Hi All - Happy Saturday and welcome back to Street Tweets from The Street Sheet. 

I’m sorry to admit I’m considering leaving the finance world behind for the lucrative profession of full-time Zen Buddhism. After an election year full of projections for the next year, and a new year (so far) full of post-mortems on the past year, why don’t we all just agree to live in the present for a hot sec?

Together With TuneGO

Back Stage Passes, But Make It Digital

The music industry has historically overlooked a key opportunity to connect artists and labels with their top fans. At least that was the case — until TuneGO emerged to disrupt this $4.5 billion addressable market opportunity. 

In an industry dominated by streaming services and cumbersome ticketing agencies, TuneGO stands out. Its patented technology helps artists easily convert concert attendees into superfans with one-of-a-kind digital collectibles and personalized engagement. And TuneGO earns 20% on creator-to-fan music sales.

The time to invest is now before the wider market discovers this groundbreaking company. And early shareholders have unprecedented access and influence. Case in point? Interested investors can book a direct call with TuneGO’s CEO today.

Market Review:

Stocks climbed on Friday, pushing Wall Street toward its first weekly gain of the year.

The Dow Jones rose 380 points, or 0.9%, while the S&P 500 gained 1.1%, and the Nasdaq advanced 1.6%. For the week, the Dow and S&P 500 rose 3.8% and 3.1%, respectively.

The main catalysts were easing inflation data and a strong start to the Q4 earnings season, driven by promising results from major banks. Investors are also eyeing next week’s developments, including Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration.

Market Preview:

It’ll be a light week on Wall Street, as markets will be closed on Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and no major reports due on Tuesday either.

Wednesday will bring the Conference Board’s Leading Economic Index, a historically reliable recessionary indicator. And on Thursday, we’ll get jobless claims for this past week.

Things will pick back up a bit to close the week. December’s existing home sales, January’s services and manufacturing PMIs, and the final reading for consumer sentiment are all scheduled for Friday.

First, they came for the finance bros…

Inb4 ChatGPT starts doing Zyn.

Oh, the humanity!

The (in)famous short-seller research shop has finished its voyage, albeit in a far less explosive fashion than its namesake. It announced its closure with a brief note on its website, simply stating, “We finished the pipeline of ideas we were working on.”

Hindenburg Research will be remembered for its role in several fiery downfalls of high-profile companies — and, as evinced above, its uncanny track record of sniffing out the next big fiasco.

“Drill, baby, drill”, indeed.

It looks like the US won’t have to do much to maintain its lead either. Maybe just avoid an unprovoked invasion of Canada…

Together With TuneGO

The Next Episode for the Music Industry

Snoop Dogg. Usher. Sony Music Publishing. Those are just a few of the prominent names to join the TuneGO revolution.

TuneGO is the essential, all-access pass for music fans looking to connect with their favorite artists. It skips the middleman by empowering artists to sell music, merchandise, and experiences directly to fans through its platform. 

With more exciting partnerships on the horizon, TuneGO is primed to capitalize on the music industry’s monumental shift toward direct-to-consumer sales — and the innovative company is looking for investors right now.  

Don’t miss your chance to invest in the company that’s redefining how music is monetized.

No global mega-economy is an island.

This adds an interesting twist to the most pressing question on the market’s minds.

Will President Trump’s proposed tariffs and economic policies protect US businesses from downturns abroad? Or will cutting them off from a significant source of revenue only hurt them in the long run?

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And they said millennials’ unchecked avocado consumption was a bad financial move…

TRIVIA