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Welcome back to “Money Drama,” where our host Stock Will guides you through all the ups and downs, twists and turns, of last week’s markets.

In a fresh episode, Stock Will breaks down NBA Top Shot, which is one of the more exciting additions to the world of NFTs. The platform allows users (like Stock Will and YOU!) to acquire distinct NBA highlights, featuring MVP and rookie players alike, in the form of unique (non-fungible) assets. 
 
These digital highlights are racking up serious money, but what makes these particular NFTs so special? And can the average sports fan actually make bank off them? Stock Will has some answers for the crypto heads who love hoops.  
 
Check out Stock Will's previous video on NFTs over at Bullish:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vde4Z9u7ErU
 
For more information on NBA Top Shot, check out the official website here:
https://www.nbatopshot.com/about
 
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Welcome to “Money Drama,” where our host Stock Will guides you through all the ups and downs, twists and turns of last week’s markets.

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What Is NBA Top Shot and Will Their NFTs Make You Rich!? | Money Drama

Welcome back to “Money Drama,” where our host Stock Will guides you through all the ups and downs, twists and turns of last week’s markets.

Today, Stock Will responds to a controversial Business Insider article that argues millennials shouldn’t start saving for retirement until they’re over age 40 — unless you want to be “miserable.” 

Also building off Graham Stephan’s video, “Why Millennials Should NOT Invest,” our host explains why these claims smell like some potent bullshit. 

Are these pundits trolling us? Stock Will breaks it all down and kicks the question back at you: Should millennials start saving as early as possible, or not?!

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Wait, Should Millennials Invest or Not?! | Money Drama

Welcome back to “Money Drama,” where our host Stock Will guides you through all the ups and downs, twists and turns of last week’s markets.

In a fresh episode, Stock Will highlights the blatant hater vibes (read: sexism) in Jim Cramer's recent takedown of Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Investment Management LLC. Cramer criticizes Wood for buying Tesla ($TSLA) stock during a dip, which is ironic given that the "Mad Money" host was once a Tesla bull before changing his tune. So where's all the hate coming from?

As Stock Will says, "Can we not count someone out because they're doing better than you... or because they're the opposite gender of you?!?!" 

Stock Will breaks down why the Cathie Wood haters are wack. After all, would a cis male investor be given the same treatment from Jim Cramer? Don't hate, appreciate! 

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Jim Cramer's Sexist Take on Cathie Wood’s Tesla Grab (REACTION!) | Money Drama

Estimates from the Insurance Council of Texas project that the 2021 winter storm will be the largest insurance claim event in history, with losses topping Hurricane Harvey. What does this mean for insurance companies and their investors? Could these events end up being positive for insurance? 

The Dumb Money team has been trading insurance and tracking the effect of storms and hurricanes on insurance companies for well over a decade. In this clip from a recent live stream, they present their own research into the impact of the winter storm for investors. The crew breaks down which companies will incur the most losses and explain developments in the insurance industry, like the advent of high-interest reinsurance bonds.

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"Voices of Wall Street" spoke with Zillow President Jeremy Wacksman about the latest quarterly earnings report, the viral Zillow skit on "Saturday Night Live," and the future of real estate as an eCommerce category.

Technology is rapidly disrupting nearly every industry. But the residential real estate market is lagging behind, with just 1% of U.S. homes currently being bought and sold online. Zillow is setting out to change that with its all-in-one platform that has won the hearts of many future home buyers in the millennial and gen-z generations. And the company's president delivers a growth outlook report right here. 

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Big banks are having some difficulty following this thing called "the law." And our favorite TikToker is back with another episode of No Bull with Zaid to break down exactly which banks are getting massively fined and who is violating federal regulations. 

In this episode, Zaid is here to call out the big banks, including J.P. Morgan's illegal trading activity, what exactly "spoofing" means, Citi Bank's accidental $1 billion wire transfer, and more.

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