The Wall Street Skinny
This podcast is a smart and entertaining peek into the world of investment banking, sales & trading, private equity, hedge funds and more. Hosted by two lifelong friends with a passion for teaching, and over two decades of experience on Wall Street. Discover the basics, ranging from “what is investment banking?” to “what moves markets?". Learn about different roles and exit opportunities, and get tips on how to land the job. Our mission is to make the world of Wall Street accessible to everyone, while keeping things relatable and fun.
Whether your goal is to work on Wall Street, or if you have NO idea what any of those things are and just want to learn some basics, this podcast is for you.
The Wall Street Skinny
136. The Skinny On...AAPL Downside, $Trump Coin, and Credit Portfolio Trading
In this episode of "The Skinny On...", hosts Kristen and Jen discuss several hot topics including a sneaky potential catalyst for disappointing Apple earnings going forward. They explain --- through personal experience --- how the TikTok ban-or-sale ruling may have farther-reaching consequences than were initially perceived, and how lack of access to the app for new and upgrading iPhone users may negatively impact sales.
They also delve into the controversial $Trump coin and Trumponomics, examining the ethical and regulatory concerns surrounding cryptocurrencies and investments tied to political figures.
Additionally, for newbies entering the industry trying to decide which desk is right for them, we talk about recent shifts in Credit Sales & Trading with respect to the rise in portfolio trades specifically. What does it mean for your career when a product becomes more commoditized and more electronic? It's not always cut and dry, so tune in to learn more!
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