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Are there any methods by which myself or others can reach out or have a conversation with you? You've a plethora of experience and knowledge; I would love to pick your brain! Thank you for the time Patrick, Jo
15:46 so I did an ipo lockup analysis on all the major ipos this year and the lockup sizes are massive. So much so that there was a 10 percent abnormal return if you stayed out of the 20 days preceding and 90 days following a lockup. Basically if you buy an ipo, it’s a huge liquidity event. Massive ipo bags….
Palantir with a valuation of $16.5B, is the same company that has not made any money in its 17 years of existence and their CEO, Alex Karp, was the highest-paid CEO of a publicly traded company in 2020 at $1.1B according to the New York Times.
Isn't it a fundemental error to be profitable? Once you do that people use it as a metric to establish the value the company. No profits = No problems. 😂
I love your content. I am preparing for CFA level 1 and thanks to your video, I am able to relate what I am studying with the practical world. More power to you Patrick.
I don’t understand how this channel doesn’t have a million subscribers meanwhile, scammy charlatans out there have a gazillion gullible subscribers. This life is so unfair.
I'm happy Patrick has over 100k subs, he used to only have 1k subs until he got shoutouts from bigger TH-camrs like Coffeezilla. If Patrick keeps making great vids, his subs will naturally continue to grow.
@@sethaie I hope you’re right. People need this type of content. I’ve gained so much financial literacy watching these videos, moreover, this channel will help steer a lot of people away from the BS they’re inundated with.
"Investments in companies that claim to violate the laws of thermodynamics mostly don't work out..." Well, don't hold out on us - which ones *do* work out? :-)
Electric car companies. While the electric car don't violate the laws of thermodynamics, the sales pitch does. It's just a different form of transferred energy sold as green energy. Instead of burning oil and coal at one location, they will be burned at another location. That isn't mentioned in the brochures.
@@orlock20 gas cars are scientifically less carbon efficient compared to a lithium battery. You people never analyze the supply chain of gasoline and oil refining and delivering gasoline to a station which will then be burned into the air by your car. Stop denying science
Private Equity Fund, basically for rich people who don't care if they lose money and don't want/ need the safety of securities regulations...Mr. Boyle such a way with words
I'd like that unicorn rider at 2:59 to enchant MY forest IF YA KNOW WHAT I MEAN (I mean give my startup lots of liquid assets for the purpose of growing the business)
Enjoyed the video Patrick. If Elizabeth Holmes taught us anything it's that if your product doesn't really work you want to live as Peter Pan in the enchanted forest as long as possible. Her mistake was hiring people clever enough to work out the product was cobblers and honest enough to tell investors. 🤔
The alternative argument for keeping the founder is that public markets are myopic and countless companies lost their way managing earnings rather than their businesses. Investors are hungry for the next Amazon which had a founder that ignored analysts and refused to play the game.
I don't see how that doesn't apply to private equity too given that the biggest and most influential individual players and institutions in the public market also have access to private equity
Thank you so much, your TH-cam channel is really underestimated everyone who thinks of investing should listen to you and benefit from your rich experience. Always following you... hope you'll be around all the time
Every one of your videos ends up turning into a very interesting rabbit hole where I stay up past 1AM watching and reading about the topics you mention. Arggghh
Typically they do the usual stuff. Buy a new coffee machine, give the executive a raise and whatever is left they waste on stuff like R&D, plant and equipment, logistics etc. You know...the usual.
They invest the money raised into the company. You know factories, hire new workers, more data centers, intelctual property etc. As for dropping share prices it does not impact the company too much. When a company goes public, it sells shares(usually), takes the money and invests it in itself. Then the shares are traded on the stock exchange. The companies money is not directly influenced by share prices and investors will only get money out of the company directly by dividends, which have to be voted on.
The issue has been happening since the 1980s. I believe the issue then was the massive companies and poor patent rights. You can go to Walmart and Amazon and buy almost anything. Companies are spending billions of dollars and applying for patents that might not even produce a real product. One example of poor patent law was this guy was selling a specialized tool to some big named store. The store then took the design to China and had the tool made there cutting out the inventor. If the guy was to sue, he probably would have gone bankrupt and lost the case because of slight modifications that were made. I believe the reason why U.S. companies fail to go public is that existing companies have taken up the demand for new companies to exist.
