success, Jeremy has been featured on the Forbes Midas List multiple times. In Today’s Episode We Dissect The Snapchat Memo: I. How Jeremey first learned of Snapchat How Jeremy Liew first heard about Evan Spiegel and Snapchat? "It's actually kind of a roundabout story. We first heard about Snapchat, because one of my partners Barry Eggers is a very involved dad. And he noticed that his daughter had started taking weird selfies" What was the process to first get in touch with Evan? "The challenge was, the website only had info at Snapchat email address was the only info The only contact info available. So I emailed them, and I never heard back. Why was it such a challenge? "I then looked up Snapchat on LinkedIn, and I couldn't find any contact information. And I was in a little bit of a loss, I wasn't getting any responses from the email, there was nothing listed on LinkedIn. So I ended up doing a who is look-up to try to find out who had registered the Snapchat URL, and I got an info@ snapgrouplimited email. So I emailed that. And then as again, I didn't get any response. What was the breakthrough in the end? "....Finally, what I decided to do was since Evan was a student at Stanford, and since I graduated from Stanford for business school, at that time, Facebook allowed you to message people who were in the same network, and Stanford constituted that. So I messaged him through Facebook, and I finally got a response. But this time, I got a response within five minutes." II. The Analysis Of Snapchat's Early Market What are the 4 things Jeremy looks for when making an investment in consumer? Can this become part of pop culture? Does this create new habits? Is there a scalable way to grow? Does the founder have a unique insight that explains the success? Why does Jeremy believe that usage with young females is the biggest predictor of future consumer social success? "Generalising, Women build their relationships through, you know, conversations, and they build those relationships through sharing information with each other. And obviously, that sort of conversation or relationship is a fantastic conduit for word of mouth for anything that people really appreciate." In what ways does Jeremy like to see consumer social companies become part of pop culture? "Today, if you think about whether it be social networking, apps, messaging, e commerce, streaming media, it's all part of pop culture. And so as much as movies or television or music or dance, and so if you ask yourself who are the early adopters of pop culture" What are examples of this? "Social networking, apps, messaging, e commerce, streaming media, it's all part of pop culture." Did the market evolve the way that Jeremy thought it would? "And one of the things that surprised us a little bit was that this was very strong in Southern California, Northern California, and Georgia, when we first invested and parts of the South" What was a surprise to Jeremy Liew in terms of market evolution? "In Norway, which had actually transcended, that sort of high school and college-age population, in fact, become the number three most downloaded app, most popular app, in Norway at that time. So ahead of Instagram, ahead of Facebook, and so forth. And so that's what I think gave us that early indication that the app was going to be able to break out beyond its high school, college student, initial starting point, not just in the US, but everywhere" III. Reflections on Snapchat's Early Traction What did the Snap user to install count look like at the time? "In, you know, March, April of 2012, they had about 90,000, daily active users off of the base of 180,000 installs." How does this compare with many others in the consumer social space? "That's a very, very high ratio." What were Snap's retention numbers at the time? "50% retention after 90 days, which again, suggests high engagement, high retention, high growth that speaks to upside volatility" How did Snap's frequency of usage on an individual basis look like at the time? "So people were opening the app six times per day, they were opening at least once every second day." Across, retention, usage and user to install, what are the benchmarks for great, good and average? " I would say as a rule of thumb, in messaging and social networks, you would want to see at least a DAU to MAU ratio of north of 50%. And you would want to see at least a D 30 of say 30 to 40%, for your for something to really be working to be sort of at that outlier level." IV. The Truth About The Snapchat Founding Team What unique insight does Jeremy believe that Evan always held for the company and the product? "One of the things that was so special about Evan, and that I think, has continued to contribute to the success of the company has been that he's always been able to do that to look at something with fresh eyes, and not iterate over what the current state of the art is that, you know, just from first principles basis" How has Jeremy seen Evan change and evolve as a leader? "I think his maturity as a business leader, as a leader of people, as a manager, you know, as a strategist, although he always had very good strategic instincts, but they've just continued to grow and evolve and blossom." What were some of the big inflection points in his development? "So you know, the feed has always been up until this point, in reverse chronological order, I think largely because that's what friendster do choose to do. And then Evan comes along. He says, How do you tell stories beginning, middle, end. Now go to social media? How do they tell stories in reverse chronological order means and middle beginning? Well, that doesn't make any sense. And so he said, we're going to create a whole new feed of stories, and they're going to be told in chronological order beginning middle end." Who are some unsung heroes from the Snap journey that were transformational? "Bobby doesn't get enough credit. From the very beginning from I think maybe a couple of months in was thinking about the breakthroughs that had been happening computer vision and the implications for what that could build....Imran Khan, he really helps take a lot of the load off of Evan allowed me to focus on product engineering, he took over sales and monetization Ops, he did a lot of the financing work in the time when Snapchat raised a lot of capital."

