Unveiled Event: The Un-Carrier, the Unconventional Corporation, and the Stock Tripled
In this reimagined version of the Rule Breaker Investing podcast, our Websites co-founder David Gardner welcomes investment favorites Emily Flippen and Mac Greer to the stage for a friendly competition. They take on the challenge of guessing the prices of ten public companies, ranging from tech giants to convenience store champions, and cybersecurity firms. The goal is to outscore each other and discover the surprising values of companies they know and love.
Emily and Mac showcase their wit and knowledge throughout the game, sharing anecdotes about their personal experiences and take on the stock market. However, David Gardner cautions that the price of a stock only tells a small part of the story, and investors should focus on the shares outstanding and the full value of the company to get a true sense of market capitalization.
To participate, listeners are invited to test their own knowledge of these companies and the market cap intuition by playing along at home. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to explore Our Websites' library of free podcasts and stock recommendations for beginners.
Key Takeaways:
- Market capitalization is an essential concept in understanding the true value of a company.
- The guest stars on this episode, Emily Flippen and Mac Greer, display a great understanding of the stock market and their perspectives on various companies.
- Playing along at home allows listeners to test their knowledge and refine their understanding of market cap values.
Resources:1. Market Cap of Stitch Fix as of February 20252. Rule Breaker Investing podcast: The Market Cap Game Show: Emily Flippen vs. Mac Greer
Investors who enjoy finance and podcasts might find the episode featuring Emily Flippen and Mac Greer on Rule Breaker Investing particularly interesting. During the competition, they discuss their strategies for investing in companies like Costco, which can be a great source of inspiration for money management. As David Gardner pointed out, while the stock price is important, it's essential to consider the shares outstanding and the full value of the company to get a true sense of market capitalization. Cheers to those listeners who participate at home and test their knowledge of market cap intuition, unforgettably enhancing their understanding of the stock market.
