| More Articles | Free Reports | Premium Services Mark Zuckerberg legitimately cares about your right to free speech! Or at least that was the gist of the 5 minute and 18 second video he just posted. Ha! You can’t see my face as I’m typing this, but I can assure you I have a smirk on it. The only thing Zuckerberg legitimately cares about is the quarterly earnings numbers for Meta, the company he founded and the parent of Facebook and Instagram. As a guy trying to earn a buck myself, I respect that. But that doesn’t mean I trust Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, or anyone else to safeguard my free speech rights, particularly when it goes against their economic interests. We’re on our own. Speaking of Elon Musk, what is the world’s richest man up to these days? Despite running the world’s largest electric vehicle company, planning to send rockets to Mars, building out a global satellite internet company, and a premier tunnel boring company, he still seems to have time to deliver an endless stream of hot takes on his social media platform X (formerly Twitter). Are all those tweets putting his business empire at risk? And as investors, how should we trade it? To help me sort through it, I pulled Freeport Society friend Andy Swan onto a video chat. Andy is the founder of LikeFolio. That’s software that Andy and his brother, Landon, developed to discover and analyze shifts in consumer behavior by scanning social media for mentions of brands and products that publicly traded companies own. I’ve personally watched him profitably mine social media for trading clues since 2016, giving investors like you and me an edge in the market. It’s essentially a 24/7 multi-million person focus group in real time. During our time together, Andy and I focused our attention on two stocks you undoubtedly have in your portfolio, whether you realize it or not: Tesla and Apple.. Whether you own them outright or indirectly via some fund or ETF, knowing what to expect from these two behemoth’s could set the tone for your investment experience this year. We also dug into what social media is forecasting for these two companies in 2025. You’re going to want to hear this. Click here or on the video below to watch now. 
As you’ll hear, this is about taking advantage of what’s going on on Main Street before it becomes news on Wall Street. That’s an incredibly powerful edge in an industry that relies so heavily on backward looking data. How do they do it? Watch to find out. To life, liberty, and the pursuit of wealth, | 
