In this episode of the MoneyShow Money Masters Podcast, Katie Perry, CMO of zerohash and former founding marketer at Public.com, explores the “narrative economy” – a structural and cultural shift in capital markets where storytelling and retail investor influence now compete with traditional business fundamentals.
Drawing from her experience during the GameStop Corp. (GME) saga – and research for her soon-to-be-released book Ticker Shock – Perry details how companies are being forced to evolve their investor relations to reach a new generation of digital-first investors.
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Perry provides expert analysis on how technology is closing the information gap for individual investors, highlighting how AI and social media are democratizing research previously reserved for institutions. She also examines the “real-time” nature of modern markets, where cultural moments instantly translate into investable products. Plus, she discusses the institutional adoption of digital assets like Bitcoin, recent market trends in the crypto space, and how investors can adapt to the changing environment.
Relevant tickers for this podcast include: (FBTC) (GBTC) (GME) (HOOD) (IBIT) (OPEN) (QQQ) (SPY)
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