The Top 10 Financial Tweets For Thursday, August 19

There are millions of tweets written every day. Benzinga sifts through the maelstrom of information to find the ten best tweets of the day that are either informative, insightful or just down right comical. 1. Walt Mossberg The Wall Street Journal columnist, Walt Mossberg ( @waltmossberg ), tweeted out a great article about the future of BlackBerry (NASDAQ: BBRY ). Its prognosis may have just gone from bad to worse. 2. Chicago Board Options Exchange Chicago Board Options Exchange ( @CBOE ) tweeted out the breakdown of economic data in days to come. How the markets will react remains to be determined, but a normal correction could definitely be on the horizon. 3. Bloomberg News Bloomberg News ( @BloombergNews ) tweeted out an update about gold. They predict that the two month gold bull market may be heading for bearish territory once again. 4.Downtown Josh Brown ‘Reformed Broker' and blogger, Josh Brown ( @ReformedBroker ), tweeted out some alarming trends when it comes to EMEs. 5. The Street The Street ( @TheStreet ) tweeted out this morning that Reed Hastings' talks about Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLXt ) and HBO (NYSE: TWX ) might not bode too well for his own company. 6. CNBC World CNBC World ( @CNBCWorld ) tweeted out that while Europe may be making a few smalls steps forward, Italy's always making a huge step back. 7. Tech Crunch Tech Crunch ( @TechCrunch ) tweeted out that Germany recognizes Bitcoins as “units of account”. That being said, the federal ministry of finance thinks they should at least get some nice tax revenue from activities involving Bitcoins. 8. Bloomberg Businessweek Bloomberg Businessweek ( @businessweek ) tweeted out that Japan's government might find itself in hot financial waters and sinking fast as national debt rises to an unprecedented levels. 9. CNN Money Investing CNN Money Investing( @CNNMoneyInvest ) tweeted out that another U.S. bubble is close to rupturing. 10. Paul Toscano Producer at CNBC, Paul Toscano ( @ToscanoPaul ), tweeted out that the next best plays could be via the housing market.