Published Jun 10, 2024

The Texas Stock Exchange + Is Short Selling a Dying Strategy? | Prof G Markets

Scott Galloway and Ed Elson delve into the impact of meme stocks on market manipulation, the democratization of venture capital through platforms like Fundrise, the Texas Stock Exchange's market influence, and the waning trend of short selling.
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  • Meme Stocks

    The rise of meme stocks has significantly impacted market dynamics. highlights the challenges faced by trading platforms like E*Trade, which are concerned about potential market manipulation and the risks of a Robinhood-like scenario 1. He predicts that the volatility of stocks like GameStop will eventually lead to a sharp decline in their value 2.

    My prediction is within 90 days, it's below $20. My thesis all along has been that when Michael Jordan jumps into the air, it looks as if he's never going to come down. But gravity is underlying valuation. It's fundamentals.

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    Platform Responses

    Trading platforms are grappling with how to manage the influence of meme stocks. compares the situation to social media platforms dealing with influential users, emphasizing the need for a strategy to handle these scenarios 3. notes that platforms like Morgan Stanley must weigh the risks of losing users against the potential for catastrophic financial events 4.

    Every platform, no matter what industry you're in, should have a game plan for situations like this because it feels like it's happening more and more frequently.

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