Clubhouse interview on early-stage investing tonight at 10 pm Eastern

by philg

Clubhouse users seem to care primarily about three things:

  1. Bitcoin
  2. Venture capital
  3. Self-improvement

I don’t own any Bitcoin. I am completely unimproved (some might say “a throwback”!). That leaves Topic #2: venture capital. I will interview Alexander Lloyd this evening at 10 pm Eastern on the subject of early-stage investing.

If you have an iPhone or iPad, but aren’t a Clubhouse member, text me from your Apple device at +1 617-864-6832 with your full name. I’ll add you to my contacts list and then invite you (one can invite only those who are in one’s contact list and it all seems to be based on phone number).

https://www.joinclubhouse.com/event/PQbKzGq8

5 thoughts on “Clubhouse interview on early-stage investing tonight at 10 pm Eastern”

  1. Can you post the interview video on other platforms such as Youtube, so that those who don’t own an iPhone or iPad can also see it?

    Thank you.

    • Melodie: It isn’t conventional to record Clubhouse conversations. I think this is one of the good things about the platform. People are free to speak their minds and can say things that would get them canceled elsewhere on the Internet. e.g., “I like Dr. Seuss.”

  2. @Phil, looks like you already have list of questions for the interview? If so, after the interview, can you share with us a summary of the Q/A? To that end, can we post questions to ask Alexander during your interview? If so, I will post my 2 questions:

    1) In this age, where government is able to print money at will, is money still has any value and is the free money being sent to individuals is this just UBI but without a UBI name given to it?

    If you ask me, we already have UBI and have been for years by means of tax deductions, subsidizes aids such as housing, food stamps, et. al.

    2) With government (over spending to name one) and individuals (student loans to name one) keep getting into deeper and deeper depth, when will we hit the tipping point?

    I think we have 5-10 years at most before things really get bad with no way to avoid it even if we start to fix it now and it will be far worse then any recession we have seen.

    • Sorry, George, but it was LAST night!

      I’ll try to be better about 24-hour notice for the next one (if there is a next one).

  3. I wasn’t able to make it, but am interested in your views of what it was like to run a Clubhouse chat.

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