Monday Takeaways: Single-Stock ETFs Signal Speculation Is Back SPONSORED | FINALLY UNLOCKED: America’s Hidden $150 Trillion Fortune For over a century, America has been sitting on a state-owned asset worth $150 trillion - enough to make every family millionaires. Now, with Executive Order #14196, Trump is establishing America's first-ever Sovereign Wealth Fund. Treasury Secretary Bessent agrees: "We are going to monetize the asset side of the U.S. balance sheet for the American people." And former Presidential advisor, Jim Rickards, predict he will unleash this massive “endowment” Rickards has identified five specific investments with the potential to skyrocket as this wealth transfer begins. With as little as $500, you can stake your claim before the mainstream catches on. For the full story, click here<<< | | | Shah Gilani Chief Investment Strategist | ETFs now outnumber individual listed stocks in America... And the flood of new single-stock ETFs tells us everything about where this market is headed. We're seeing 2x and 3x leveraged ETFs tracking individual names like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple. Plus inverse products for those betting against them. What this speculation surge means: - Investors want leverage beyond traditional options
- Risk-on sentiment is dominating market psychology
- The "passive bid" is creating unprecedented momentum
- Frothy conditions could drive another leg higher
This week's earnings from Meta, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft will test whether this speculative appetite can be sustained. These four companies represent nearly 20% of S&P 500 market cap. Add in a Fed meeting that could surprise with a rate cut and Friday's jobs report, and we have all the ingredients for either a continuation rally or a reality check. I'll break down what the ETF explosion really means, how to play the speculation without getting burned, and why the "passive bid" could keep pushing markets higher. Click here or on the image below to understand where this speculation leads. Cheers, Shah Want more content like this? | | | |
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