I don’t care where the stocks went. I just remortgaged my house and invested it all into ant-farm coin 10x leveraged call options. Some guy in Jordan Belforts pump and dump discord server said I should definitely buy now. See you on the moon, losers.
as you've mentioned that a change of regulations made companies have to use more resources to go public versus going private, would that mean it is harder to invest in newer companies that just entered the stock market?
I have a problem with what you said about investors not caring about Snap stock's voting rights because for the first 3 years since its IPO it had a negative return. It wasn't until October 2020 that its stock had turned positive with a rush up.
He said it didn’t seem to make a difference at the time of the IPO. Which it didn’t. I remember when Snap went public and they were very coy about the non-voting rights. No one talked about it. I think few retailers understood what they were paying for.
my take: the net or rather the lay person's misunderstanding of it meant that there was an opportunity for layering the rollout given that layers are hugely profitable, then it was simply not to burden stodgy exchanges with the layering overhead. so wait for net, relax private, layer to your heart's content inside private, when the public starts catching on, go public final albeit unpolished layer, make the last bit of money polishing it, get all boring like other listed companies, wait for next net (crypto?)
If i get the two articles right, one article says small caps are worse than mid cap and the other article says small cap are better than private equity funds.
Cold fusion does not violate the laws of thermodynamics and is not a perpetual motion machine. It just doesn't work, but that's different. Nuclei are positively charged; so they repell each other, but if you can get them close enough the strong nuclear force takes over and they snap together into one nucleus if energetically favourable (light elements). The energy needed to get through this coulomb barrier is much lower than expected classically due to quantum tunneling but still tens of millions of degrees. That barrier can be lessened if negatively charged particles screen positive charge of the nucleus; you can do this with muons (negatively charged like electrons but much, much heavier). Muon catalyzed fusion does occur at room temperature, but it consumes more energy than it creates because muons are inefficient to make and short lived. Most cold fusion claims are claims that electrons must be doing something weird to screen the positive charge of the nucleus; if a mechanism is hypothesized at all. That's not on its face impossible, but it is a bold claim that needs strong evidence. The reason cold fusion companies are obvious scams is that they shortcut directly to the market and skip the step where they bother to prove that cold fusion exists. If cold fusion was actually discovered it would be demonstrated on a small scale in a lab somewhere, subjected to peer review, replicated in other labs and only a decade or two later would someone try to bring it to market.
Lol, I'm super drowsy and clicked in here expecting a video about disappearing socks. Yeah, where have all the socks gone? is there an alternate dimension in my closet? Guess we'll never know!
There may be multiple reasons for missing stocks. I remember hearing that if a stock basically lowered to zero dollars that it would be removed from being listed.
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Could you do a video on publically traded employee-owned companies?
Hey Patrick thanks for the videos!! Come on, give us one ticker please!
Are there any methods by which myself or others can reach out or have a conversation with you?
You've a plethora of experience and knowledge; I would love to pick your brain!
Thank you for the time Patrick,
Jo
15:46 so I did an ipo lockup analysis on all the major ipos this year and the lockup sizes are massive. So much so that there was a 10 percent abnormal return if you stayed out of the 20 days preceding and 90 days following a lockup. Basically if you buy an ipo, it’s a huge liquidity event. Massive ipo bags….
Dim the lights scam B,,_low the deal takes with a sip of smoothness.
The most level headed and smooth headed man of the TH-cam stock market channels.
By far my favorite
Palantir with a valuation of $16.5B, is the same company that has not made any money in its 17 years of existence and their CEO, Alex Karp, was the highest-paid CEO of a publicly traded company in 2020 at $1.1B according to the New York Times.
Cash or stock compensation?
Isn't it a fundemental error to be profitable? Once you do that people use it as a metric to establish the value the company. No profits = No problems. 😂
Capitalism is a great thing.
@@ralphemerson497 They make money selling data to the US government. Same reason why Google will never fail
@16:01 an IPO so late in company’s businesses cycle it is an exit for venture capitalists … the voice of reason ! Thanks Patrick !
They are unicorn hunters. They don't trade stocks with the plebs.
