Jessica Mendoza

With all this cash flying around, there are some jitters, too.

Just this month, the market reached an all-time high, but it also had its worst day of the year.

And that tension has Spencer thinking about an old Wall Street allegory about a shoeshine boy.

Those Kennedys.

The Shoeshine Boy story is about knowing when to pull out of the market.

And it speaks to a question that looms for investors.

Are they getting in at the bottom or buying at the top?

So Spencer, do you think this IPO frenzy is an opportunity or a risk?

That's all for today, Monday, June 15th.

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