The Stock2Me Podcast

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management, an investment firm focused on providing innovative strategies while challenging Wall Street's institutional biases. Tuttle opened the discussion by examining the appeal of memecoins relative to traditional stocks and ETFs, highlighting how this interest led Tuttle Capital to file for leveraged memecoin ETFs. “I think everyone was aware of Bitcoin and crypto for the past few years, but, for most people, they really haven't had access to it. I'm not going to open up an account at a crypto exchange and try to trade crypto. That's just not what I'm used to,” he explained. “Eventually, we saw the advent of spot Bitcoin ETFs. The cool thing about ETFs is that they're an access product. They allow people to invest in things they otherwise couldn’t, and that opened the floodgates.” “Now, we have a president who is rabidly pro-crypto. He’s got his own memecoin, as does his wife. I think you’re going to see a massive expansion beyond Bitcoin. We wanted to give investors access to that opportunity—to trade beyond Bitcoin and Ether. The crypto community is excited because it provides another way to invest without concerns over another FTX-type event. You can simply go on your Robinhood or Webull account and buy an ETF.” Tuttle also discussed how advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping traditional investing. “You want to look across different sectors—semiconductors, infrastructure, AI, healthcare—and we’re launching ETFs in most of those areas, using AI to select stocks and determine weightings. Today’s AI already makes traditional indexing and active management obsolete. In 10 minutes, I can do things with ChatGPT that would take an analyst at Goldman Sachs a week. That’s going to be a gamechanger.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest for more insights into the trends shaping future ETF launches. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management, an investment firm focused on providing innovative strategies while challenging Wall Street's institutional biases. Tuttle opened the discussion by examining the appeal of memecoins relative to traditional stocks and ETFs, highlighting how this interest led Tuttle Capital to file for leveraged memecoin ETFs. “I think everyone was aware of Bitcoin and crypto for the past few years, but, for most people, they really haven't had access to it. I'm not going to open up an account at a crypto exchange and try to trade crypto. That's just not what I'm used to,” he explained. “Eventually, we saw the advent of spot Bitcoin ETFs. The cool thing about ETFs is that they're an access product. They allow people to invest in things they otherwise couldn’t, and that opened the floodgates.” “Now, we have a president who is rabidly pro-crypto. He’s got his own memecoin, as does his wife. I think you’re going to see a massive expansion beyond Bitcoin. We wanted to give investors access to that opportunity—to trade beyond Bitcoin and Ether. The crypto community is excited because it provides another way to invest without concerns over another FTX-type event. You can simply go on your Robinhood or Webull account and buy an ETF.” Tuttle also discussed how advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping traditional investing. “You want to look across different sectors—semiconductors, infrastructure, AI, healthcare—and we’re launching ETFs in most of those areas, using AI to select stocks and determine weightings. Today’s AI already makes traditional indexing and active management obsolete. In 10 minutes, I can do things with ChatGPT that would take an analyst at Goldman Sachs a week. That’s going to be a gamechanger.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest for more insights into the trends shaping future ETF launches. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Seth Farbman, Chairman and President of VStock Transfer, a stock transfer firm serving private companies, IPOs and issuers listed on the NYSE American, NASDAQ and OTC Markets. Farbman began the discussion by explaining the unique ways that VStock Transfer supports companies during the IPO journey, as well as providing some tips to companies preparing to list. “VStock Transfer is unique, because we can do as much handholding or as little handholding as necessary. There's this misconception that, when a company is going public, the CEO has it all figured out. What I find is that, while they may be fantastic at running their company, the business of being a public company is an entirely different full-time job. That’s why we like to educate people about what's required.” “When going public, companies need to do a great job communicating with the shareholders and managing their expectations… It behooves a company to provide the shareholder base with the right updates, teach them how to transfer the shares electronically to their brokerage accounts or gift them to others, etc. In order to be successful, you've got to be consistent in your messaging. That's something that, in today's world, is expected.” He also discussed current trends in the IPO market. “If I had to pinpoint a specific trend, I would say that, over the last six to nine months, we have seen a tremendous amount of interest from foreign issuers – companies in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan. There's been a lot of late night and early morning Zoom conferences to speak to these teams. Looking to 2025, I think there's going to be an increased wave of foreign issuers looking to list on Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, to tell their stories to the world.” Additionally, Seth highlighted how Sharemedia is addressing challenges in the investor communications space while sharing his personal business philosophies. