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Time Author Thesis Company / ticker Signal Since call Position Source
21:38
Sep 09
r/wallstreetbets
Dump Israel-related stocks on expected backlash
The author claims Netanyahu was warned by the UAE seven days before the October 7 attack and allowed it to happen to start a war and remain in power, similar to 9/11. He argues this will generate significant backlash against Israel-related companies in the near future, making them worth dumping or shorting. No specific catalyst date or company is named, and the author himself concedes there is not enough evidence the attack was deliberate.
EIS iShares MSCI Israel ETF Short 1ST — —
15:22
Aug 18
Bloomberg Markets
Israel's economy is resilient despite war.
Israel's economy has shown resilience during the war: credit card expenditures, VC inflows, and exports remain dynamic, and the latest quarterly GDP growth was very strong, bringing GDP to just below 1% of its long-term pre-war trend, which Yaron calls a big accomplishment relative to other wars.
EIS iShares MSCI Israel ETF Long 2ND — —
14:01
Jun 20
The Market Huddle
EM commodity exporters benefit from commodity cycle
The commodity bull cycle should benefit commodity-exporting emerging markets. He has never owned international equities before, but now holds country ETFs for Colombia, Chile, Peru, Africa (mainly South Africa gold miners), Turkey, Israel and India as a different way to play commodities.
EIS iShares MSCI Israel ETF Long 1ST — —
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About EIS Investor Commentary

Across the available history and selected sources, Buzzberg tracks EIS (iShares MSCI Israel ETF) across 12 sources: 19 bullish vs 3 bearish calls from 22 authors. Historical directional balance: 48% = 100 × (bullish − bearish) / all deduplicated idea records, including other directions. This is neither a probability of a price rise nor the share of bullish authors. 33 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: u/Onnimation, Amir Yaron, Leslie Harris.