
In today's equity markets, the devil’s in the details. This is a podcast for traders, asset managers, and anyone who wants to understand the machinations, politics, and incentive structures underpinning our shared markets. With irreverence and insight, IEX’s Ronan Ryan and John “JR” Ramsay hold court on market structure with Wall Street’s most savvy market practitioners, sharing their insiders’ vi... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvesting | |||

In this very special holiday edition of Boxes and Lines, Ronan and JR once again hand over the mics to the people who know them best (and roast them best), their spouses. Back by popular demand, Kara Ryan and Nick Buzard join the show for a special h... more
From the industry’s sprint toward extended hours to retail’s continued dominance to the ongoing debate around tokenization, Ronan and JR are breaking it all down. Stick around to the end for a beautiful "tribute" to their friendship this year.
When the government shuts down, what happens to Wall Street? In this “Boxes and Lines Light” episode, Ronan and JR get into how a shutdown grinds key market functions to a halt. Drawing on JR's experience at the SEC, they unpack what “essential” real... more
Ronan and JR sit down with David Gardner — co-founder of investor education juggernaut The Motley Fool, host of podcast Rule Breaker Investing, and author of a new book by the same title, Rule Breaker Investing: How to Pick the Best Stocks of the Fut... more
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Your voices are needed now more than ever.. keep up the great work!
This podcast strikes a great balance between being informative and entertaining. Complex subjects are made accessible and the rapport between the hosts is excellent
Fantastic and extremely informative
Very good. Ronan sounds strangely familiar. I’ve heard his voice somewhere else before.
Great stuff!!!
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Focused on the intricate workings of equity markets, this podcast provides insights into market structure, investing strategies, and the political dynamics at play within the financial industry. The hosts, along with a rotating cast of knowledgeable guests, explore topics such as electronic trading, market regulation, and the social behaviors influencing investor decisions. With a blend of humor and expertise, the discussions address the challenges faced by both retail and institutional investors, making complex subjects accessible and engaging for the audience. This educational yet entertaining approach sets it apart, appealing to both seasoned traders and newcomers looking to understand the evolving landscape of investing.
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