January 28, 2021
Didn’t have time to keep up with the latest marketing and tech news? Here are the highlights.
Gamestop action hit all-time highs on Wednesday morning. The reason? Internet users, neophyte investors, who defend a precise ideology: that of overturning the traditional model of stock market transactions.
In this case, they sought to counter the strategy of short sale
(also called short selling), used by some brokerage firms to profit from a business collapse.
Terms that are too vague for you? Here are some clearer explanations:
Thank you to whoever explained this – @reddit is incredible
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– Jimmy Kelly (@_jimmykelly) January 28, 2021
yeah, imagine you “borrowed” your granma’s earrings, sold them at the pawn shop and were hoping to be able to buy them back at a lower price. now granma wants the earrings back, but now they worth 100x the price you sold them for.
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Read more on Radio Canada.
Twitter Business provides you with a very useful and comprehensive document to organize your next campaigns and find inspiration in order to create new content on the social network.
The document also features a central section for a monthly calendar that will help anyone better plan Twitter posts for the coming year.
Find the guide on the Moderator’s Blog.
As the media explains, “a study unveiled Wednesday by an organization created by the Government of Quebec and Laval University concludes that technologies have helped almost all Quebec seniors (95%) to improve their quality of life at home during the COVID-19 crisis. “
The NETendances survey, made public by the Academy of Digital Transformation (ATN), states, among other things, that for 81% of Quebecers aged 65 and over, technologies help to break isolation by promoting social interactions.
Read the study results on Deals.
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