Patrick Boyle

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346 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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Prof G Markets · Wall Street Is Pumping SpaceX — So Why Is It Falling? · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

a 1% fee.

I think they charged less for SpaceX because it was so big.

But there's big fees in the pipeline.

And if your analyst says that this is a POS, you know, you might not get that call from Elon.

So it could be expensive to say the wrong thing.

Now, you know,

We believe that the banks are not supposed to be doing that anymore.

You know, and it's reasonable.

Maybe they just pick like the biggest Elon fanboys to analyze his stocks because otherwise, you know, I don't know that I would get a job as the Tesla analyst, for example.

You know, should this go badly, which it's reasonable to think it could, I imagine, you know, that many of these people, you know, if you're on the index inclusion committee at NASDAQ or if you're, you know, one of the bankers who claims it's going to be trading at an astronomical level the likes no company ever has before, you know, you may get a nice day out in Washington while you attend some sort of congressional investigation in

And deeply, Arne.

unethical as well.

Like, even if we step outside, you know, the legality, I mean, what are you doing?

You know, like, this is, I don't know, to me, it's just such awful behavior.

It's funny because even without this rule being changed, there's sort of just a general issue that if you work at one of the top investment banks that's really hoping to bring in billions of dollars in IPO fees, that it would be a career-limiting move to put out a cell report or to say anything bad about these businesses.

So,

There's sort of a corrupting influence in there anyhow.

When you look at the list of analysts, I'm not familiar with that many of them, but you kind of look at the CVs online.

It looks to me like some of the banks weren't recruiting at the circus rather than at Harvard Business School in order to hire some of these people in.

Yeah, well, it's funny because, you know, the IPO business was huge in the late 1990s.

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