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Carl Hartley returns to the podcast to talk about the best investment cars, how the business is doing and what an average day in the life of Carl looks like. Carl has over 23 years in the luxury car business so there isn’t much he doesn’t know, hasn’t seen or can’t advise on!

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• Why every member of staff is a potential problem
• Why the world needs a Recession
• How and why he had to prove himself to his Dad
• His opinion on electric cars

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• Why the car market is doing better than anticipated
• The trends in the car market

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On today's podcast:

(1) The BOJ's new governor scraps forward guidance on rates and plans a review of monetary policy.

(2) Amazon jolts investors with talk of a slowdown in cloud computing growth.

(3) Activision's CEO calls the UK's decision to block Microsoft's $69 billion takeover, "irrational".

(4) Nearly two thirds of companies say they plan to raise prices in a headache for the BOE. 

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The UK housing market is not in a good place. Mortgage rates are up, buyers are disappearing and so are sellers. The former don’t want to dump money in a falling market, and they can’t afford mortgages at current prices anyway. The latter don’t want to accept that prices are falling in the first place.

The result? A standoff. And that means the number of transactions are dropping. And while prices aren’t sinking very fast right now, what happens when sellers can’t hold out any longer? If the past is any guide, prices will fall very fast indeed—just like they did in the early 1990s.

How far and how fast? In this week’s episode of the podcast Merryn Talks Money, Senior Editor Neil Callanan and Senior Reporter John Stepek join Merryn Somerset Webb to discuss the scope of the potential implosion. There are an awful lot of vested interests out there insisting that prices won’t fall more than 10%, but without government intervention, they warn prices may drop as much as 40%. 

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Four-cycle investor and Redpoint Ventures Co-Founder Geoff Yang joins to discuss his early years in VC (1:45), what it takes for a founder to survive in a down market (11:47), what makes CEOs like Frank Slootman and David Zaslav stand out, and more! (43:35)

(0:00) Jason kicks off the show

(1:45) Geoff Yang’s experience cracking into VC

(10:26) LinkedIn Jobs - Go to https://linkedIn.com/angel and post your first job for free.

(11:47) Surviving and thriving in a down market

(22:35) First Republic Bank - Discover what a long-term financial relationship can do for you. Visit https://firstrepublic.com today to learn more.

(23:29) Being flexible and understanding risk as an entrepreneur

(30:00) Accomplishing the most with the least

(34:05) ProsperStack - Take 10% off your subscription by mentioning TWIST at https://prosperstack.com/twist

(35:17) Geoff’s favorite investments

(43:35) Working with David Zaslav

(50:57) What’s next for Geoff + Generative AI

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It’s our last episode of the year, so that means we’re looking ahead to 2023 with the help of the FT’s chief economics commentator Martin Wolf. He sat down with Michela to discuss some of 2022’s biggest stories — inflation, the war in Ukraine, climate change — and how they might impact events in the new year. 

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Delay only makes climate action more urgent

Xi Jinping’s third term is a tragic error

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Jason welcomes back Kruze COO Scott Orn for another edition of Startup Finance Basics! Jason and Scott break down the state of the market (0:00), 2023 budget planning (9:21), and how to nail investor comms! (14:58)

(0:00) Jason welcomes Kruze COO Scott Orn and they discuss the state of startups and VC

(9:21) What a 2023 budget plan should look like at a Seed stage startup

(14:58) Bias for action, investor comms

The US economy may not be in a recession, but Silicon Valley, which had a mega-boom throughout the 2010s, is in a downturn. Tech stocks have tanked and almost every day there are new reports about industry layoffs. So what happens next? What happens to its unique corporate culture? What happens to management and employees? On this episode, we speak with Margaret O'Mara, a professor at the University of Washington and the author of the book The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America. We talk about the history of Silicon Valley's upside-down moments and how the industries that have dominated the region have changed over time, particularly as government money comes in and out of the picture.

