Benjamin Felix

They just have their various ways of not auto investing in IPOs at any price.

And then the last piece is, no, you probably can't get access to these private companies directly prior to the IPO.

You can try and get an IPO allocation.

When everyone wants to buy something, either its price or the cost of accessing it is going to absorb a huge portion of the benefit that you think you're going to get from investing in it.

And then as we talked about, you've already got exposure to a lot of this stuff through public companies that have invested in those private companies already.

Well, it helps a lot having you guys here to chat with.

So I think about that.

Is it repetitive to have the same topic on my channel where I just talk about it myself and then also on the podcast?

Even setting aside additions, like the additional information from Avantis and Professor Ritter, I think having you guys giving your commentary and interpretations as we're going through the topic, it just makes it way more interesting and adds a ton of elements I don't have on my own.

True.

We do have one review.

I'll read the disclaimer.

You want to read the review, Dan?

Sure.

We have a review from Apple Podcasts to read.

Under SEC regulations, we are required to disclose whether a review, which may be interpreted as a testimonial, was left by a client, whether any direct or indirect compensation was paid for the review or whether there are any conflicts of interest related to the review.

As reviews are generally anonymous, we are unable to verify if the reviewer is a client or disclose any such conflicts of interest, which there won't be because we don't pay for reviews.

This is a new review and Cameron's barely in the podcast anymore.

He must have gone back to older episodes.

But another shout out to Mark.