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Groupon or GrubHub? Square or Paypal? eBay or Etsy? Who will win our business may be up for debate, but the question of how the gig economy is changing the future of work and commerce certainly is not.

When you think about the Gig Economy, you may immediately think of Lyft drivers and short-term rental hosts, but there are many other players and companies helping to make this shift in the workforce a permanent fixture of everyone’s daily lives to bring you what you want, when you want it.

In a year of hotly anticipated IPOs, perhaps one of the most anticipated is Uber. The ridesharing company’s IPO this week is set to be one of the largest in history. Here’s a dive into the company and what to know about its IPO.

You may have heard that a couple weeks ago, we launched our very first SoFi-branded, waived-fee* ETFs, SoFi Select 500 and SoFi Next 500. Well, we’ve got more good news! We’re here today to share that we’ve launched two more ETFs. We’d like to introduce SoFi Gig Economy (NASDAQ: GIGE) and SoFi 50 (NYSE: SFYF).

In a 2011 interview about what makes a good investor, Warren Buffett said, “The good news I can tell you is that to be a great investor you don’t have to have a terrific IQ. If you’ve got 160 IQ, sell 30 points to somebody else because you won’t need it in investing. What you do need is the right temperament.”

So what exactly is the right temperament? What are the shared characteristics of the most successful investors?

The past month has been extremely active when it comes to initial public offerings (IPOs) from major companies in tech. For some, like Lyft , whose company stock suffered after their IPO, April can really be the cruelest month. But others, like Zoom , experienced sky-high gains.