Snap (#SNAP) announced their Q4 earnings report and beat analyst expectations. The company reported a Non-GAAP EPS of $0.09 (beat by $0.02) and revenue of $911.32M (beat by $56.08M). Although the company beat expectations and increased revenue by +62.5%, shares of #Snap are trading down -7% in post-market hours. The company looks good on growth, but many investors are still skeptical about the company's profit. Snap went public in 2016 and has yet to post a profitable quarter. Should investors buy shares of Snap up an anticipate future growth, or look elsewhere if they want exposure to the tech sector?

Snapchat Launches Spotlight Feature with $1M a Day Giveaway to Challenge TikTok - Web and Beyond Live - November 30, 2020 In this week's episode: Introducing Spotlight on Snapchat Snap acquired Voisey, an app to create music tracks overlaying your own vocals A TikTok Holiday Tool Kit for Small Businesses Give a Little Back During the Holidays With Our Season of Giving - Facebook E.gg (a Facebook experimental app) Instagram Is Testing a new FAQ Option for Direct Interactions with Business Accounts Introducing a New Home Screen for Instagram Facebook is now using AI to sort content for quicker moderation 5 Tips To Increase Brand Awareness for Your Business | Facebook for Business WhatsApp: new storage management tool Twitter's re-opening account verification in 2021 and asking for your feedback Twitter Business Holiday Calendar and Tweet Template YouTube audio ads help drive reach and awareness YouTube Tests Automated Video Chapters to Improve Navigation Add chapters to a progress bar - YouTube Help From Small Businesses to Amazon: 5 Ways to Prepare for the Social Audio Future Each week, President of W3 Consulting and Managing Director of W3C Web Services (https://web.w3cinc.com/) Ray Sidney-Smith broadcasts live to update you on the latest small business digital marketing and business productivity technology updates you need to be effective. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/webandbeyondlive/message

Google (GOOG) looking more vulnerable after antitrust filings, Snapchat (SNAP) stock up after massive earnings beat, Netflix (NFLX) down after disappointment, and Ant Group gets the green light to IPO in Shanghai! Subscribe to our free email newsletter, Morning Cents, with daily business news & investing insights! acouplecents.com/morningcents --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acouplecents/message

In this Part 1/2 on the War on Tiktok, I give a history on the smash-hit short video app TikTok and describe how it has grown so quickly around the world in such a short period of time. TikTok has been dominating the social media landscape, outperforming the giants like Facebook/Instagram (FB), Snapchat (SNAP), and Twitter (TWTR). What makes TikTok so special? Is it merely a Vine clone and will it end up dying like Vine did after it was bought by TWTR? Who stands to benefit if TikTok gets banned or dies? Stay tuned for Part 2/2 of the War on TikTok, I will be explaining why governments want to ban TikTok, how likely it is that TikTok gets banned, and what TikTok and Bytedance is doing to prevent this. And if it does happen... who stands to benefit? Facebook/Instagram (FB)?? Snapchat (SNAP)?? Twitter (TWTR)?? Please consider joining ROI Connect to get the following! Awesome investing community and discussion Early access to my analysis Business news and written content On-demand access to excel models, stock screens Support our content so we can build out more investing analysis out faster https://acouplecents.com/signup/roic/ Continue to convo in other ways! Youtube: A Couple Cents ACC Clips Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvcBYWClo5Y9y5AAK2FZ_tQ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@acouplecents Podcast: "A Couple Cents" Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acouplecents/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/acouplecents Website: https://acouplecents.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acouplecents/message