Hands down, the best 30 mins of equity investing history of the 21st century. Bravo!
2:58 "Spent 16 years in the private equity enchanted forest".
LMAO. I love the subtle out-of-nowhere shit like that.
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@@mylesginvestmentsyoutube6404 lol scammer
@@fsfs2778 is this a taskmaster scanning black widow situation?
this is hands down the best finance youtube channel. best bank for your buck
I love your content. I am preparing for CFA level 1 and thanks to your video, I am able to relate what I am studying with the practical world. More power to you Patrick.
I hope you are doing well with your CFA journey!
“Approximately the worth of 1,000,000,000,000 hamsters.” You do not disappoint, my suited friend.
Elon is very strong in the feltchcraft.
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the plain face way you tell a joke makes it even more funny.. . great content btw
Deadpan
plain face is the main requirement in the financial world.
The Hamster comparison...I nearly spit my drink 😂
The quality of this information is 100%
The Closing was GOLD.
Going public is an exit door for VC and liquidity event for the company/ insiders.
Basically Palantier.
I don’t understand how this channel doesn’t have a million subscribers meanwhile, scammy charlatans out there have a gazillion gullible subscribers. This life is so unfair.
I'm happy Patrick has over 100k subs, he used to only have 1k subs until he got shoutouts from bigger TH-camrs like Coffeezilla. If Patrick keeps making great vids, his subs will naturally continue to grow.
LOL, what gave the idea that life is fair in the first place
Substance over style and quality over quantity.
I’m ready to bet sub count is over 1M before 2023 :)
@@sethaie I hope you’re right. People need this type of content. I’ve gained so much financial literacy watching these videos, moreover, this channel will help steer a lot of people away from the BS they’re inundated with.
Now this is the sort of insightful knowledge you can get only from a professor.
Don’t invest in businesses that violate the fundamental laws of physics.. Got it 👍🏻
"...limited transparency to competitors." And the public.
"Investments in companies that claim to violate the laws of thermodynamics mostly don't work out..."
Well, don't hold out on us - which ones *do* work out? :-)
cold fusion reactor company
To be fair, it they CAN violate the laws of thermodynamics, there is probably significant growth opportunity.
Electric car companies. While the electric car don't violate the laws of thermodynamics, the sales pitch does. It's just a different form of transferred energy sold as green energy. Instead of burning oil and coal at one location, they will be burned at another location. That isn't mentioned in the brochures.
@@orlock20 gas cars are scientifically less carbon efficient compared to a lithium battery. You people never analyze the supply chain of gasoline and oil refining and delivering gasoline to a station which will then be burned into the air by your car. Stop denying science
@@orlock20 There's been an upswing in renewable energy used to generate electricity. And resistance to new fossil fuel plants has been increasing.
So glad I discovered your channel today. Not enough good content out there and finance and fraud!!! 🥰
This channel is like Medlife Crisis but for finance instead of medicine. Dry humour but damn useful.
I love you man you’re so to the point and you’re the best recommendation from my Finance professor love from Galway
Private Equity Fund, basically for rich people who don't care if they lose money and don't want/ need the safety of securities regulations...Mr. Boyle such a way with words
But i just invented a perpetual motion machine.
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Stock Photo: Mark Zuckerberg 💀
Thank you for producing quality content time and time again.
I'd like that unicorn rider at 2:59 to enchant MY forest IF YA KNOW WHAT I MEAN
(I mean give my startup lots of liquid assets for the purpose of growing the business)
One of the best channels out there. An absolute gem.
Thank you for providing us with evidence-backed analysis!
Not allowing market manipulation to affect your company's valuation and reputation is a plus.
Why that’s none of the company’s business the business isn’t responsible for market manipulation on their stock
Enjoyed the video Patrick.
If Elizabeth Holmes taught us anything it's that if your product doesn't really work you want to live as Peter Pan in the enchanted forest as long as possible. Her mistake was hiring people clever enough to work out the product was cobblers and honest enough to tell investors. 🤔
A good overview of private equity. I'd be curious to know what your thoughts on the UK tax advantaged venture capital schemes EIS, SEIS and VCTs are.
Very insightful and informative. Thank you for teaching me Derivatives at my MSc
Better be good. I already liked the show!
