In this episode of the Money Stuff Podcast, Matt Levine and Katie Greifeld discuss the ARK Innovation ETF and a trading strategy involving exploiting IPO allocations within the ETF, where traders borrow underlying shares, create ETF shares, and then redeem them after an IPO pop to capture the gains. They also delve into Trump's proposal to move to six-month reporting for companies, weighing the pros and cons of quarterly versus semi-annual reporting, including potential impacts on transparency, volatility, and insider trading. Finally, they explore the boom in structured products, particularly auto-callables, and how these products are sold to retail investors, often involving banks offloading risk to hedge funds.
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