The National Football League (NFL) could be facing serious embarrassment ahead of the playoffs this weekend. The home teams of three of the four games have not sold out of their tickets, and that means that local fans may not be able to watch their teams on TV. The league requires the home teams to sell all the general admission tickets in order to avoid a television blackout. One of the four games in jeopardy this weekend is the Green Bay Packers against the San Francisco 49ers. Weather forecasters are predicting game time temperatures around negative 15 degrees and with a few thousand tickets to sell local fans who decided to stay home to watch their home team may be disappointed. Ed Butowsky, wealth manager, financial advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, joins Shepard Smith Reporting on Fox News to discuss why aren’t tickets selling.
Ed Butowsky is the managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management and is an internationally recognized expert in the investment wealth management industry. Ed is also a frequent guest on other networks such as CNN, NBC, ABC, Fox News, Fox Business, and Bloomberg to name a few.
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