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WOLF Financial Weekly Newsletter - Issue #58

WOLF Financial Weekly Newsletter - Issue #58

November 18, 2022

Happy Friday and welcome to The Weekly Howl Newsletter! I read 5,000 tweets this week so you don't have to. Here are the 10 best tweets I saw 📈

General Outline:

Section One: Investment Talk
Section Two: Finance Laughs
Section Three: Top Tier Tweets

Section One: STOCKS

Let's talk stocks - breakdowns, insights, and advice from the depths of social media 📲

1. I take this personally 😤

Why 95% of investors are better of investing in the S&P 500.
— Cabbage Corp (@InvestmentTalkk)
2:54 PM • Nov 18, 2022

2. Crazy that all this is only coming out now 🤯

FTX announced a $420 million funding round last October
What they didn't mention is that $300 million of that went directly to SBF, as he sold part of his personal stake to the investors.
— Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter)
7:50 PM • Nov 18, 2022

3. Freaking crazy 👾

Nice chart showing just how much of an outlier 2021 was for IPOs:
— Brian Feroldi (🧠,📈) (@BrianFeroldi)
8:47 PM • Nov 18, 2022

Section Two: Best FinTwit Memes

Finance can be fun and I'm here to prove it; check out the section below for a chuckle

1. The master plan is coming together 😏

A legendary handshake
— Bullish Rippers (@BullishRippers)
2:06 AM • Nov 15, 2022

2. Watch out for Nancy on level 2 👀

*PELOSI SAYS WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION TO DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP
Her new office
— zerohedge (@zerohedge)
5:29 PM • Nov 17, 2022

3. The 8$ blue check mark will go down in history ✔

— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2)
1:36 AM • Nov 18, 2022

Section Three: 5-Star Tweets

Not all tweets are created equal. In fact, some are MUCH better than others. Here's some of the cream of the crop this week:

1. This is underrated ✌️

Get comfortable with vibing alone, it will empower you.
— Wealth Director (@wealth_director)
9:30 PM • Nov 18, 2022

2. It's so easy for anyone, even the pros, to forget this from time to time 🔥

It is one of the great paradoxes of the stock market that what seems too high usually goes higher and what seems too low usually goes lower.
William O'Neil
— Richard Moglen 🦁 (@RichardMoglen)
9:00 PM • Apr 12, 2022

3. I'd vote in favor 🤚