Meme Stocks, CPI Watch and Bitcoin | Weekly Market Recap

In this Weekly Market Recap, Tanya Solatil reflects on the interviews that took place on Wealthion over the past week in another Wealthion Weekly Market Recap!
00:40 - Jared Dillian
This week, we spoke to Jared Dillian about Roaring Kitty, meme stocks and also discussed tech companies. Plus, how Google has become complacent
Full Episode: • Jared Dillian: Debt Bo...
09:59 - Peter McCormack ( @WhatBitcoinDid )
On Speak Up, Peter McCormack, an avid Bitcoin investor, talked about geopolitics, inflation and how it all impacts Bitcoin.
Full Episode: • Bitcoin ETFs, Mining a...
23:58 - Natalie Brunell ( @nataliebrunell )
Plus, Natalie Brunell stopped by to talk about the security benefits of Bitcoin, and offered her thoughts on the volatility of Bitcoin and investing in gold.
Full Episode: • Bitcoin Going to $1 Mi...
31:23 - Marc LoPresti
On Next Week on the Trading Floor, Marc LoPresti from @MarketRebellion gave us his picks for the week, as well as his picks for the upcoming week.
Full Episode: • CPI Watch: What Upcomi...
38:38 - Kyla Scanlon
Finally, financial analyst Kyla Scanlon joined us to talk about meme stocks and Gen Z's economic outlook.
Full Episode: • Gen Z Investing in Mem...
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[@computerman9580]

Just listening to the questions and responses of this guy shows how ignorant so many “money experts” are out there. Thank God we have people like Natalie educating the masses.

[@ridzuanali1919]

Great recap! 🙏

[@Wealthion]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ishuangel23]

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[@BitsPuls]

I found this video really interesting, especially the part where Jared Dillian talks about how the SEC can't go after Keith Gill (Roaring Kitty) in court for posting memes. It's true that the memes are clearly pumping the stock, but it would be very difficult to prove that they are doing so in a way that violates the law. This is because the memes are not explicit instructions to buy or sell the stock, and they are not made with the intent to deceive investors. As a result, the SEC would have a very difficult time proving that Gill is manipulating the stock price.I think this is an important case because it highlights the challenges that the SEC faces in regulating social media. The SEC is responsible for protecting investors from fraud and manipulation, but it can be difficult to do so when the fraud or manipulation is happening on social media. This is because social media is a very decentralized platform, and it can be difficult to track down the people who are responsible for the fraud or manipulation.I think the SEC needs to find a way to regulate social media more effectively. This is not an easy task, but it is important to protect investors from fraud and manipulation..

[@paulkieffer1189]

Nonsense. Your conclusion is completely wrong. Let the free market go & everything sorts itself out.

[@camelbakkid5728]

The fraud or manipulation isn’t due to social media. If you actually critically think about it, it is due to naked shorting and other derivatives that are in play.

[@jesus-fx3nv]

What's your discord?

[@paulkieffer1189]

Tucker isn’t remotely a useful idiot. Even Anthony doesn’t believe that.