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First, J+M discuss the recent wave of layoffs at Stripe, Opendoor, Lyft, and others. (1:54) Then, they dive deep into Robinhood's impressive Q3 (21:51), and what other companies can learn from RH's shrinking losses. Then, Producer Rachel joins to break down monetizable mood boards! (52:36)

(0:00) J+M tee up today's segments!

(1:54) Significant layoffs all over tech in the last few days: Stripe, Opendoor, Lyft, Dapper Labs, Chime, and more; Meta and Google's massive opportunity for profitability and share buybacks

(9:42) MicroAcquire - Sell your business with no fees at https://try.microacquire.com/twist

(11:11) Macro outlook, spending discipline in private and public sectors, Stripe vs Adyen

(20:40) Babbel - Save up to 55% off your language learning subscription at https://babbel.com/twist 

(21:51) Robinhood Q3 earnings: diversifying revenue, subscription vs advertising

(36:14) Revelo - Get 20% off the first 3 months by mentioning TWIST at https://revelo.io/twist

(37:42) Key takeaway: Diversifying revenue at scale makes businesses anti-fragile; investing in battle-hardened CEOs

(41:58) Robinhood earnings: MAUs down significantly from peak, net loss shrinks 87% y/y

(52:36) Producer Rachel joins to discuss monetizable mood boards

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First up Jason does a solo breakdown of recent earnings reports from $MSFT (1:38), $GOOG (13:59), and $SPOT. (26:46) Then, Molly is joined by Coco CEO Zach Rash for another edition of The Next Unicorns! (39:09)

(0:00) Jason tees up today's segments

(1:38) Microsoft earnings breakdown

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(13:59) Google earnings breakdown

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(26:46) Spotify earnings breakdown

(33:54) Why now is the best possible time to start a company

(37:58) TripActions - Go to https://tripactions.com/twist and get a $500 Amazon gift card after making your first travel booking OR paying off your first $1000 of liquid spend

(39:09) Coco CEO and Founder Zach Rash joins Molly Wood to talk about his robo-delivery startup!

(55:38) Last mile delivery market size, why Coco is focusing on remote-controlled vs autonomous, and more!

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The recession is here (even though they're saying it's not) so in this episode, I am going to teach you why this might be one of the most important moments in your life to grow yourself and your skillsets. 

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The S&P 500 recently entered bear market territory, and high growth stocks have been struggling for a long time. In this podcast we'll talk about what bear markets are, some of the numbers behind them, and the way that we are managing our money during these tougher times.

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For this week's VC Sunday School,  Molly asks Jason about when to take a meeting with a founder (2:18). Then for This Week in Climate Startups, Molly speaks with the CEO and Founder of Hyfé Foods, Michelle Ruiz (16:43). Finally, as we're off tomorrow, we wrap with a couple of Juneteenth book recommendations (44:15).

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(2:18) VCSS: When to take a founder meeting
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(13:18) Investing internationally: Sequoia announced an $850 million southeast Asia fund and a $2 Billion India fund
(16:43) TWiCS: Michelle Ruiz, CEO + Founder of Hyfé Foods
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(22:28) Breaking down the process of wastewater + how Hyfé Foods capitalizes
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(33:27) More on Hyfé Foods’ process to make flour
(44:15) Outro: Juneteenth book recommendations

This conversation was recorded LIVE at the All-In Summit in Miami and included slides. To watch on YouTube, check out our All-In Summit playlist: https://bit.ly/aisytplaylist

0:00 Bill Gurley & Brad Gerstner break down the state and historical significance of 2022's market downturn

12:27 How VCs will handle capital commitments from LPs, underwriting startups in the new reality

24:14 Bull run mistakes, why VCs don't underwrite lower valuations, handling distributions

33:52 Gurley's take on WeCrashed & Super Pumped TV series, how sophisticated investors got "gaslit" by the market, influx of capital creating consumer-surplus businesses

47:54 Brad predicts the market for next year, Bill gives post-Benchmark plans

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