What Does This Mean When 5 Stocks Hold Markets Together?

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In this video newsletter update we focus on how to trade in a market where only 5 stocks are holding the markets together. Capital continues to flow into the monsters of tech and disproportionately weighting the index products. What does this mean for the overall market? Watch this video newsletter update to find out…

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