Joe Albano rejoins the Marketplace Roundtable Podcast to discuss his investing experience as reflected in his Tech Cache service. Albano's strategy is a hybrid of fundamental and technical methods. He focuses mostly on technology stocks, an industry he knows well from his life pre-Seeking Alpha. Albano has a university degree in computer and electrical engineering but says he is mostly self-taught when it comes to understanding chips and software. Favorite ideas include Nvidia (NVDA) and other semiconductors, as well as Snapchat (SNAP). Topics Covered 2:15 - Investing strategy 5:30 - What did you do before you started writing for SA? 7:15 - How did you get into investing? 9:00 - Key lesson learned 10:00 - Something new learned this year 11:45 - Technology forecast 14:00 - AI discussion 16:30 - Something that worrisome about the market right now 17:45 - What give you confidence in your approach? 19:00 - View on GoPro (GPRO) 20:15 - Favorite ideas - Nvidia (NVDA) and Snap Inc. (SNAP) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Four Stories today. 1) Trump on Bitcoin and Libra coin, 2) Snapchat SNAP and StitchFix SFIX sentiment really changing, 3) Hookipa $HOOK gapping up and $MDGS gapping up after 3 days of penny stock runs. Check out BehindTheBid.com. Where you can go and get all your premarket information at a glance. Here's today's watchlist: https://www.behindthebid.com/posts/premarket-breakfast-for-friday-july-12th

Snapchat (SNAP) partnered with the non-partisan voting group Democracy Works and allowed users to register using a portal within the app called TurboVote for a period of two weeks. We clear up the numbers and discuss what this may have accomplished for all parties involved. Most importantly...make sure you vote! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clerks 3? No. Canon Film Cameras? No. More teens on Facebook? No. Rick Grimes staying on Walking Dead? No. Dave escaping Granny? No. New music? YES! Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohen both leaving "The Walking Dead" during Season 9 Both Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) and Lauren Cohen (Maggie Rhee) will only be in six episodes each on the ninth season of "The Walking Dead". Lauren Cohen will be starring in ABC's "Whiskey Cavalier" which she signed on to when negotiations had stalled during contract talks over at "The Walking Dead." As for Andrew Lincoln, “Andrew is leaving because he's had enough of it and wants to focus his energy on movies,” an insider close to Lincoln tells Us Weekly. And on top of all this Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) just signed a $20 Million contract to stay on which leads us to believe he might perhaps be taking over the center stage from Andrew Lincoln. Canon has ended sales for its last film camera Canon has announced that it is officially discontinuing the EOS-1v, its last film camera, as reported by PetaPixel. Production of the EOS-1v — which was launched in 2000 — actually ceased back in 2010, but Canon continued to sell the remaining stock. Although this means Canon is no longer selling any film cameras, it doesn't spell the death of film — at least, not yet. Nikon still sells two film cameras, the F6 and FM10. "Clerks 3" will never happen and here is why! As reported by Slash Film after Clerks 2 hit theaters in 2006, Kevin Smith was interested in making a third entry in the slacker comedy series. But alas, it was not to be. Smith had a script ready to go, and a budget set, but what ultimately killed Clerks 3 was the disinterest of one of the lead actors. During a recent “Fatman on Batman” Q&A, Smith confirmed that Jeff Anderson, who played video store clerk Randall in the series, didn't want to return, which kind of put the final nail in the Clerks coffin. Teens are ditching Facebook A new study has confirmed what we've long expected: Facebook is no longer the most popular social media site among teens ages 13 to 17. The Pew Research Center revealed on Thursday that only 51% of US teens use Facebook. That's a 20% drop since 2015, the last time the firm surveyed teens' social media habits. Now, YouTube is the most popular platform among teens -- about 85% say they use it. Not surprisingly, teens are also active on Instagram (72%) and Snapchat (SNAP) (69%). Meanwhile, Twitter (TWTR) followed at 32%, and Tumblr's popularity (14%) remained the same since the 2015 survey.