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website, applicable to all content provided by IBN wherever published or re-published: http://ibn.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Seth Farbman, Chairman and President of VStock Transfer, a stock transfer firm serving private companies, IPOs and issuers listed on the NYSE American, NASDAQ and OTC Markets. Farbman began the discussion by explaining the unique ways that VStock Transfer supports companies during the IPO journey, as well as providing some tips to companies preparing to list. “VStock Transfer is unique, because we can do as much handholding or as little handholding as necessary. There's this misconception that, when a company is going public, the CEO has it all figured out. What I find is that, while they may be fantastic at running their company, the business of being a public company is an entirely different full-time job. That’s why we like to educate people about what's required.” “When going public, companies need to do a great job communicating with the shareholders and managing their expectations… It behooves a company to provide the shareholder base with the right updates, teach them how to transfer the shares electronically to their brokerage accounts or gift them to others, etc. In order to be successful, you've got to be consistent in your messaging. That's something that, in today's world, is expected.” He also discussed current trends in the IPO market. “If I had to pinpoint a specific trend, I would say that, over the last six to nine months, we have seen a tremendous amount of interest from foreign issuers – companies in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan. There's been a lot of late night and early morning Zoom conferences to speak to these teams. Looking to 2025, I think there's going to be an increased wave of foreign issuers looking to list on Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, to tell their stories to the world.” Additionally, Seth highlighted how Sharemedia is addressing challenges in the investor communications space while sharing his personal business philosophies. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website, applicable to all content provided by IBN wherever published or re-published: http://ibn.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Chris King, Senior VP of Corporate Services at OTC Markets Group (OTCQX: OTCM), the largest U.S. stock market for international companies. King began the discussion by providing an overview of OTC Markets Group and its mission to facilitate access to U.S. capital markets for non-U.S. issuers. “Of the 12,000+ securities that trade on our market, more than 90% of the order flow and the trading occurs in companies that are listed outside of the U.S.,” he explained. “We have had more than $400 billion of volume traded this year, and the total market cap of our markets is in excess of $27 trillion. Of course, there are thousands of smaller micro-cap companies, but there are also some of the world's best-in-class businesses.” King continued by highlighting the differences between OTC Markets Group and traditional stock exchanges, such as Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. “As we're focusing today on the international side, for the international issuer, there's a huge difference between the OTC Markets Group and traditional stock exchanges like Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange. When companies list with those exchanges, they take on SEC filing, which is, of course, just a form of disclosure, but it is completely different from the one that they would be responsible for on their home exchange, wherever that might be.” He also elaborated on the streamlined process available to companies using OTC Markets Group’s premium markets. “When you think about joining our premium markets, you can do so by way of an SEC rule, which is Rule 12g3-2(b). It's an exemption for taking on additional filing, meaning you can rely on your home market disclosure. It's an extremely simplified way to get compliance with U.S. securities laws and be freely tradable on our OTCQX and OTCQB markets. The U.S. exchange model is duplication of effort, duplication of disclosure, and essentially millions of dollars to comply. With OTC Markets, you can be fully traded by retail and institutional investors and everything in between, but there's a vastly different cost and complexity.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest as they delve deeper into the advantages of the OTCQB Venture Market and OTCQX Best Market for international companies, particularly those based in Canada. