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In this episode Bryce & Alec "compare-the-pair' when it comes to rival CEO's talking about the same subject within their companies. Tesla CEO Elon Musk v. GM CEO Mary Barra on driverless cars. Nike CEO & President John Donohoe v. Adidas CEO Kasper Rørsted on the shift to digital sales. Visa CEO Al Kelly v. Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach on crypto. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang v. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella v. META's Zuckerberg on the Metaverse.

As they say, there are 3 constants in life ... 1. Death, 2. Taxes ... and 3. A never-ending company reporting season! In this episode Bryce & Alec dissect a sampling of companies within the global 'supply chain' sector through the new app QUARTR which gives you access to these earnings calls and the CEO's and key stakeholders within these companies. Download the QUARTR app, you'll love it. You'll hear the CEO's from Apple, Maersk, Home Depot, Brambles, UPS, Wesfarmers, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company & ASML discuss their current annual reports and future vision.

Growth stocks have taken a hammering in the last few months as the NASDAQ is down 15% from its all time high - but more than this, more than a quarter of the stocks on the exchange are down 60% or more. In this episode, we use Quartr to listen in on the earnings calls, and hear directly from some of the CEOs and leaders of these companies that have fallen from their highs. And we answer the question - who seems concerned, and who doesn't sound worried at all.

It's the third of our Equity Mates Quartr specials, where we listen to the earnings calls of companies that interest us. Using the app Quartr, we've been taking out the best bits and talking about what it means. Because for a long time now we’ve had a gripe with earnings calls. Why? They’re at inconvenient times, and they’re hard to find and listen to on demand. But, they’re such a rich source of information for retail investors. This episode we hear from Atlassian, Telstra, REA Group, Coles and Goodman Group

Equity Mates is all about making markets accessible. For a long time now we’ve had a gripe with earnings calls. Why? They’re at inconvenient times, and they’re hard to find and listen to on demand. Last week Bryce and Alec made a deep dive on the US Tech Giants, but this week they turn their ears to Europe, and eavesdrop on some of the biggest companies you've never heard of (and some you definitely have) during their reporting season.

The US Reporting season is well and truly upon us, and all the big tech companies are holding their earnings calls. Despite being such a rich source of information for retail investors, earnings calls have been hard for the average person to access - they’re hard to find, and often at really unfortunate times. Thankfully, Quartr has solved this problem, and now allows the average investor to eavesdrop on these huge earnings calls. In today’s episode they cover four of the big US tech companies - hearing from Twitter, Facebook, Snap, and Square (who talks about their very important APT acquisition).