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Abraham: Social investing features are dead because AI has cannibalized them
“Social is dead because it was basically cannibalized from AI.”
Abraham: Closed-end funds are a flawed instrument for retail private access
“We haven't found the instrument yet to really open up, you know, like private companies to retail investors. And so if close-time fund is the best thing we got going so far, okay, there's some exposure there that people can take advantage of, but I still think…”
Abraham: More private tech companies should rip the bandaid and go public
“I think just like rip the bandaid and more companies should go public. It's good for the markets. It's good for retail investor access. It's likely, you know, likely good for those companies too, to some regard, you know.”
Abraham: Investors are far from ready to let autonomous AI agents manage their money
“I don't think people are ready to give their money to Open Claw and say, make me money now, please. You know, like, I think we're far away from that, and you know, there's a reason why everyone wants to have a little Mac Mini, because they want to have these t…”
Abraham: Going public was one of Robinhood's best strategic decisions
“Even for Robinhood, I think one of the best things I've ever done is to become public. Because you suddenly can build a retail base of followers that own your stock, that will root for you. And I think that today that is a very powerful thing.”