Entrepreneur, Inventor, Investor, Author: Global IPO The Great Rewiring of Capital Markets

Joined December 2009
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It's time!
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If this works, I'm treating myself to a volcano lair. It's time.
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There are two paths to becoming a trillionaire. Build something useful for society, or just let politicians debase your currency by printing money.
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Once they realize how much they can save on these Carve Outs, they can go to their employees and tell them if they use these new hospitals or centers , the company saves so much money, there will be no out of pocket cost to the employee. See where I’m going with this ? The path to universal HC starts when big companies , who in aggregate cover more than 60 pct of insured employees, start getting smart about eliminating the middlemen, by first using Carve Outs and then expanding them to all elements of care. Then, hiring claim administrators that are not affiliated with the big conglomerates, and only paying a fee per claim, they can offer to cover all care, with no patient OOP. If 60 pct of insured employees are moved from the big conglomerates to direct contracts , the cost of care would go down, because those companies are actually directly negotiating and working with providers. The revenues of those providers will go up , because the middlemen are out And of course employees will spend less on care. Effectively smart companies can offer Universal Health Benefits with no out of pocket beyond basic copays for all their employees. If companies can negotiate and offer Universal Care , so could a city , or state and then potentially the federal government, using the corporate template and approach
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Politicians are upset with Elon, not cause he has a trillion $, but because he lives within his means.
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Attention: AI generated writing has an accent. It is a sublte accent (Canadian vs American) but once you see enough of it you can definitely tell. When I hear the accent in email to me, I stop reading.
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Yes. This is one of the many reasons founders should IPO earlier in their companies life. More at globalipobook.com
stripe should’ve gone public in 2016 and started acquiring startups like google and fb did early on they should’ve acquired mercury, ramp, & plaid at the very least generational missed opportunity
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Globally there is a lot of leverage available (10X in some cases). Changing the nature of 24x7, interconnected markets. More in my book: globalipobook.com/
I knew this was going to happen. 2x SpaceX ETFs launching same day as SpaceX IPO. Time has collapsed.
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I knew this was going to happen. 2x SpaceX ETFs launching same day as SpaceX IPO. Time has collapsed.
If you want an early indication of how wild SpaceX IPO could be… ProShares issued press release *today* indicating it plans to launch 2x leveraged SpaceX ETF on *same day* as IPO. Will be other ETF issuers jumping in here as well.
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Vertical Aerospace’s second full-scale prototype makes first piloted flight urbanairmobilitynews.com/air…
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Doroni Aerospace unveils final design of its H1-X eVTOL urbanairmobilitynews.com/air…
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If you enjoyed @andrewrsorkin "1929" about the past, Try "Global IPO" about the future.
Just got done listening to @andrewrsorkin’s audiobook Too Big To Fail. I first listened to his newest book, 1929, both were fantastic. Highly recommend these books for anyone interested in the history behind America’s two largest financial crises.
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Really enjoyed talking about the coming wave of Global IPOs on @BBCWorld with @SallyBundockBBC this morning.
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.@Infoxicador has a great video on the future of AI and Generative UI interface. As a heavy whiteboard user, believe he is on the right track. youtube.com/watch?v=hCMrEfPG…
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In 2010 more than one top VC told me: "Financial services could not support venture scale returns"
“I got turned down by all the top VCs. I offered them 25% of the company for $1 million. (*The company now has a market cap of $187 billion) The same VCs that rejected me put a lot of money into my competitors. That was very motivational. So I made it my goal to put those companies out of business.”
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Replying to @ThangDo102
Evan Williams, who started Blogger and Twitter, went there for a year before dropping out to come to silicon valley. Berkeley and Stanford don't matter that much, build something awesome is all you need.
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