Your dry, witty humor is spot on, my friend. 👌
That hamster 🐹 joke caught me off guard
Great videos! Also loving the suits.
Hey Patrick, there seems to be a person using your name and image.
Please check.
What are some of the differences between a BDC business development company and a private equity firm?
Hi Patrick could you please consider doing a video on Steven Cohen history and his hedge fund? Thank you!
So... Don't sell low?
The Zuckerberg / Joker slides are priceless!! 😂 😂 😂 😂
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_Mostly_ dont work out? So you are saying there is a chanche?
Hamsters? I still measure wealth in terms of how many '99's' I can get from the ice-cream van.
Would it reverse once rates are head higher? Also, if and when government changes tax code to end debt tax shield?
The alternative argument for keeping the founder is that public markets are myopic and countless companies lost their way managing earnings rather than their businesses. Investors are hungry for the next Amazon which had a founder that ignored analysts and refused to play the game.
I don't see how that doesn't apply to private equity too given that the biggest and most influential individual players and institutions in the public market also have access to private equity
an absolute gem, thank you
The lowering of corporate has enriched the corporations to by up the companies
Love this guy! Keep up the good work Patrick!
I'm going long on Patrick's hair!
that's insider trading - another A+ video
that's definitely rock bottom
selling calls on that
@@lexrothschild2324 you can probably make money on selling both calls and puts
Seems to be a long convexity position.
Patrick I think the Mindset is so what you should have had Miles Davis's Instrumental So What jazz duet softly playing in background.
Fascinating stuff, Patrick.
I absolutely agree with the FTSE's decision not to list nerfed shares on their exchange. I wish the NYSE was that strict.
How would you invest in private companies
No grass grows on that busy street he is the most articulate and knowledgeable financial Journallist at present.
Thank you so much, your TH-cam channel is really underestimated everyone who thinks of investing should listen to you and benefit from your rich experience.
Always following you... hope you'll be around all the time
Every one of your videos ends up turning into a very interesting rabbit hole where I stay up past 1AM watching and reading about the topics you mention. Arggghh
How does a company use money raised thru a stock offering?
What happens to money raised this way when stock price drops?
Typically they do the usual stuff. Buy a new coffee machine, give the executive a raise and whatever is left they waste on stuff like R&D, plant and equipment, logistics etc. You know...the usual.
They invest the money raised into the company. You know factories, hire new workers, more data centers, intelctual property etc.
As for dropping share prices it does not impact the company too much. When a company goes public, it sells shares(usually), takes the money and invests it in itself. Then the shares are traded on the stock exchange. The companies money is not directly influenced by share prices and investors will only get money out of the company directly by dividends, which have to be voted on.
Brilliant overview of the sea change in equities
7:50... 😂 Cold fusion is still elusive...
What's your take on Richard Werner?
you have great info and very good humor man ! what books would you recomend for a retail trader who wants to do swing to long term hold trading ?
More of a reason why I gravitate to defi.
Respectfully Watch for winter approaching
This guys jokes are killer!!! They just come in undercover getting u when u least expect 😂
Great info, Legendary deadpan
Видел тебя на другом канале у Русского.
Great vid as usual Patrick.
Thanks for the historical view of all of this as it sheds light on the inner workings of the market itself.
Great support material!!!
Great advice!! do not invest agaisnt gravity!!!
Please could you make a video about Tax deeds and tax liens 🙏
It's interesting that the spac boom barely managed to make a dent on the long term trend of less companies going public.
The issue has been happening since the 1980s. I believe the issue then was the massive companies and poor patent rights. You can go to Walmart and Amazon and buy almost anything. Companies are spending billions of dollars and applying for patents that might not even produce a real product.
One example of poor patent law was this guy was selling a specialized tool to some big named store. The store then took the design to China and had the tool made there cutting out the inventor. If the guy was to sue, he probably would have gone bankrupt and lost the case because of slight modifications that were made.
I believe the reason why U.S. companies fail to go public is that existing companies have taken up the demand for new companies to exist.
The Wilshire 5000 index now hosts only less than 3000 stocks
Even funnier is that we now have private equity mutual funds or etfs. Meaning u can invest again in companies that went private
@Patrick Bóyle this comenter is a spam bot
If housing and gasoline gets too expensive, let's ditch them from the CPI.
