Unleashing Gav Blaxberg: The Most Influential Trading Wolf on Twitter Spaces
Explore the potential of Twitter Spaces for your career development and financial growth. Our guest today is Wolf Financial’s CEO and a live audio instruction specialist, Gav Blaxberg. He provides daily financial instruction on Twitter Spaces and was one of the original users of the platform.
One night, Gav was up late perusing Twitter when he came across the brand-new Twitter Spaces function. He realized he could meet interesting people he might have missed otherwise and made the decision to participate. He acquired access through cold-DMing folks on Twitter and is now conducting weekly panels.
Gav saw his fan base grow rapidly, so he made the commitment to host 40 hours of Twitter Spaces per week. He gained a global audience of 100,000 and a wealth of knowledge through his interactions with them. Through his expanded network, Gav was able to teach others about investing and instill in them a sense of security in the market. Listen to this episode of the How To Trade It podcast to hear more! @GavBlaxberg believes that, ‘It's important, on Twitter, to not just interact with your own following, but also with other people.' Join us on this episode of How To Trade It to find out more! Click To Tweet
In this episode, you will learn the following:
- How Gav Blaxberg Discovered and Leveraged Twitter Spaces for Professional Growth
- How to Build and Maintain Connections with Influential Figures on Twitter
- Strategies for Financial Planning and Diversification for Long-Term Wealth Building
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If you want to hear more of Gav Blaxberg, then you should listen to this episode:
00:00:53 – The curious case of Twitter Spaces and how Gav maximized its potential
00:02:38 – Growing and going full time on Twitter Space
00:04:25 – Real life interaction with the operator
00:07:12 – Setting out a tactical goal to provide feedback
00:08:45 – WOLF: Finding out the right content improves market share
00:09:38 – Establishing good interaction with the users and speakers
00:11:25 – Educating people and making them wealthy
00:12:40 – The continuous cycle of learning
00:14:26 – Getting down to basics and teaching people how to destress
00:16:10 – Striving to restore faith in the market
00:18:58 – Comprehending global markets and acquiring exposure to it
00:19:55 – VOO and VTI definition
00:21:53 – Essential trade-offs on Twitter Space
00:24:56 – A not so strict schedule
00:26:45 – Gav’s long term goals and exploring different spaces
00:29:19 – Profit from your passion
00:31:03 – All-In vs YOLO trading
Twitter Spaces
Twitter, one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, has launched its audio-based feature called Twitter Spaces. This new feature allows users to host and join live audio conversations, creating a space for open discussions, debates, and sharing ideas. It’s a platform where users can connect with their followers, participate in real-time conversations, and engage with new communities.
Twitter Spaces are live audio rooms where users can host conversations on a variety of topics. The feature is similar to Clubhouse, an invitation-only audio-based social media app that gained popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twitter Spaces is now available to anyone with a Twitter account and can be accessed through the Twitter app or the web.
Creating a Space is easy. Users can start a Space by tapping the “Spaces” icon located at the top of their Twitter home screen. They can invite up to ten participants to join the conversation and anyone can listen in. Spaces are public, which means that anyone can join unless it’s a closed Space, in which case only invited guests can participate.
Twitter Spaces also offers a range of features to enhance the audio experience. Users can customize their Spaces with cover images, titles, and descriptions, making it easy for people to find and join the conversation. They can also enable features such as live captioning, screen sharing, and reactions, which can help to make the conversation more interactive.
There are several benefits over traditional text-based social media platforms. First, Spaces provides a more authentic and personal way to connect with others. Audio conversations allow users to express themselves in a way that written words cannot. It’s an opportunity to hear someone’s tone of voice, inflection, and emotion, which can add depth and meaning to the conversation.
Second, Twitter Spaces offers a place for real-time discussions, debates, and sharing ideas. It’s an opportunity to connect with new communities, engage with different perspectives, and learn from others. It’s a space for intellectual growth, personal development, and community building.
Third, Twitter Spaces is inclusive and accessible. It provides a platform for people who may have difficulty expressing themselves in writing, such as those with disabilities or those who are non-native speakers of the language. It’s also a way to reach a wider audience, especially those who may not have the time or ability to read long-form content.
When it comes to investing in the stock market, there are a wide range of options available to investors. Two popular choices are VOO and VTI. These two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have generated a lot of interest among investors due to their steady growth and strong returns. However, while they may seem similar at first glance, there are some key differences between the two that investors should be aware of.
VOO vs. VTI
One of the main differences between VOO and VTI is their composition. VOO is an ETF that tracks the performance of the S&P 500 index, which consists of the 500 largest publicly traded companies in the US. On the other hand, VTI is an ETF that tracks the performance of the entire US stock market, which includes small, mid, and large-cap companies. This means that VTI offers a more diverse portfolio, while VOO is more focused on large-cap stocks.
Another important difference between VOO and VTI is their performance. Over the past few years, both ETFs have generated strong returns for investors. VTI, however, has outperformed VOO over the long term. For example, over the past 10 years, VTI has generated an average annual return of 14.5%, compared to VOO’s average annual return of 14.1%. While this may not seem like a significant difference, over the course of several years, it can add up to a substantial amount of money.
Despite these differences, both VOO and VTI offer investors a great opportunity to invest in the stock market. They are both low-cost ETFs that offer exposure to a wide range of stocks. Additionally, they are both highly liquid, which means that investors can buy and sell shares quickly and easily.
Overall, the choice between VOO and VTI comes down to an investor’s individual needs and goals. If an investor is looking for exposure to the largest and most well-known US companies, VOO may be the better choice. However, if an investor is looking for a more diverse portfolio that includes smaller and mid-cap companies, VTI may be the way to go
Resources & People Mentioned:
Connect with Gav Blaxberg:
- Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUHSSIys9EA
- Twitter (Gav Blaxberg): https://twitter.com/GavBlaxberg
- Twitter (Wolf Financial): https://twitter.com/WOLF_Financial
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolffinancial_official/?hl=en
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC307gGuaTYg0FYsnA2lsvOA
Connect With Casey Stubbs:
- Website: https://caseystubbs.com
- Website: https://tradingstrategyguides.com/
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuides
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbs
- Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbs
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategyGuides
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseystubbs/
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