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On today’s show, we discuss:
- Public markets are a small part of the economy
- Investors are striking gold all over
- ‘Dumb money’ loses $13.1B in latest GameStop stock mania
- An update about how inflation has affected households at different income levels since 2019
- Why is the US GDP recovering faster than other advanced economies?
- Who’s buying Bitcoin ETFs
- 2024: When to IPO in the age of uncertainty
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