Recent ads have compared fantasy sports to investing, suggesting that if you’re good at betting in fantasy sports you can be successful in the stock market too.  However, it’s usually not that simple. The market is much more complex and unpredictable. In “Wall Street Wants Fantasy Football Bros to Start Trading Stocks. What Could Go Wrong?” on Money.com, Lew says if you’re going to invest, choose a company you’re familiar with – it will give you better context to understand earnings figures, financial filings, and SEC reports, and therefore to make better investment decisions.

Read the full story here: https://money.com/fantasy-sports-investing/  

 

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