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: http://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Chris King, Senior VP of Corporate Services at OTC Markets Group (OTCQX: OTCM), the largest U.S. stock market for international companies. King began the discussion by providing an overview of OTC Markets Group and its mission to facilitate access to U.S. capital markets for non-U.S. issuers. “Of the 12,000+ securities that trade on our market, more than 90% of the order flow and the trading occurs in companies that are listed outside of the U.S.,” he explained. “We have had more than $400 billion of volume traded this year, and the total market cap of our markets is in excess of $27 trillion. Of course, there are thousands of smaller micro-cap companies, but there are also some of the world's best-in-class businesses.” King continued by highlighting the differences between OTC Markets Group and traditional stock exchanges, such as Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. “As we're focusing today on the international side, for the international issuer, there's a huge difference between the OTC Markets Group and traditional stock exchanges like Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange. When companies list with those exchanges, they take on SEC filing, which is, of course, just a form of disclosure, but it is completely different from the one that they would be responsible for on their home exchange, wherever that might be.” He also elaborated on the streamlined process available to companies using OTC Markets Group’s premium markets. “When you think about joining our premium markets, you can do so by way of an SEC rule, which is Rule 12g3-2(b). It's an exemption for taking on additional filing, meaning you can rely on your home market disclosure. It's an extremely simplified way to get compliance with U.S. securities laws and be freely tradable on our OTCQX and OTCQB markets. The U.S. exchange model is duplication of effort, duplication of disclosure, and essentially millions of dollars to comply. With OTC Markets, you can be fully traded by retail and institutional investors and everything in between, but there's a vastly different cost and complexity.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest as they delve deeper into the advantages of the OTCQB Venture Market and OTCQX Best Market for international companies, particularly those based in Canada. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: http://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Mike Larson, Editor-in-Chief at MoneyShow, a premier financial education platform that connects investors, traders, and financial experts through conferences, webinars, and insightful content. To begin the interview, Larson provided an introduction to MoneyShow. “MoneyShow has been around for just over 43 years now. We’ve got a long history of running live and, more recently, online conferences, all over the country. Our goal is to connect experts in the financial markets,” he said. “Our experts include strategists, money managers, analysts, newsletter editors, and almost anybody who has a time-tested and well-established track record for being able to provide investing and trading guidance. We connect those individuals with attendees at our conferences.” “The goal is to put them all together and provide an opportunity to learn from the experts over the span of two or three days. Attendees get to ask the experts questions, listen to their insights, hear their recommendations, and basically take home things that they can put to work in their own portfolios… I joined MoneyShow a couple years ago now, but I have been presenting at MoneyShow with my former employer going all the way back to 2005. I've seen what MoneyShow has done and accomplished over the years for my subscribers at my former company, and now, being on board with MoneyShow, it's a natural fit.” “I love to have the interaction with attendees, getting to talk about market trends, and essentially give people actionable information that they can use in their portfolio to grow and protect their wealth… We're in Orlando coming up October 17-19 for the MoneyShow Traders Expo Orlando. We’re going to have everything from keynotes and panels to the exhibit hall, where you can go test products and services and watch live trading demonstrations. It comes about three weeks before the presidential election. Regardless of who wins, attendees will learn how to adjust their portfolios to either maximize profits under the new administration or protect themselves from some of the issues that might come up. In our opinion, it’s a very well-timed event.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest to learn more about the market trends investors should be monitoring in the final quarter of 2024, as well as the most common mistakes made by traders and how to avoid them. To register for the upcoming event, visit: https://ibn.fm/Vyqio

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Mike Larson, Editor-in-Chief at MoneyShow, a premier financial education platform that connects investors, traders, and financial experts through conferences, webinars, and insightful content. To begin the interview, Larson provided an introduction to MoneyShow. “MoneyShow has been around for just over 43 years now. We’ve got a long history of running live and, more recently, online conferences, all over the country. Our goal is to connect experts in the financial markets,” he said. “Our experts include strategists, money managers, analysts, newsletter editors, and almost anybody who has a time-tested and well-established track record for being able to provide investing and trading guidance. We connect those individuals with attendees at our conferences.” “The goal is to put them all together and provide an opportunity to learn from the experts over the span of two or three days. Attendees get to ask the experts questions, listen to their insights, hear their recommendations, and basically take home things that they can put to work in their own portfolios… I joined MoneyShow a couple years ago now, but I have been presenting at MoneyShow with my former employer going all the way back to 2005. I've seen what MoneyShow has done and accomplished over the years for my subscribers at my former company, and now, being on board with MoneyShow, it's a natural fit.” “I love to have the interaction with attendees, getting to talk about market trends, and essentially give people actionable information that they can use in their portfolio to grow and protect their wealth… We're in Orlando coming up October 17-19 for the MoneyShow Traders Expo Orlando. We’re going to have everything from keynotes and panels to the exhibit hall, where you can go test products and services and watch live trading demonstrations. It comes about three weeks before the presidential election. Regardless of who wins, attendees will learn how to adjust their portfolios to either maximize profits under the new administration or protect themselves from some of the issues that might come up. In our opinion, it’s a very well-timed event.