Stocks on the outside seem pretty straight forward. Buy low, sell high. Most buyers in the first week were very attracted to the Chicago Butchers. They were poised for a good season and they were priced very low. It wasn't until their 4 the week (first win) that they actually started to make some upward movement. Those who bought the butchers stock after week 2 made some quick profit. Those who bought pre week 1 are still looking for their share. The butchers are still the most owned stock by count and by worth. That should give you a bit of insight on their current misfortunes. Having (at the time of this post, between weeks 4 and 5) the Sailfish and then the Second line in back to back away games certainly lowers the upcoming value of said stock. Those will be very difficult to win. Then they come into some… okay matchups. They are both at home but they are against the Sabercats and the Otters. The sabercats have looked pretty good this season and I never rule out the Otters. This should make the butcher stock remain about the same. The butchers have had a slow start of things this season but perhaps they will be able to turn things around and get their stock prices back up.
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