It's Tuesday, January 12th.

Welcome to Market Foolley.

I'm Chris Hill joining me from the Great White North,

where he needs some audio equipment

that Amazon says they're going to deliver but it's not here yet.

Jim Gillies, good to see you my friend.

Good to be seeing, Chris.

We've got some restaurant news we're going to get to.

We've got a preview of 2021 through, let's call it, Gillies colored glasses.

But we're going to start with a pair of secondary stock offerings.

Zoom Video is looking to raise $1 a half billion dollars through a secondary stock offering and

lemonade announced a 3 million share secondary stock offering and yet shares in both companies are up so what does that say to you?

Say there's a lot of money looking for a home but that's not a particularly unique insight to me. We've been hearing that for a while.

There's a lot of money sloshing around looking for home. Homes, people want to be part of the next big thing that Go Go Growth Stories.

These have both been multi-bagger stories since they're fairly recent IPOs.

I think Lemonade was in July.

Zoom was last year, I believe.

I think it's a tale of two different companies, mind you.

But I think, for example, I think Zoom, the 1.5 billion that they're

looking to raise, the headlines I'm seeing is, oh, they're down 40 plus percent from their

all-time high, why why you doing it now.

And I'm like, well, sure, my hindsight glasses work as well as yours do as well,

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