Oct 31 2024 41 mins 19
Headlines were aflutter this week with news that Wall Street’s problematic cousin, Robinhood, will begin offering users the ability to gamble on the upcoming United States election. Mike and Anne Marie unpack the offering and what it means for Robinhood’s topline and “trustworthy” branding.
Later on, Mike discusses Calloway Golf’s decision to spin off Top Golf. The acquisition was only completed in 2021 but the economics of chicken wings and corporate events have obviously lost their luster.
Finally, Anne Marie dives into Snapchat and Reddit’s latest earnings calls to understand how their advertisement models differ and what their futures might hold.
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00:00 Intro
01:48 Masayoshi Son's Investment Blunders
03:57 Robinhood's Controversial Moves
11:08 Callaway's Topgolf Debacle
21:03 Future of Callaway and Topgolf
25:56 Snapchat’s Latest Earnings
33:19 Reddit's Impressive Growth
39:32 Snapchat's Stock-Based Compensation Issues
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