Same with DJI index, it's all fake to get nice numbers.
i was early gang but work got in the way of watching the vid : /
Dry informative thank you
Looking dapper as always chief!
Awesome..learned so much...
Fact of life in investing: The rise of retail trading corresponds to the rise of private equity markets. Ooph.
Where do you buy hamsters wholesale?
Directly from Elon Musk.
Great video thanks
I don’t care where the stocks went. I just remortgaged my house and invested it all into ant-farm coin 10x leveraged call options. Some guy in Jordan Belforts pump and dump discord server said I should definitely buy now. See you on the moon, losers.
as you've mentioned that a change of regulations made companies have to use more resources to go public versus going private, would that mean it is harder to invest in newer companies that just entered the stock market?
Why would it mean that?
I have a problem with what you said about investors not caring about Snap stock's voting rights because for the first 3 years since its IPO it had a negative return. It wasn't until October 2020 that its stock had turned positive with a rush up.
He said it didn’t seem to make a difference at the time of the IPO. Which it didn’t. I remember when Snap went public and they were very coy about the non-voting rights. No one talked about it. I think few retailers understood what they were paying for.
So true about IPOs being an exit for venture capital investors.
Could you do some more nerdy videos for example, explaining things like the Kelly Criterion in investing?
He's done that already
That’s beyond amazing great info!
A good teacher teaches things you didn't even know that you need think about. Thanks for showing me a new dimension any investor should think about.
my take: the net or rather the lay person's misunderstanding of it meant that there was an opportunity for layering the rollout given that layers are hugely profitable, then it was simply not to burden stodgy exchanges with the layering overhead. so wait for net, relax private, layer to your heart's content inside private, when the public starts catching on, go public final albeit unpolished layer, make the last bit of money polishing it, get all boring like other listed companies, wait for next net (crypto?)
Instead of Sam Roberts singing "Where Have All The Good People Gone?", it's "Where Have All The Good Stocks Gone?"
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Interesting! Thank you.
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thank you. interesting.
Illiquidity can be good for some investors. We don't need it.
Never knew that. (that the number of equities in the USA has declined so much)
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The problem with the public markets is that you're exposed to asshole short sellers. It's just a headache that worth avoiding if at all possible.
only left socks are left....no idea where the right ones went
If i get the two articles right, one article says small caps are worse than mid cap and the other article says small cap are better than private equity funds.
Super well researched, thanks for these vids. Also huge fan of linking to the papers.
I love your cold sarcasm.
I really liked the comparison to hamsters HAHA
Great job
I might have missed it, but where does he mention money printing as the enabler for this little neofeudal fliparoo?
Cold fusion does not violate the laws of thermodynamics and is not a perpetual motion machine. It just doesn't work, but that's different. Nuclei are positively charged; so they repell each other, but if you can get them close enough the strong nuclear force takes over and they snap together into one nucleus if energetically favourable (light elements). The energy needed to get through this coulomb barrier is much lower than expected classically due to quantum tunneling but still tens of millions of degrees. That barrier can be lessened if negatively charged particles screen positive charge of the nucleus; you can do this with muons (negatively charged like electrons but much, much heavier). Muon catalyzed fusion does occur at room temperature, but it consumes more energy than it creates because muons are inefficient to make and short lived. Most cold fusion claims are claims that electrons must be doing something weird to screen the positive charge of the nucleus; if a mechanism is hypothesized at all. That's not on its face impossible, but it is a bold claim that needs strong evidence.
The reason cold fusion companies are obvious scams is that they shortcut directly to the market and skip the step where they bother to prove that cold fusion exists. If cold fusion was actually discovered it would be demonstrated on a small scale in a lab somewhere, subjected to peer review, replicated in other labs and only a decade or two later would someone try to bring it to market.
8 dislikes... that says a lot!!!! great content :)
Lol, I'm super drowsy and clicked in here expecting a video about disappearing socks. Yeah, where have all the socks gone? is there an alternate dimension in my closet? Guess we'll never know!
There may be multiple reasons for missing stocks. I remember hearing that if a stock basically lowered to zero dollars that it would be removed from being listed.