EPISODE · Jan 27, 2021 · 59 MIN
Episode 30: The Stock Market Explained
from Globe Hell Warning
With the recent rise of "meme stocks," the stock market is a hot topic. In this episode, Drew and Josiah go into great detail about the stock market and what exactly is going on with Game Stop, AMC and other so-called "meme stocks." They also debate the ethics of Wall Street Trading and consider alternate financial systems to generate equity in modern society.
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