Unilever just finalized its "Great Ice Cream Divorce," but the new standalone company (Ticker: MAG) stumbled right out of the gate, opening below its €12.80 reference price. The market gave the Ben & Jerry’s owner a chilly reception, valuing the spin-off at a lackluster €10 billion as index funds rush to sell. In this episode, we break down the mechanics of the 8-for-9 share consolidation, why Unilever investors are suffering from separation anxiety, and whether this messy "melt" is a warning sign—or a rare contrarian opportunity to scoop up the world’s biggest ice cream maker at a bargain.

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