Working & Trading from Home: DocuSign CEO & Tech Stocks Taking the Lead

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Business News, News, Investing, Business

4.2 • 543 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The summer is ending with a market roller coaster. After a single trading day wiped out hundreds of billions in tech market valuations and net worths, Becky Quick, Mike Santoli, and Brian Sullivan break down 2020 market fundamentals and trader psychology. Electronic signature platform DocuSign is one of the work-from-home stocks that has outperformed throughout the pandemic; CEO Dan Springer explains why his business won’t be dulled by a rough day in the markets, and why work-from-home culture will forever change working from anywhere. Dr. Zeke Emanuel, former health adviser to President Obama, discusses a global vaccine distribution strategy and urges leaders to work together. Plus, the August jobs numbers are in, and stimulus may be working.

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0:00.0	This is Guac Pod today on our podcast.
0:05.0	Market Madness, a Wall Street roller coaster knocking hundreds of billions of dollars out of valuations,
0:11.0	breaking down the volatility.
0:12.0	Just seemed more, just a, let's unspool. out evaluations breaking down the volatility.
0:12.5	Just seemed more just a, let's unspool what we just spooled up over the prior month.
0:18.1	Even DocuSign, one of the most impressive stock stories that the pandemic wasn't spared.
0:21.8	The CEO of the East Signature Company says he's not
0:24.7	discouraged by a single day dip.
0:26.6	We drive great customer success.
0:28.5	Our economics will be fantastic, and they have been, since we've been in public. And equal vaccine distribution with the health policy advisor for President Obama, Dr. Zek Emanuel.
0:38.0	Vaccine nationalism is a natural response.
0:41.0	Governments are responsible for the freedom and well-being of their
0:43.4	citizens. If the whole world is suffering, your country's not going to get better.
0:47.7	Those stories plus a free day for Googlers or a rough day for billionaires and
0:52.2	another jobs Friday from the Labor Department.
0:54.6	I'm the NBC producer Katie Kramer.
0:56.3	It's September 4th, 2020.
0:58.1	I can't believe it's Labor Day, it feels like March 187th.
1:01.5	But it's Friday and Swack Pot begins right now.
1:05.0	Good morning everybody. Welcome to Swackbox here on C.
1:08.0	M. Bicki Quick along with Mike Santoli and Brian Sullivan.
1:11.0	Joe and Andrew are both off today.
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