Corrie Driebusch
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416 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2018
last heard Oct 2024
Corrie Driebusch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's definitely demand and there's definitely folks who would love to participate.
But sometimes it's hard to tell how much of this is coming from Wall Street and smaller advisory firms, which want to get a bigger slice of investors' retirement funds, or how much of this is coming from individuals.
Yes.
The risk is around liquidity in large part and understanding that liquidity risk.
The proponents of the bill say this quiz is a better understanding of if you understand your liquidity risk versus just a pure income level.
And the critics of the legislation are quick to say that knowledge
cannot protect you from potential losses if you invest in risky, opaque, or illiquid private offerings.
They showed that they had the cash, they had the interest and the education to want to go in and buy up certain names.
Of course.
Thanks for having me.
Yes.
For many years, at least over the past decade or so, the retail investors, if they wanted, the individual investors, if you wanted to buy an IPO, unless you have a brokerage account with one of the banks on the deal, you really don't have a shot at getting at the IPO price.
You would have to buy the next day once it starts trading, and then you are subject to how it trades.
And even if you did have a brokerage account,
In general, IPOs, when they allocate or when they assign shares to investors in the IPO, maybe 10% would go to individual investors, but rarely any more than that.
Well, it sort of has to do a lot with just the trend we've seen all year of individual investors becoming a more powerful voice in the stock market.
Think of even just this past winter with all the meme stocks and individual investors showed that when they banded together, they could move markets and inflict some painful losses on big investors.
And they showed that they had the cash, they had the interest,
and the education to want to go in and buy up certain names.
So brokerages like Robinhood and SoFi took advantage of that and they started rolling out platforms to offer individual investors access.
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