Wall Street

7 statements across 6 episodes · 2 bullish · 4 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Jul 1, 2016 by Steve Olsher · said 99 times in 57 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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2018 11 mentions in 8 episodes 1 per episode
2017 22 mentions in 11 episodes 2 per episode
2016 33 mentions in 15 episodes 2 per episode

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Everything said about Wall Street, oldest first

Jul 1, 2016 negative
Opinion
Outside executives hired for planned 2000 IPO lacked basic competency
“Wall Street wanted to see the gray hairs, the CEOs, CFOs, CTOs, all the lettered saviors, and when everything went to hell in a handbasket, basically, we figured out pretty quickly that the folks we had brought in to take us to the promised land didn't know ja…”
Steve Olsher Jul 1, 2016 ▶ 4:58 EP 342: How to Write a Best-Selling Book with Steve Olsher
Feb 15, 2017
Insight
DeSena: Post-2008 Wall Street lost generational knowledge of electronic transitions
“The knowledge that has seen the industry progress from a pure manual process to an electronic form, those guys are all gone. A lot of them are gone, and now you have much younger people filling that void, and there's a big bunch of stuff missing. Just a pure k…”
Neil DeSena Feb 15, 2017 ▶ 3:31 EP 571: SenaHill Transacted $200M In FinTech 2016, 7 Predictions for 2017 with Founding Partner Neil DeSena
Feb 15, 2017 positive
Prediction Not checkable as stated
DeSena predicts Wall Street regulations will ease under the Trump administration
“No, I think things are going to ease up, but that, that's not, that wasn't the rationale for me to put this here.”
Neil DeSena Feb 15, 2017 ▶ 7:39 EP 571: SenaHill Transacted $200M In FinTech 2016, 7 Predictions for 2017 with Founding Partner Neil DeSena
Feb 16, 2017 negative
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Phil Town: Wall Street ignores accounts under $100,000
“The way Wall Street works is that if you have under a 100,000 dollars, almost no one's interested in managing your account.”
Phil Town Feb 16, 2017 ▶ 5:35 EP 572: 400,000 Books Sold Teach How to Take $1000 to $1.5m with Author Phil Town
May 10, 2019 positive
Assertion Supported
Trello Acquisition Exceeded Revenue Guidance Provided to Wall Street
“In terms of performance, like, we've exceeded our expectations. You know, we signaled to the street what we thought our revenue expectations was, and we're in front of that.”
Jay Simons May 10, 2019 ▶ 4:37 1385 Atlassian Passes $1B ARR Run Rate, Thinking About Acquisitions of "System of Record" companies
Apr 13, 2020 negative
Insight
Pompliano: Wall Street capitalists become socialists during crises
“All the capitalists on wall street become socialist in times of crisis.”
Anthony Pompliano Apr 13, 2020 ▶ 36:44 New podcast: Anthony Pompliano on Price of Bitcoin, Gold, Chinese Power, Corporate Bailouts and 3 Places He's Investing
Apr 15, 2020 bearish
Prediction Partly held up
Yanowitz: Stock markets are 100% going to tank again
“Stocks are going to tank again 100%.”
Jason Yanowitz Apr 15, 2020 ▶ 14:55 New podcast: Jason Yanowitz on Consequences of Fed Stimulus, Socialism Next, Bitcoin Halving
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