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Episode 7 - Eric Jackson: The Meme Stock Alchemist | Asymmetric Payoff Explained

Eric Jackson has been called the “Meme Stock Alchemist” — a hedge fund manager who can take ignored, underperforming companies and turn them into explosive 1,000% rallies. But is he a visionary, or just rolling the dice with reckless speculation?

In this video, we unpack Jackson’s 100 Bagger Playbook, a high-risk, high-reward strategy built on the idea of the asymmetric payoff: risking small, betting big, and harnessing volatility as an asset rather than a danger.

📊 Here’s what we cover:

How Jackson mixes corporate activism with social media hype to move markets
The meteoric rise of Opendoor from $0.50 to $5+ in weeks — and its sharp 18% crash in a single day
His past 1,000% win with Carvana, and why it fuels his bold claims
New bets on Ethereum ETFs, crypto miners (Iron, Cypher), and quantum security firms
Why this playbook is a double-edged sword that demands a high tolerance for risk

Jackson’s strategy may be the future of speculation — or a dangerous illusion propped up by crowd psychology. The question is: do you see genius here, or just gambling with a megaphone?

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Always do your own research or consult a licensed financial advisor.

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