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest to learn more about the market trends investors should be monitoring in the final quarter of 2024, as well as the most common mistakes made by traders and how to avoid them. To register for the upcoming event, visit: https://ibn.fm/Vyqio

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Murray Thom, Vice President of Quantum Technology Evangelism at D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) (“D-Wave”), a leader in quantum computing systems, software and services focused on delivering customer value via practical quantum applications for problems within logistics, artificial intelligence, materials sciences, drug discovery, scheduling, fault detection and financial modeling. To begin the interview, Thom discussed some of the primary goals of D-Wave’s Qubits Conference, which took place June 17 and 18, 2024 in Boston and virtually. “Qubits is the premier quantum computing event of the year. We have thousands of people who are watching online and hundreds of people who come out to join us,” he said. “The main goals of the conference are focusing on success powered by quantum, which is on full display here. We're trying to share with the community how much commercial adoption there is with quantum computing and how businesses have been successful building business value using quantum computing technology. We're also sharing our latest product innovations, because attendees are really curious to see the rapid pace of change with quantum computing and what's possible there.” “I'm really excited about the presentation from Carleton Coffrin. He's going to be presenting from Los Alamos National Laboratory about new quantum materials discovery using our quantum computing systems… We're also going to be seeing some demos from Alex Condello, who is leading our applications performance and tools team. He's going to be talking about some of our latest hybrid solver technology and how that's making it easier for people to solve business problems at larger scale and get high quality value.” Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the IBN website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Murray Thom, Vice President of Quantum Technology Evangelism at D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) (“D-Wave”), a leader in quantum computing systems, software and services focused on delivering customer value via practical quantum applications for problems within logistics, artificial intelligence, materials sciences, drug discovery, scheduling, fault detection and financial modeling. To begin the interview, Thom discussed some of the primary goals of D-Wave’s Qubits Conference, which took place June 17 and 18, 2024 in Boston and virtually. “Qubits is the premier quantum computing event of the year. We have thousands of people who are watching online and hundreds of people who come out to join us,” he said. “The main goals of the conference are focusing on success powered by quantum, which is on full display here. We're trying to share with the community how much commercial adoption there is with quantum computing and how businesses have been successful building business value using quantum computing technology. We're also sharing our latest product innovations, because attendees are really curious to see the rapid pace of change with quantum computing and what's possible there.” “I'm really excited about the presentation from Carleton Coffrin. He's going to be presenting from Los Alamos National Laboratory about new quantum materials discovery using our quantum computing systems… We're also going to be seeing some demos from Alex Condello, who is leading our applications performance and tools team. He's going to be talking about some of our latest hybrid solver technology and how that's making it easier for people to solve business problems at larger scale and get high quality value.” Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the IBN website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest audio production features Brian J. Esposito, CEO of Diamond Lake Minerals Inc. (OTC: DLMI), a multi-strategy operating company offering traditional investors an entry point to the future of digital securities. To begin the interview, Esposito discussed his background prior to joining Diamond Lake Minerals. “My entire career has been as an entrepreneur. As a teenager, I was starting companies, going out there and finding ways to earn, and I've been doing that until present day,” Esposito said. “There are two channels of my life. With my private holdings company, Esposito Intellectual Enterprises, I’ve worked for 23+ years as an entrepreneur – building, starting, acquiring and merging with companies. The current arsenal there that I've built up is over 110 companies that we're involved in. There are over 200 joint ventures around the world proudly operating in over 25 different industries.” “I've always been heavily focused on public markets – understanding regulatory requirements and always treating companies as if they were public companies as far as being fully audited. I'm not the unicorn guy. I'm the guy that says if you want to be in business, you've got to have revenues. If you want to stay in business, you need to be profitable. That's the simplest definition of business that I can think of.” “The opportunity arose to look at DLMI and take over as CEO last August. I’ve been presented so many public vehicles and OTC or pink sheets throughout my career, and they’re always a mess riddled with billions of shares. DLMI was quite special. I aligned with President and Director Michael Reynolds to come up with the strategy of repurposing and re-strategizing the vision of the company, taking my history and my expertise, especially in digital assets and security tokens, and applying a new model of what I believe to be the future of public companies.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and Stock2Me’s latest guest to learn more about DLMI’s initiatives in tokenization, as well as its recent partnerships, investments and milestones. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest audio production features Brian J. Esposito, CEO of Diamond Lake Minerals Inc. (OTC: DLMI), a multi-strategy operating company offering traditional investors an entry point to the future of digital securities. To begin the interview, Esposito discussed his background prior to joining Diamond Lake Minerals. “My entire career has been as an entrepreneur. As a teenager, I was starting companies, going out there and finding ways to earn, and I've been doing that until present day,” Esposito said. “There are two channels of my life. With my private holdings company, Esposito Intellectual Enterprises, I’ve worked for 23+ years as an entrepreneur – building, starting, acquiring and merging with companies. The current arsenal there that I've built up is over 110 companies that we're involved in. There are over 200 joint ventures around the world proudly operating in over 25 different industries.” “I've always been heavily focused on public markets – understanding regulatory requirements and always treating companies as if they were public companies as far as being fully audited. I'm not the unicorn guy. I'm the guy that says if you want to be in business, you've got to have revenues. If you want to stay in business, you need to be profitable. That's the simplest definition of business that I can think of.” “The opportunity arose to look at DLMI and take over as CEO last August. I’ve been presented so many public vehicles and OTC or pink sheets throughout my career, and they’re always a mess riddled with billions of shares. DLMI was quite special. I aligned with President and Director Michael Reynolds to come up with the strategy of repurposing and re-strategizing the vision of the company, taking my history and my expertise, especially in digital assets and security tokens, and applying a new model of what I believe to be the future of public companies.” Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and Stock2Me’s latest guest to learn more about DLMI’s initiatives in tokenization, as well as its recent partnerships, investments and milestones. Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

DeFi Technologies Inc. (NEO: DEFI) (GR: RB9) (OTC: DEFTF), a crypto native technology company that pioneers the convergence of traditional capital markets with the world of decentralized finance, recently announced that its subsidiary, Valour Inc., and Valour Digital Securities Limited (together, “Valour”), a leading issuer of exchange traded products (“ETPs”) that provide simplified access to digital assets, reported a 47.2% year-over-year increase of assets under management ("AUM") to C$748 million as of May 7, 2024. "We are very encouraged by the strong year-on-year growth of our AUM, which reflects the sustained demand for our innovative ETP products and trust from our investors," Olivier Roussy Newton, CEO of DeFi Technologies, stated in the news release. "Our strategic expansions and the introduction of groundbreaking products this month underscore our commitment to providing secure, diversified, and accessible digital asset investment options. We are excited about our future prospects and remain dedicated to advancing our position in the digital asset space." To read the original press release, visit: https://nnw.fm/P1Ue1 Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the IBN website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

