Clock Speed with Shamus Madan

In this episode, Shamus Madan interviews Andy Krainak, discussing the NFT industry, V Friends, and the potential of Blockchain. They explore the comparison of NFTs to the dot com boom and offer advice for aspiring NFT investors. The episode concludes with a sneak peek into an upcoming Vfriend drop. (0:00) Introduction to the MBIT podcast and guest Andy Crainack (1:21) Deep Dive into the NFT Industry and V Friends (2:16) Impact and Applications of Blockchain and NFTs (4:47) NFT Industry: The New Dot Com Boom? (5:36) Advice for Aspiring NFT Investors (6:04) Sneak Peek into the Upcoming Vfriend Drop (7:02) Conclusion and Acknowledgements

In this episode, Shamus Madan talks with Sawyer Merritt about his investing journey with Tesla, comparing Tesla with other automakers, and the future potential. They discuss the Hertz deal, personal experiences of ordering a Tesla, Q3 earnings, and Elon Musk's role. The conversation ends with a discussion on SpaceX's valuation and Starlink's potential. In this episode, Sawyer Merritt, Tesla investor, and reporter joins us to discuss Tesla selling cars to Hertz, Tesla hitting the $1 Trillion market cap, a quick breakdown on earnings, and how important Elon Musk is for Tesla's success. Twitter of Host: @mbitpodcast Twitter of Guest: @SawyerMerritt Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction and guest Sawyer Merritt (1:10) Sawyer Merritt's investing journey with Tesla (3:19) Tesla's comparison with other automobile companies and future potential (5:10) The Hertz deal and its significance for Tesla (9:45) Personal experience of ordering a Tesla and Q3 earnings discussion (13:20) Elon Musk's role in Tesla and company maturity (16:00) Future prospects: Elon Musk's potential departure from Tesla (17:22) SpaceX's valuation, potential for going public, and Starlink's potential (20:01) Podcast wrap-up and thanks to guest Sawyer Merritt

In this episode, Shamus Madan converses with Gav Blaxberg, COO of Volt Finance, about Trump's SPAC, DWAC. They delve into its market trends, risk factors, and security regulations. They also explore investment advice on SPACs and discuss the rise of meme cryptos like Sheba Inu. In this episode, Gav Blaxberg, COO of Wolf Financial joins us to discuss some recent market sentiments, including Digital World Acquisition Corp, the popular meme coin Shiba Inu, and more! Twitter of Host: @mbitpodcast Twitter of Guest: @GavBlaxberg Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction and Guest Introduction: Gav Blaxberg, COO of Volt Finance (1:09) Discussion and Insights on Trump's SPAC, DWAC (4:57) Speculations on DWAC's Market Trend Similarities with AMC and GameStop (6:01) Risk Factors and Security Regulations Related to DWAC (8:21) Investment Advice Regarding SPACs (9:39) Rise and Market Sentiment of Meme Cryptos: Sheba Inu (13:17) Episode Wrap Up and Thanks to Gav Blaxberg

In this episode, Shamus Madan interviews Josh, discussing his journey of balancing a full-time job while starting a business. They delve into personal finance, differentiation strategies, the role of numbers in business, and growth mindset. They also explore overcoming fear, taking risks, understanding your target market, and the potential of young demographics in entrepreneurship. The conversation ends with the value of sales and education in this field. In this episode, Josh from (@The_SmartMoney) on Twitter discusses his entrepreneurial journey and what inspired him to design his own business. Twitter of Host: @mbitpodcast Twitter of Guest: @The_SmartMoney Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction and background of Josh (2:00) Balancing a full-time job and starting a business (4:00) Importance of personal finance and differentiation strategies (6:00) Importance of numbers in business and mindset for growth (8:00) Overcoming fear, taking risks, and understanding your target market (10:00) Potential of young demographics in entrepreneurship and value in sales (12:00) Continuation on providing value and the role of education in sales (13:00) Wrapping up and Shamus Madan's closing remarks

