Deepwater TV

Gene and Doug discuss three topics that caught their attention today: Takeaways: Today’s news that Blackberry has terminated its services is a reminder that the company was first on the market to inspire phone addiction. Smartphones leveled up user addiction…

Gene and Doug do a deep dive into Loup’s 2022 tech predictions. Takeaways: Apple and Facebook will battle for the spot as top performing FAANG stock, with both companies benefiting from anticipation around the metaverse. The reason for our optimism…

Gene and Rebecca discuss Tesla’s latest software update and conclude that it is a step forward. Takeaways: Tesla’s recent UI lays the groundwork for future user customization and highlights the potential for an app store. While many users see the…

Gene and Doug discuss Jack Dorsey’s recent Web 3.0 comments and conclude that they win the 2021 “Most Entertaining in Crypto” award.

Gene and Doug discuss recent Web 3.0 comments from Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey and conclude that it’s foundational to the Metaverse.

Gene and Doug discuss how future Fed decisions will impact tech stocks. Spoiler alert, the next couple of months should be volatile.

Facebook is now Meta. Gene and Andrew discuss why it’s a bigger deal than a simple name change, indicating a clear strategic shift for the company.

Masterworks, a Loup portfolio company, recently raised $110M at a valuation north of $1B. Gene is joined by Masterworks CEO and founder, Scott Lynn, to discuss what becoming a unicorn means for the business of making investing in blue chip art…

Gene & Andrew discuss how the latest changes in App Store policies keep the company ahead of regulators, and why the cat and mouse game will continue.

Gene is joined by independent Tesla analyst, Matt Joyce (Twitter @matty_mogul), to recap Tesla AI day, along with the surprise announcement, Tesla Bot.

Gene and Doug discuss paths forward for Apple’s health initiatives and conclude the first step is to solve for data integrity and data privacy.

Doug, Gene, and Andrew process an eventful earnings week and conclude that we’re still going to be dependent on Big Tech.