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Someone has to say it: given his evidently poor impulse control, Elon Musk is looking like the Boris Johnson of tech

EXCLUSIVE: How @WAGMIUnited is changing the soccer and NFT markets with The Internet's Team, Crawley Town🧵 https://t.co/GyiXdfR1aG

need recipes for these boys ! https://t.co/6pxHfQXjNv

Don't feel bad if you don't trade for a day, or even two or three days...when you don't see anything TRULY exceptional remember it's good to stay on the sidelines as sometimes the best trade is no trade at all! #patiencepays

The other day I let slip that we have a new cat (alas, Holmes). Jack is 9, spent 4 years in a shelter, is obviously happy to have a home, and understands the importance of hydration https://t.co/ThuLmyfetP

lunacy https://t.co/s4iKrzubVF

The Energy sector just had its fastest 20%+ drop from a 52-week high since at least 1990. This is the 14th bear market for the Energy sector. The average Energy sector bear market sees a drop of 32.5% over 159 days. Read more at https://t.co/H4p1RcpfIn https://t.co/LB1RsujhS2

$TWTR is trading down 6% in after-hours following news that @elonmusk terminated his $44 billion offer to buy Twitter. https://t.co/H4j3iI5PQf

A brief (?) thread about wages. I keep seeing people citing wage growth over the past year. But that's really unhelpful given that wage growth has clearly been slowing, and what we're interested in is the future (using log changes, if ur wondering). 1/ https://t.co/jm8JuMZdw0

“This venture is one that is entirely emotionally and passion-driven for myself and many others,” @hunterorrell said, “This sport is part of the core of me.” Read the full story here: https://t.co/vOSKIrCJIm

Wishing everyone a great weekend. except the pumpers. hope theirs is sh!t 🍻

Given normal productivity growth, ~4% wage growth consistent with ~3% underlying inflation. Still above Fed target, but not by all that much 2/

Nice to see how many trading opportunities are being created by the $DIA $SPY $QQQ bounce, next week should be exciting!

The COVID positivity rate has more than doubled in two months and reached the highest level since Feb. 1. https://t.co/IseITE3mM4

Go time w/ @AvidityFitness https://t.co/M1lTWaHFwY