Liberty SiriusXM Group is a holding company that holds primarily SiriusXM (Sirius, Pandora, Stitcher, etc…) and some LiveNation (concerts, Ticketmaster, etc…). I heard this as a bull case on the Meb Faber podcast and thought ...
It’s hard to tell when a scary event happens whether it is the start or the end. Are the bank runs we saw on Silicon Valley Bank and a few others the start or the ...
Spotify just had their Stream On event, which gave more insight into Spotify’s vision of the future. In short, that vision is to be less like the audio version of Netflix and instead be Youtube. ...
One of the major takeaways from Spotify’s investor day was that the music business in a better spot financially than most people thought. The problem is that means that podcasts were in a worse spot… ...
Zuck’s metaverse bet is built on the premise that the metaverse will take presence to the next level. “We basically believe that the metaverse is going to be the successor of themobile Internet, that it’s ...
All-weather funds typically invest in a diversified portfolio of assets and aim to provide consistent returns regardless of market conditions. The main components of an all-weather fund include: The specific mix of these components can ...
It’s been quite the ride for Peloton. From a high flying COVID stock to a bankruptcy risk. In the shareholder letter, Barry laid out some of the dramatic changes that he’s led so far and ...
We live in a time of great unknown. After decades of declining interest rates, we’ve seen interest rates hiking faster than ever before bringing chaos to the markets. This has brought huge levels of unknown ...
Financial Twitter feels like Fed Twitter these days. Everyone is blaming interest rates for the market’s swings right now. I don’t think they are necessarily wrong, but it is a gross oversimplification. Everyone is putting ...
Block is a great company. Multiple great businesses all tied together with plenty of future growth possibilities. Jack is tough to discuss. People see whatever they want to. Bears see a crazy CEO who doesn’t ...
