Overheard on StockTwits: $AAPL, $GOOG, $F, and Pharmaceutical Silliness

  • Posted by
  • on January 5th, 2010

Each day we dig into the StockTwits stream and try to bring you the morning buzz.  Here’s what we found today:

$AAPL always a popular topic on StockTwits.  Today they followed $GOOG’s lead and bought a mobile-ad play, Quattro Wireless:

Great to have bond experts like @bondscoop on StockTwits.  He points to a possible UST short squeeze:

For all the hate they get and their evil-ness $GS Conviction list probably beat most people last year:

A major number for $AAPL: 3 BILLION downloads in their App Store and 1 billion in the last 4 months:

Never realized the pharmaceutical industry was so funny:

We’re getting great feedback on the Chart.ly Technical Knockout Newsletter.  Sign up here:

A really funny comment on CES by @Contrahour:

I notice this tweet this morning and how strong $F has been lately and later in the day they blow out sales forecast.  Ah the power of StockTwits to bring the IMPORTANT information to you first:

The stream was abuzz this morning about the downside surprise in Pending Home Sales.  @bondscoop, as usual, cuts through the noise and appears to be right as the market didn’t really react.

The Ags are on fire and Agricultural ETF $MOO is at new 52-week highs:

Two “next shoe to drop tweets”.  One from @ShiftCTRL and another from the very-astute @wood83.  IF another shoe does drop I can’t for the life of me see it being Japanese HYPERINFLATION.

Another sector out to an early 2010 lead is financials.  A lot of smart people on the stream were buying $C at the latest secondary.

Nice to see MSM types embracing StockTwits.  @JBoorstin says that a 3D TV network is on the way.  Maybe we should do StockTwits TV in 3D and jump on that trend early:

The information in this blog post represents my own opinions and does not contain a recommendation for any particular security or investment. I or my affiliates may hold positions or other interests in securities mentioned in the Blog, please see my Disclaimer page for my full disclaimer.

blog comments powered by Disqus

In partnership with CNN Money Part of the CNN Network