Ja Rule Says: Buy Stocks NOW!

March 17, 2020 by in Music with 0 Comments

Ja Rule

Ja Rule Says: Buy Stocks NOW!

Ja Rule (real name Jeffrey Bruce Atkins) has some free business advice that he’s giving his social media followers. Today (March 17th), the 44-year-old rapper tweeted:

ATTENTION to all my brothers and sisters!!! BUY STOCKS whatever your favorite company is buy them… thank me later!!!

His recommendation comes amidst the United States suffering from a coronavirus epidemic.

Do you agree or disagree with Ja Rule’s advice? Let us know in the comments.

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