In this episode, Avery and Dani talk about what sort of developments are happening today on various social media platforms, and how small businesses might use some of these developments in their business.   Key Takeaways: [3:10] Dani discusses some of what is going on in today’s social media. “Dark social” refers to the concept that 80% of all sharing that happens on social media/text/email is hard to get readings on because of how people are sharing the information. Analytics can get tricky to track. [5:40] How does this work with their clients? It is perhaps more imperative for larger companies, but smaller companies (most of Dani’s work) use Google analytics. Now they link the direct traffic back to social sharing and focus more on “clicks” — this inflates analytics. [7:47] What else is going on in the social media world? Instagram stories and Facebook My Day — posting a photo or video that will only be there for 24 hours. Both of these avenues offer a different, more casual way, to share information. [12:02] Facebook My Day is in the Facebook Messenger App and is similar to the idea of Instagram stories, but is only available for profiles, not businesses. Eventually maybe there will be a My Day button for Facebook pages that would allow more access for everyone on Facebook. Avery and Dani also talk about Chatbots and how they are being utilized. [17:25] Avery and Dani talk about Facebook as a staple in social media — it’s undergone many changes, but one of the keys to their success is that they’re always integrating the newest possible technology. [19:04] What do these changes in technology entail for businesses? The more developed technology gives businesses an opportunity for in-the-moment representations of who they are as a company and how they want to present themselves to consumers. [20:07] Discussion about Snapchat (Snap) and some of their recent developments and the evolution of the app. It is a little harder to grow your followers on Snapchat versus some of the other social media platforms. [23:20] Businesses and Snapchat: Dani tends to direct her clients away from Snapchat and focus more on things like Instagram stories. For now, the focus should be on the tools they can use well and the ones that are going to work for them. Dani also speaks to the fact that technology and social media is always changing, and who knows what we’ll be using ten years from now?   Episode Highlights: Dark Social Analytics Facebook My Day Instagram stories Facebook Messenger Chatbots Yuval Noah Harari’s books: Sapiens and Homo Deus AI — Artificial Intelligence Snapchat Snap Spectacles Businesses and social media platforms Changing social media   Resources: Hover.com/camptechpodcast Episode 9 of Camp Tech Dani G Inc Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow The Globe and Mail Small Business Summit Camptech.ca

In our newest conversation on Bespokecast, we speak with Bespoke Market Intelligence co-founder PJ Gorynski. PJ runs Bespoke's primary research business, conducting consumer and business surveys for institutional clients that offer insight into the trends and drivers of businesses. In our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss how clients use Bespoke's survey data to see deeper into business models, also discussing the state of the hedge fund industry and specific names covered in PJ's research including Chipotle (CMG), GameStop (GME), Snapchat (SNAP), and Volkswagen (VLKAY). The Queens native also gives us some insight into the best pizza in New York and the agony of New York Mets fandom. We hope you enjoy the conversation! If you like what you hear today, you can learn more about our firm by visiting our website, bespokepremium.com. Bespoke offers financial market research and insight to investors of all types, ranging from individuals to large institutions. You can also follow us on Twitter @bespokeinvest.

Un podcast de @syde et @bcurdy, avec le soutien de @clemh. Utilisez #AskNiptech pour nous poser des questions via Twitter. [soundcloud url= »http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/311136328″ params= »? » width= »100% » height= »166″ iframe= »true » /] Podcast: Téléchargement Liens Media La grande question: what’s next pour Snapchat: Snap explored selling a 360 camera Web Video Star Casey Neistat Reveals His Plans at CNN CNN’s […]

In unserer Snapchat gewidmeten Folge Nr. 5 haben wir’s versprochen und hier ist es: das vollständige Interview mit Jochen Hencke zu Snapchat, Spectacles, Sexting und den Copycats namens Instagram-Storys. Inhalte der Sendung Ab 00:00:00 – Intro, Begrüßung, Vorstellung Jochen Ab … Der Beitrag Was ist Snapchat: Snap-Chat mit dem Profi Jochen Hencke | Quickie erschien zuerst auf #Onlinegeister.

The world famous Jay Acunzo (@jayacunzo), the creator of the Unthinkable podcast (@UnthinkableFM), the VP of content at NextView Ventures (@NextViewVC), recent winner of the "Snapchat (Snap, Inc) Doodler of the Month", and early-stage supporter of the Matt and Adam Show joins us in studio for this episode.  We find out all sorts of interesting things from Jay, including, but not limited to, why he gets so incredibly defensive about where you're supposed to get pizza from in Connecticut.  If you're interested in learning the 5 best secrets about being a successful marketer, you should definitely give this episode a listen.