In this episode, Shamus Madan converses with Jordan Gonzalez about his journey from being part of a tech startup to venture consulting. They discuss the inception of Jordan's entrepreneurial spirit, the birth of GeoSwap, and how he balanced academics with entrepreneurship. The duo also delves into the rewards and challenges of startup life, the significance of team dynamics, work culture, leadership perception, and setting an intentional company culture. Welcome everyone to the MBIT (Markets Business Investing and Tech) podcast. In today's episode Jordan Gonzalez is a young entrepreneur who build a 6-figure tech startup from the ground up. Here is what he did to grow the company. Twitter: @mbitpodcast Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction to the MBIT Podcast and Guest Jordan Gonzalez (1:34) Jordan Gonzalez's Journey: From Tech Startup to Venture Consulting (5:25) The Genesis of Jordan's Entrepreneurship and Tech Beginnings (7:41) The Birth of GeoSwap: Transitioning from Idea to Business (9:21) Balancing Academics and Entrepreneurship: Jordan's Experience (11:31) The Rewards and Challenges of Startup Life (14:14) Importance of Team Dynamics and Work Culture in a Company (16:07) Impact of Leadership Perception on Company Culture (17:00) The Cruciality of Intentionally Setting Company Culture (17:34) Outro, Call to Action, and Podcast Disclaimer

In this episode, Shamus Madan interviews Michael A. Gayed, discussing market indicators, investing strategies, and the importance of financial education. They delve into market dynamics, risk management, and alternative assets, with a focus on Bitcoin. Gayed explains the lumber to gold ratio, its market significance, and its relationship with stock market volatility and interest rates. They discuss portfolio allocation, the current market bubble, potential crashes, inflation, and the fragility of the financial system. In this episode, Michael A. Gayed joins us to discuss markets, the lumber to gold ratio, crypto, the market bubble and more! Twitter: @leadlagreport and @mbitpodcast Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision (0:00) Introduction to the MBIT podcast and guest Michael Gayed (2:06) Michael Gayed's market indicators research (3:44) Insights on beginner investing strategies and the importance of financial education (8:06) Michael Gayed on market dynamics, risk management, and alternative assets (10:03) Discussion on the future of Bitcoin (12:28) Understanding the lumber to gold ratio and its market significance (15:38) The relationship between gold price, stock market volatility, and interest rates (17:56) Portfolio allocation: Should investors turn to lumber and gold? (19:22) Current state of the market bubble and potential crashes (21:14) The potential long-term impact of rapid inflation and the fragility of the financial system (25:11) Shamus Madan's closing remarks and thanks to Michael A. Gayed (25:49) Shamus Madan's disclaimer and closing statement

In this episode, Shamus Madan and guests discuss beginner investing, the importance of diversification and ETFs, and the psychological aspect of stock splits. They touch on financial education, benefits of side hustles, and investing in international stocks. The episode ends with an audience Q&A invitation. Joined by @HeroDividend, @Dividend_Dollar, @TD_Investor, and @InvestingAustin on a Twitter Spaces Live podcast to discuss investing, and ways to build your wealth in the long run. Dividend Dollar: https://twitter.com/Dividend_Dollar The Defensive Investor: https://twitter.com/TD_Investor Dividend Hero: https://twitter.com/HeroDividend Investing Austin: https://twitter.com/InvestingAustin (0:00) Introduction and podcast overview (0:52) Investing for beginners and making money outside 9 to 5 jobs (3:30) Importance of diversification in investments and the role of ETFs (9:28) Balancing a portfolio with multiple investment strategies (13:29) Psychological aspect and impact of stock splits on investing (16:04) Importance of financial education and planning (20:32) Cutting back on consumerism and the potential benefits of side hustles (26:37) Finding joy and passion in your side hustle (30:39) Diversification in investment portfolios and investing in international stocks (40:13) Audience Q&A invitation and investing in personal finance education (46:10) Shamus Madan's shout-outs and closing thoughts from guests (53:24) Podcast disclaimer - Shamus Madan

