In short: His own private, venture-backed company — listed for the record, not as an investable stance. "At its core, we are a financial data and financial information business," consumed three ways: a terminal, an Excel add-in, and a data-feed API that other fintechs license. ~150,000 users and ~50 employees, every full-time employee holding equity. Three chapters: Yahoo Finance on steroids; the viral ChatGPT-era chat product (60,000 signups in 48 hours) which he then cancelled contracts on; and now owning the data layer — "yes, it's data in the public domain but we've put together the data set and own all that IP." 96TB stored, 2.4m SEC filings, two-day industry latency compressed to two minutes.
44:22And so it's pretty awesome that I can have a product that is the exact same build for people who are worlds apart in terms of what they use it for, because at the end of the day they're trying to achieve the same thing and the use case is identical. And so I say to people, we have lots of different ways to interact with our company and lots of different ways of ingesting the information, but at its core, we are a financial data and financial information business.
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