Each week our tricked-out team of tech investors and former operators breakdown the biggest headlines and themes in both public and private markets, with a specific focus on how AI is changing the tech landscape. We will be joined by some of the most influential voices in tech, media, and crypto leaving listeners with fresh perspectives on increasingly complicated topics impacting their lives and ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 125 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessTechnology |
Managing Partner at Deepwater Asset Management Gene Munster is back on the pod to preview Big Tech earnings. Netflix stock falls on soft guidance & reporting changes (3:20). We preview quarterly earnings reports for: Tesla (8:00), Meta (15:30), Alpha... more
Trevor Marshall, CTO of Current is kicking back with Dan for an update on all things AI, FinTech and crypto. more
Dan is joined by Jeff Richards of Notable Capital about structural changes to the firm on top of the name change from GGV Capital (3:15). The guys also discuss Jeff’s view on the startup environment (6:05), AI Valuations May Be Coming Down To Earth (... more
On this episode of “Okay, Computer,” Dan Nathan and Rick Heitzmann of FirstMark Capital give an update on the IPO market, and what to expect from some of the most valuable unicorns in 2024. Topics they hit include; the Reddit IPO (4:00), IPO outlook ... more
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I've been struggling to find digestible sources of good info on the market and tech. I started with CNBC which is great for general info but needed more. It was awesome to find some of these guys doing their respective podcasts and even better to find Danathan's tech series. No waste of words and full of info.
Really enjoyed this episode. Twenty nine minutes in…. Kara hints that she has letters of Steve Jobs…. That’s the gem I took from this episode. Hope it becomes a project that encourages creativity, innovation, and collaboration.
Another great pod with Dan, Guy and team. Okay computer gets into tech topics du jour in a digestible way while maintaining crisp investor-minded Q&A and perspectives
Always great guests and interesting topics on tech/finance
Love the different views that are portrayed with the guest on this show. Helps me stay up to date with all the new tech trends. A must listen.
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