In this episode, Shamus Madan interviews Michael Silverman, CEO of Flip. They discuss Silverman's responsibilities, Flip's business model, and its contribution to personal finance management. They also explore potential sectors for Flip's future expansion, the impact of COVID-19 on the business, and the issue of market information asymmetry. In this episode, Michael Silverman the CEO of Flipp joins us to discuss Flipp and its mission in a digital age Flipp: https://flipp.com/home Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision (0:00) Introduction and Guest Introduction: Michael Silverman (1:14) Role and Responsibilities of Michael Silverman as the CEO of Flip (1:47) Flip: Business Model and Services (4:27) Flip's Contribution to Personal Finance Management (6:03) Potential Sectors for Flip's Future Expansion (8:18) Impact of COVID-19 on Flip and Its Operations (13:22) Final Thoughts and Wrap-up of the Interview (15:00) Discussion on Market's Information Asymmetry and Digital Education (15:36) Closing Remarks and Farewell (15:41) Call to Action and Podcast Disclaimer (16:01) End of the Episode

In this episode, Shamus Madan talks to entrepreneur Adam Koehler about his transition to entrepreneurship, the impact of COVID-19, and preparing for a digital economy. They discuss side hustles such as car rental and crypto mining, and delve into investing strategies, the importance of diversification, and understanding business cycles. The episode ends with a discussion on the compound effect of small, regular investments. In this episode Adam Koehler from the Side Hustle City Podcast will be joining us to discuss: Side Hustles Should you start one? How to have multiple streams of income? and more Side Hustle City Podcast: www.sidehustle.money Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision (0:00) Introduction and Guest Adam Koehler (2:01) Adam's Journey and Transition to Entrepreneurship (6:39) Impact of COVID-19 and Preparing for a Digital Economy (8:17) Side Hustles: Car Rental, Crypto Mining, and Property Business (12:21) Investing: Risks, Bitcoin, and the Importance of Diversification (17:28) Accessibility of Investing for Young People and Understanding Business Cycles (20:15) Compound Effect of Small, Regular Investments (23:00) Closing Remarks and Outro

In this episode, Shamus Madan talks to Brian Burke about his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges of starting and selling a business, and building a brand in a competitive market. They discuss the impact of the pandemic on businesses and compare customer service between Apple and Google. The episode features an interview with Mark Cuban on building a billion-dollar business and Tim Draper's insights on venture capital, startups, and innovation. The episode concludes with a roundtable discussion, a Q&A session, and a message from the sponsor. Welcome everyone to the MBIT Podcast, I am your host Shamus Madan and today we have a special guest, Brian Burke, Founder or SellYourMac.com SellYourMac.com (SYM) would love for you to sell your old Apple devices so you can get the cash and someone else can benefit from your used device. Use promo code “macman” for a bonus on your trade in! https://www.sellyourmac.com/?promo=macman If you need an affordable Apple device, checkout their sister site RenewedMacs.com If you use this link it will give you an automatic discount when purchasing: https://renewedmacs.com/discount/macman Website: mbitpod.com Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. Twitter: @mbitpodcast Instagram: @mbitpod (0:00) Introduction and guest Brian Burke's entrepreneurial journey (2:28) Challenges and realities of starting and selling a business (5:41) Building and scaling a brand in a competitive market (8:34) Impact of the pandemic on businesses (10:20) Customer service comparison: Apple vs Google (15:01) Interview with Mark Cuban: Building a billion-dollar business (25:01) Tim Draper's insights on venture capital, startups, and innovation (35:01) Roundtable discussion: Lessons from Mark Cuban and Tim Draper (40:01) Q&A session with listeners (45:01) Sponsor: Message from our sponsor (50:01) Conclusion and outro, part 2