DeFi Technologies Inc. (NEO: DEFI) (GR: RB9) (OTC: DEFTF), a crypto native technology company that pioneers the convergence of traditional capital markets with the world of decentralized finance, recently announced that its subsidiary, Valour Inc., and Valour Digital Securities Limited (together, “Valour”), a leading issuer of exchange traded products (“ETPs”) that provide simplified access to digital assets, reported a 47.2% year-over-year increase of assets under management ("AUM") to C$748 million as of May 7, 2024. "We are very encouraged by the strong year-on-year growth of our AUM, which reflects the sustained demand for our innovative ETP products and trust from our investors," Olivier Roussy Newton, CEO of DeFi Technologies, stated in the news release. "Our strategic expansions and the introduction of groundbreaking products this month underscore our commitment to providing secure, diversified, and accessible digital asset investment options. We are excited about our future prospects and remain dedicated to advancing our position in the digital asset space." To read the original press release, visit: https://nnw.fm/P1Ue1 Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the IBN website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Dr. Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS), a leader in quantum computing systems, software and services that delivers customer value via practical quantum applications for computationally complex problems such as factory planning, resource allocation, job shop scheduling, labor allocation, vehicle routing, artificial intelligence, drug discovery, financial modeling and more. During the interview, Dr. Baratz discussed his journey to becoming the CEO of D-Wave, provided an introduction to quantum computing and offered perspectives on D-Wave’s leadership in driving the commercial adoption of this emerging technology. “Quantum computing is nothing more than using quantum mechanical effects – things like superposition, entanglement or tunneling – to solve computationally hard problems faster or better than they can be solved using classical computers. Quantum computing can be applied to both revolutionary applications, like developing designer drugs or global weather modeling, and evolutionary applications, like improving employee scheduling or autonomous vehicle routing on manufacturing plant floors. These evolutionary applications are problems that businesses are solving today; it's just that they're computationally so hard that businesses are using heuristics to try to come up with what they hope are ‘good enough’ solutions. With quantum computing, we're able to deliver better solutions faster to those problems.” “Quantum computing is crossing the chasm right now, from experimentation to enterprise usage. At D-Wave, we took a different approach to quantum computing from everybody else in the industry; we decided to start with annealing quantum computing. Annealing is a much easier technology to work with, it's easier to scale and much less sensitive to errors. That has allowed us to become commercial today. D-Wave is actually driving adoption in the market with real customers who have applications in production today, helping to benefit their business operations. Nobody else in the quantum industry can say that.” Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the IBN website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Dr. Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS), a leader in quantum computing systems, software and services that delivers customer value via practical quantum applications for computationally complex problems such as factory planning, resource allocation, job shop scheduling, labor allocation, vehicle routing, artificial intelligence, drug discovery, financial modeling and more. During the interview, Dr. Baratz discussed his journey to becoming the CEO of D-Wave, provided an introduction to quantum computing and offered perspectives on D-Wave’s leadership in driving the commercial adoption of this emerging technology. “Quantum computing is nothing more than using quantum mechanical effects – things like superposition, entanglement or tunneling – to solve computationally hard problems faster or better than they can be solved using classical computers. Quantum computing can be applied to both revolutionary applications, like developing designer drugs or global weather modeling, and evolutionary applications, like improving employee scheduling or autonomous vehicle routing on manufacturing plant floors. These evolutionary applications are problems that businesses are solving today; it's just that they're computationally so hard that businesses are using heuristics to try to come up with what they hope are ‘good enough’ solutions. With quantum computing, we're able to deliver better solutions faster to those problems.” “Quantum computing is crossing the chasm right now, from experimentation to enterprise usage. At D-Wave, we took a different approach to quantum computing from everybody else in the industry; we decided to start with annealing quantum computing. Annealing is a much easier technology to work with, it's easier to scale and much less sensitive to errors. That has allowed us to become commercial today. D-Wave is actually driving adoption in the market with real customers who have applications in production today, helping to benefit their business operations. Nobody else in the quantum industry can say that.” Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the IBN website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Joel Fruendt, President and CEO of SenesTech Inc. (NASDAQ: SNES), the leader in fertility control to manage animal pest populations. To begin the interview, Fruendt provided an introduction to SenesTech’s business model and operating markets. “SenesTech is a biotech and life sciences company that develops, patents and commercializes product formulations for fertility control of animal pests. Our mission is improving the health of our world by humanely managing animal pest populations through fertility control,” Fruendt said. “We're addressing one of the world's oldest and most challenging problems, and that's rodent control. We're doing this through a completely different way than has ever been done before by addressing the root cause of the problem, which is reproduction.”

