Investing · Kristen and Jen
by Kristen and Jen
Every week, Kristen and Jen (best friends since the second grade) have smart, funny. and honest conversations about investing, tech, and business. From Princeton and Brown to Morgan Stanley, as former investment bankers turned entrepreneurs and podcasters, Kristen and Jen take the most complex deals, market moves, and tech breakthroughs and distill them into stories you care about. From conversations with the biggest names in investing to deep dives people can’t stop sharing --- not to mention the occasional HBO Industry red carpet --- this is the show Wall Street is obsessed with.
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I’ve been listening to Wall Street skinny for awhile now and it’s become one of my favorite podcasts - a must listen. I am an attorney working in the finance industry without much finance background and I feel that Kristen and Jen have helped me educate myself on areas of finance outside my specific practice area. Their insights are great, content is interesting and they make it accessible.
As a retired finance executive, I have Bloomberg, WSJ, FT, and Kristen and Jen in my rotation for keeping up on market chatter. They have quality guests and ask the right questions. Their Industry recaps are icing on the cake.
Put macrovoices down for a week snd give these ladies a try. Great break downs on current events, deals, even finance shows! They will help you develop a view regarding markets, and they introduce you the culture of finance. This is important if your trying to work in the industry in any way. Gotta talk the talk. Anyway one of these girls was in sales and trading snd the other was in IB, So you get a whole view of Wall Street. 10/10. Plus they’re easy on the eyes which doesn’t matter but just a fun plus.
As someone considering on going into finance, I learned a lot by listening to this podcast about the industry and what I might be getting myself into in the future and how I should prepare for it. The episode about the live 2008 recession was fascinating and it provides a different perspective about what happened from what you generally see on the news. And I really like that aspect of the podcast.
The show is at its best when you share insights only people with your experience could offer, rather than platitudes or half-baked opinions on topics you haven't researched. You lean on your professional backgrounds as proof of credibility in your fields, and that's a fair standard, so apply it consistently. When you make flat claims about capitalism versus socialism or horseshoe theory, you're stepping into political science, political philosophy, and history, disciplines with scholarly traditions that predate modern finance. Neither of you cite training in them, and the takes come across as glib rather than informed. Honestly, it starts to look like a textbook Dunning-Kruger case: political science may be the field where the people who've engaged with it least are the most sure they've got it figured out. Either engage with the literature or leave those asides out.
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