The Top 3 Tech Stocks Hedge Funds Are Holding in 2021

Published: March 2, 2021

Are These Stocks Legally Forced To Rise?

This emmy-nominated journalist was sent a secret list from a former Wall Street analyst.


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


And 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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Roger Scott: The Top 3 Tech Stocks Hedge Funds Are Holding in 2021

What a shakeout the month of February brought to the table, right? 


But March is finally here...


So now many investors and traders are wondering if this is a just pullback, or if there's more potential upside. 


With money from President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion economic relief package potentially hitting the stock market soon, the level of liquidity we're seeing is unprecedented. And if you look at the fastest-gaining hedge funds, their portfolios remain focused on these top tech stocks for 2021. 


Which is exactly what I want to bring to the table today…

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Jeff Zananiri: Trading Bitcoin Volatility In
An Erratic Market


GameStop once again took the news cycle by storm last week as the stock shot up 200%, but Bitcoin is making a move as well. In our Monday Morning Roundtable, we sat down with our fellow experts to talk about trading Bitcoin volatility this year.


Not too long ago, Bitcoin hit a record high off the back of some interesting news. It was announced that Tesla bought $1.5 billion worth of the cryptocurrency. CEO Elon Musk also said consumers could begin buying cars using Bitcoin.


We said it back then: the higher the price, the more volatility. 


On Feb. 21, the crypto was priced over $57,000… A week later, it dropped to $45,000.


A $12,000 move in a week? For anything else that would be incredible. For Bitcoin, it's run-of-the-mill. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't trade Bitcoin's volatility...

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