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features Joel Fruendt, President and CEO of SenesTech Inc. (NASDAQ: SNES), the leader in fertility control to manage animal pest populations. To begin the interview, Fruendt provided an introduction to SenesTech’s business model and operating markets. “SenesTech is a biotech and life sciences company that develops, patents and commercializes product formulations for fertility control of animal pests. Our mission is improving the health of our world by humanely managing animal pest populations through fertility control,” Fruendt said. “We're addressing one of the world's oldest and most challenging problems, and that's rodent control. We're doing this through a completely different way than has ever been done before by addressing the root cause of the problem, which is reproduction.”

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features M.E. Tuthill, a financial writer and journalist and author of Repo-Madness: A Simpleton’s Guide to the Street’s Wicked Ways, a book aiming to blow the lid off what has come to be known as the shadow banking system. To begin the interview, Tuthill discussed her background. “I was born and raised outside of Boston, Massachusetts, and I spent the earlier part of my career in broadcasting as a radio journalist. After 10 years of that… I was ready for a change. I decided to take a big leap – and I mean big… I decided to become a financial advisor,” Tuthill said. “I did that for 13 years, and it was a really good experience. I learned a lot about money. Ironically, though, I was in all these brokerage firms, and I knew nothing about what I’m now writing about, which is the huge market and the financial system.” “After 13 years, I’d had enough of that… I got a position as a financial writer at iMoneyNet… I wrote articles about money market funds. When I first got the job I thought, ‘Oh this is great, I’ve got a 9-to-5 and a steady paycheck,’ but money market funds weren’t really that exciting to write about. When the financial crisis hit, everything changed. Those funds had such an integral role in what happened. For the next nine years after that happened, I wrote every week and every day about the money market funds and the shadow banking system in general. I got addicted to it; I got hooked on it.” Tuthill then provided an introduction to Repo-Madness: A Simpleton’s Guide to the Street’s Wicked Ways by discussing the concept of shadow banking.

Stock2Me’s latest podcast features M.E. Tuthill, a financial writer and journalist and author of Repo-Madness: A Simpleton’s Guide to the Street’s Wicked Ways, a book aiming to blow the lid off what has come to be known as the shadow banking system. To begin the interview, Tuthill discussed her background. “I was born and raised outside of Boston, Massachusetts, and I spent the earlier part of my career in broadcasting as a radio journalist. After 10 years of that… I was ready for a change. I decided to take a big leap – and I mean big… I decided to become a financial advisor,” Tuthill said. “I did that for 13 years, and it was a really good experience. I learned a lot about money. Ironically, though, I was in all these brokerage firms, and I knew nothing about what I’m now writing about, which is the huge market and the financial system.” “After 13 years, I’d had enough of that… I got a position as a financial writer at iMoneyNet… I wrote articles about money market funds. When I first got the job I thought, ‘Oh this is great, I’ve got a 9-to-5 and a steady paycheck,’ but money market funds weren’t really that exciting to write about. When the financial crisis hit, everything changed. Those funds had such an integral role in what happened. For the next nine years after that happened, I wrote every week and every day about the money market funds and the shadow banking system in general. I got addicted to it; I got hooked on it.” Tuthill then provided an introduction to Repo-Madness: A Simpleton’s Guide to the Street’s Wicked Ways by discussing the concept of shadow banking.