New Constructs' Trainer on CAVA IPO: You might as well light your money on fire

<p>David Trainer, president at <a href= "https://www.newconstructs.com">New Constructs</a>, says that the initial public offering for fast-casual restaurant chain Cava Group is another poster child for bad new issues, a 'rip-off' with 'the private equity holders hoping to get bailed out by unsuspecting public investors.' He compared Cava to WeWork, an IPO so troubled that it wound up being canceled; he's hoping the Cava deal suffers a similar fate. In the <a href= "https://www.FindMeTheMoney.com">'Find Me The Money' segmen</a>t, forensic accountant <a href= "https://www.fraudcoach.com">Tracy Coenen</a> discusses financial infidelity and the slippery slope that many people take in crossing the line from normal financial behaviors to troubling ones, Allison Hadley discusses a <a href= "https://www.retirementinvestments.com/money/empty-nesters/">RetirementInvestments.com survey</a> looking at the ways and the extents many parents are going to in order to support their adult children, and The Book Interview features author and comedian <a href= "https://www.jamieloftus.xyz">Jamie Loftus</a> on her book 'RawDog: The Naked Truth About Hot Dogs," a look at both the meat-packing industry and some of the best hot-doig joints in America.</p>