The wealth of information and opinions spread on Twitter has grown each and every year since its inception in 2006.
Benzinga will try to collect some of the notable tweets from the business, media and financial markets as days go by.
Some may be newsworthy, some may be humorous - all help shape the role Twitter plays in the ever-evolving world of social media.
Already joked about $TSLA surging while I was out for two days. Looks like John Chen owes me some loonies too. $BBRY up 16% in my absence!
— Paul R. La Monica (@LaMonicaBuzz) February 26, 2014
$TSLA has been incredibly bullish (attractive to momos but not ideal) since 1/27 or before. Not all short covering.
— Vic Scherer (@daytrend) February 26, 2014
Very unusual mix of practicing journalists, digital academics and industry observers. http://t.co/aZD5rr4BNP That's why people go to #ISOJ.
— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) February 26, 2014
I said there are monster momentum stocks. Not BUY them here RT @ArbitrageIt: @jimcramer CNBC article 14 hours ago has you touting them all.
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) February 26, 2014
$TGT proving any weakness on a data breach or a recall or big 'main street' story is usually buying opportunity for stk
— John Melloy (@stocktwitsjohn) February 26, 2014
Nearly 60% of Rutgers' $79 million athletic budget for '12-13 was subsidized, $9.9 mill from mandatory student fees http://t.co/FWs4OX8ipT
— Jerry Barca (@JBarca) February 26, 2014
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