An insider’s view on why 2019 will be a breakout year for digital securities (Ep. 651)

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Frank Curzio

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🗓️ 9 January 2019

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

I’m having a great time at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). There couldn’t be a better time to be here, after the market has pulled back significantly from its highs. I’m seeing a lot of great opportunities in individual companies that are growing earnings and revenue… but their stock prices are down over 25%. And even though I’m on the road, I have an amazing guest for you today. I welcome Robin Sosnow to the podcast for the first time. Robin runs her own law firm in New York City… has joint partnership in Digital Securities Law Group… and has been instrumental in helping me prepare for the launch of our security token, Curzio Equity Owners (CEO). Robin’s one of the best digital securities attorneys out there. On today’s show, she explains how she got into the business… and shares a couple of “aha!” moments where she realized how big of an opportunity this new market can be. She also breaks down the difference between security tokens and utility tokens… what type of regulation we can expect to see… and why digital securities will have an incredible 2019.

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0:00.0	Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream
0:06.1	financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street
0:11.8	right to you on Main Street.
0:16.0	How's it going out there? It's January 9th.
0:19.0	And I'm Frank Curzy, host of the Wall Street on Club Podcast,, why break that the headlines and tell you it's really moving these markets.
0:28.0	So I hope you follow me on Twitter right now, so it's about the Consumer Electronic Show, which is awesome.
0:37.4	Be sure to listen to next week Wall Street Unplug Podcasts.
0:40.9	We're sharing everything I learned.
0:42.3	She's usually a ton of new ideas, new trends, of course my
0:46.2	best idea is going to be reserved for my paid subscribers, but I share a lot, pictures
0:50.8	this and that, you know, hopefully you all follow me on Twitter but it's a huge
0:56.9	opportunity guys because for the first time since I can remember there's tons of tech companies with great technologies that are growing, that are innovating,
1:10.0	that are also trading at 30 to 40 percent off their highs after this massive sell-off.
1:17.0	I mean this market I've been dead seriously, I've seen more opportunities in terms of individual ideas, not just in tech and a lot of different sectors all over the place.
1:27.0	I mean I would say since the credit crisis pretty close because if I had a guess you don't have to
1:37.1	Christ the ball here we're pretty close to a bottom right now.
1:42.4	You can the factors that push us lower?
1:44.0	He had tariffs, right?
1:46.0	President China, they're going to meet and they're getting much more serious because I talked
1:50.0	about tariffs a lot.
1:51.0	I said China, they've been a company deal because they're in a recession
1:54.8	that could get into depression. And look, you don't not even GDP, but individual sectors,
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