After the announcement that Jack Watts will be playing his first game this year, investors are quick to pick up Watts shares, but is he worth it?

The number one draft pick, who hasn’t played since round 13 last year, needs a score of over 50 this week to break-even. In all three of his previous games he is yet to post a score of 40 or above, leaving investors with something to think about.

Melbourne fans have yet another reason to smile, proving that they are the smartest investors so far this year.

Other 24 hour rises are North Melbourne players Josh Smith and Levi Greenwood.

Notable 24 hour drops are Fremantle’s Dylan Robertson, Brisbane’s Pearce Hanley and Geelong’s newest superstar James Podsiadly. Those investors who have been making a bucketload on Pods this year will need to find other avenues of profit this weekend!

- The FootySX Team