Everything You Need To Know About the New ETF ‘BUZZ’

There's a brand-new fund hitting the stock market Thursday...

Published: March 3, 2021

Are These Stocks Legally Forced To Rise?

One emmy-nominated journalist has a secret list from a former Wall Street analyst.


It contains a controversial truth about some of the richest CEOs and executives....


And what they're LEGALLY allowed to do to their own stock price.


You probably haven't heard anything about this, because all this activity is done "behind closed doors."


But if you look away from the stock market — and toward this "secret sector" instead — you can spot this quasi-legal activity up to 48-hours before the elites profit from their own moves.


Luckily for you… the Wall Street analyst who put this list together is pulling back the corporate veil on this shocking truth at 1 p.m. EST this Thursday.

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Everything You Need To Know About the New ETF on Social Media 'BUZZ'

Best 2020 Stock Predictions

There's a brand-new ETF hitting the stock market this Thursday...


I'm willing to bet most of you already know who Dave Portnoy is. But for those of you who don't, he's a social media celebrity known as "Davey Day Trader," and also the founder of Barstool Sports. 


Well, this new ETF, "BUZZ," will hold stocks with the most social media buzz driven by platforms like Reddit, Facebook and Twitter. The fund will rebalance every month, and even though he's not exactly part of it, Portnoy said this new ETF plans to use the algorithm created by the company he's part owner of to manage its capital. 


Because it's getting so much media attention, I thought I'd give you some in-depth analysis of this brand-new ETF so you can see what all the buzz is all about.

Here's What I Found

Will Higher Bond Yields Crash The Market?

Small Cap Stocks to Watch

Global stock markets are higher today after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reminded investors that the central bank is still a long way away from raising short-term interest rates, helping send Dow futures up more than 100 points. 


But as you're about to see, the 10-year Treasury note is already down. So the Fed can say anything it wants when it comes to short-term interest rates, but it doesn't mean it can control the price of the 10-year because it goes up based on futures prices...


And right now it looks like it's going to take another leg down. 


In today's video, I have more on the relationship between bonds and yields… the best way to understand bond yields vs. stock market yield… the single biggest Fed report influencing stocks this week… and three top stocks to target right now.

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Should You Buy Now?



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