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Insiders:πŸ’°Knowledge Drop #6
Jan 05, 2023
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Weekly alpha-generating and thought-provoking newsletter by Short Squeez Insiders.

πŸ‹ Everyone's Moving South
Jan 05, 2023

πŸ‹ Everyone's Moving South

More Americans than ever are packing up their bags and moving down south. And it’s not just retiring boomers - a record number of millennials moved to the Sun Belt in 2022.

πŸ‹ Ad Monopoly Cracking
Jan 04, 2023

πŸ‹ Ad Monopoly Cracking

It looks like Google and Facebook are finally getting a taste of their own medicine! These two behemoths have been monopolizing the digital ad market for years, but it looks like their reign is coming to an end. According to research firm Insider Intelligence, these two giants only accounted for 48.4% of U.S. digital ad spending in 2022. That's the lowest it's been since 2014, and it's expected to drop even further to 44.9% this year.

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🀝 Insiders: Pandemic Pets
Jan 03, 2023
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🀝 Insiders: Pandemic Pets

Insiders Investment Newsletter: Pets Industry Deep-dive

πŸ‹ Accounting Going Outta Style
Jan 03, 2023

πŸ‹ Accounting Going Outta Style

It looks like accounting is going out of style in 2023. More than 300,000 U.S. accountants and auditors have said goodbye to their green visors in the past two years, a 17% decline. And the dwindling pool of college students entering the field can't fill the void.

πŸ‹ Remote Work Divide
Dec 30, 2022

πŸ‹ Remote Work Divide

As we approach 2023, it looks like hybrid work is here to stay. But there’s still a generational divide on whether or not hybrid work helps or hinders career development. According to a new study, many Gen-Zers are actually turning a perceived weakness into a strength.

πŸ‹ 2022 Predictions Down Horrendously
Dec 29, 2022

πŸ‹ 2022 Predictions Down Horrendously

Turns out the so-called experts totally missed the mark on their 2022 predictions. And as we approach 2023, no one can seem to agree on what's in store for the upcoming year.

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Insiders:πŸ’°Knowledge Drop #5
Dec 28, 2022
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πŸ‹ Hedge Funds are Back Baby
Dec 28, 2022

πŸ‹ Hedge Funds are Back Baby

Hedge funds have had a rough go of it over the past decade, with mediocre returns and ridiculous fees that have left investors feeling ripped off. But in a time of economic uncertainty, it seems like the "hedge" in "hedge fund" is starting to live up to its name.

πŸ‹ Netflix Got No Chill
Dec 27, 2022

πŸ‹ Netflix Got No Chill

Netflix has a New Year's Resolution for 2023 that is sure to make you cringe - how to make more money without annoying their loyal customers. According to a recent report, the streaming giant plans to implement a new password-sharing policy in the US next year.

πŸ‹ LEGOs Outperforming the Market
Dec 23, 2022

πŸ‹ LEGOs Outperforming the Market

Market prices of retired LEGO sets, when sold on secondary marketplaces, grew by at least 11% annually over the past 25 years. It seems that the high return on investment for LEGO sets comes down to two things: rarity and the fact that they bring back memories of your childhood.

πŸ‹ Carvana Runs Out of Gas
Dec 22, 2022

πŸ‹ Carvana Runs Out of Gas

Carvana's stock value has gone from a high-flying unicorn to a flaming dumpster fire. The company's stock has plummeted 98% in the past year, and its bonds are barely worth the paper they're printed on.

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