In this special episode of Ghost Stories, there's no sponsor. There is no company partnering with me to bring a message to market under normal conditions.
Instead, we find a CEO who was willing to engage with me on very short notice after comments I made in Ghost Mail. Given the circumstances around Transaction Capital at the moment, I jumped at the opportunity.
With David Hurwitz in the hot seat, we talked about:
I haven't edited even a single "um" out of this podcast, so this is the conversation precisely as I had it with David.
As anyone who regularly follows me will know, I hold a long position in Transaction Capital at the time of release of this podcast. Please note that you must do your own research before deciding to enter or exit a position in Transaction Capital, or any other company for that matter!
I hope that this podcast will enhance your understanding of what has happened at Transaction Capital and what could happen in future.
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