😎 Elon Musk Moves An Asset Price Again (No, Not Tesla)

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Good morning. Last week, we noted that cryptocurrency dogecoin moved higher following a series of tweets from billionaire Elon Musk. We closed by asking "Who knows what a billionaire will spark on social media next?" The question was meant to be rhetorical, but apparently there was a real-world answer. Elon Musk tweeted earlier this week that he was using the app Clubhouse. As a result, ClubHouse Media (CMGR) shares saw a 1,200 percent jump — even though that company is unrelated to the app. Since this seems to be an increasingly common theme, send us your thoughts on the following question: What asset is Elon Musk likely to tweet about next? And what stock is most likely to move as a result? Hit "Reply" to this email and let us know what you think! 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It re-tested that high in late January and shares are pulling back yet again. But at least one trader sees shares moving higher in the near future. That's based on the March 26th $141 calls. Over 4,075 of the contracts traded against a prior open interest of 216, a 19-fold rise in volume. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • New York Attorney General Sues Amazon Over Warehouse Worker Treatment The state of New York has filed a lawsuit against e-commerce giant Amazon (AMZN) over the treatment of its warehouse workers. The suit alleges that the company has failed to provide adequate safety and health measures in two of its facilities, and that it unlawfully fired employees who complained about this treatment. • Buffett Reduces Bank Stakes, Buys Telecom Play The latest 13F filing from Warren Buffett-controlled Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A) shows that the conglomerate has reduced its stake in banking, specifically JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and has put some capital into telecom play Verizon (VZ). Buffett also started a stake in energy giant Chevron (CVX). • Retail Sales Jump 5.3 Percent in January—Likely Thanks to Stimulus Checks After three months of declines, retail sales saw a 5.3 percent rise in January. The timing appears to be driven in part by the latest pandemic stimulus checks. The gain is the strongest since June. With consumer spending accounting for nearly two-thirds of GDP, it's clear that the economy is still dependent on reopening as quickly as possible to avoid endless stimulus payments. • Will Short-Term Treasuries Go Negative? It's possible that some short-term Treasury yields could end up going negative thanks to a supply crunch. When that happens, bond buyers pay a small percentage to hold rather than receive a small percentage for loaning out their capital. 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