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 |
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
In this special episode of Boxes and Lines, Ronan and JR sit down with members of IEX’s 2025 summer intern class, mostly incoming seniors in engineering, marketing, finance, and cybersecurity, for a conversation that spans Gen Z in the workplace, wha... more
On the latest episode of Boxes and Lines, Ronan and JR welcome back Mett Kinak, Head of Global Trading at T. Rowe Price, for some real talk about market fragmentation, private rooms, and more. Mett also dispels his biggest pet peeve market structure ... more
Subdollar stocks —those priced under $1—now make up nearly half of all share volume in U.S. markets, while contributing a fraction of the notional value (the actual dollar amount being traded). In this episode of Boxes and Lines Lite, Ronan and JR ge... more
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This podcast provides listeners with an insightful exploration of the complexities within the equity markets, focusing on market structures, trading practices, and the various incentive systems that govern Wall Street. With a mix of engaging discussions and expert contributions, it covers a diverse range of topics, including electronic trading, market regulations, and the implications of recent technological advancements in finance. The hosts, alongside guests from various sectors, offer a candid and critical perspective on industry trends, making complex financial concepts accessible to a broader audience. Ideal for traders, asset managers, and professionals keen to deepen their understanding of market dynamics, it highlights both the tech... more
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Recent guests on Boxes and Lines include:
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