It's Thursday, March 2nd.

Welcome to Mark Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Supernova and Rule Breakers, Aaron Bush and David

Kretsman.

Thanks for being here guys.

Hey Chris. Thanks, Chris. What a day.

Snap is going public, has gone public.

And if you're an investor, I mean this is like Christmas and your birthday and the 4th of July all wrapped into one.

This is it.

Let the mania begin.

We're going to talk about that in a second.

We're also going to talk about the latest earnings from Shake Shack and Monster Beverage. Let's start with Snap. Snap goes public at

$17 a share. It opens for trading to regular investors like you and me at about 24 and a half. So if you're

scoring at home that's a 46% increase right off the bat before regular

investors can get in and at

that point SNAP's market cap is 33 billion dollars which puts it in the top

third of companies in the S&P 500?

I don't know where to begin, David.

I mean, this is, partly it's madness it's

it's certainly exuberance this is what exuberance looks like this is also

what it looks like when you haven't had a tech IPO in a couple of years

yeah I think people are excited this is one of the the bigger IPOs, certainly in tech, like you mentioned that we've seen in a couple years.

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