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@pappy_neal Your votes impact capital allocations #voxpopuli

Markets are the most efficient way to allocate capital. But they have a social externality failure mode, hence the need for some democracy to maintain fair play. This product enables fair play within the market, to a degree that can also be modulated by the market.

@ETFExpress finds Fiona Nicholson of @continuouscomms talking to Patrick Neal of @ReverbETF on the importance of #impact investing etfexpress.com/2023/11/03/inv…

The Reverb ETF $RVRB is fascinating. The fund’s holdings are weighted based on signals received from a mobile app in which users rate companies. Can such a strategy outperform the market and how exactly do these signals translate into actionable insights that the ETF can use? Tune in as we sit down with Patrick Neal (@pappy_neal), Managing Partner and founder of Distribution Cognizant for a conversation: bit.ly/3teDsD7 @rev_vote @ReverbETF

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@nscorp #palestine #nscorp

Y’all at @nscorp owe the people of Ohio big time $RVRB @ReverbETF

Reverberate now at over 2000 distinct users and 40k unique ratings of major corporations! Get the (free/anonymous) app and use it to rate the impact big corps have on your life, on whatever basis matters to you. #speakyourmind #useyourvoice rev.vote

Do better @TMobile @MikeSievert / @ReverbETF

This should be like ESG, but better - egalitarian instead of elitist. @reverbETF @reverberateApp $RVRB

The @ReverberateApp invites anyone with a Google or Apple ID to (free + anonymously) rate the impact corporations have on their lives, on whatever basis is important to them. This data is used for funding decisions, so users are incentivized to report preferences accurately.

5/5) Please consider investing in Reverb carefully. Investment includes risk of loss of principal. Go to reverb-etf.com to learn more. Go to rev.vote to rate corporations.

We think there are a couple of ways the Reverb strategy (investing in accordance with the average user ratings of corporations submitted on the free + anonymous Reverberate app) could lead to capital appreciation: (1/5)

4/5) Investing in accordance with the interests of the average person (with enough engagement, Reverberate data may approximate this) could be socially stabilizing, potentially mitigating risks to investments and increasing the statistical likelihood of capital appreciation.

2/5) It’s easy and free to use the Reverberate app - we think it could become a go-to place for consumers, knowing their feedback may impact the funding of large companies which are in turn impacting them. This could allow Reverb to invest in anticipation of revenue changes.

3/5) Part of the value of that potential consumer feedback - the incentive alignment encouraging helpful use of the app - also suggests Reverb might be able to anticipate eventual policy responses to similar information relating to both customer and stakeholder interests.

@StrapperSid @DavidSacks @strappersid: The Reverb ETF invests according to average public ratings of corporations on the Reverberate app. Consider investing. reverb-etf.com $RVRB And please contribute ratings! The more people involved, the healthier our dataset. rev.vote

@DavidSacks Interesting idea! Would be interesting to see what kind of results would come out of this. Perhaps a kind of “open innovation” approach? 🤔

The rest of the Fortune 500 should submit for an up or down vote. Let’s see how they do.

@LincolnWDaniel @DavidSacks agree with the second point

@ReverbETF @DavidSacks This is a bad assumption and it also doesn't apply to Elon's situation since 99% of his followers come from before he bought Twitter.

lol

@DavidSacks @BlackRock CEO whistles softly and slinks away.

Not exactly