Nope – not a sci-fi movie.  Yep – Cathie Wood’s 2025 target price.  Companies paying employees to get a shot.  Bars offering shots for shots.  Taxes are due in May; should you trust the IRS to figure it out and should you trust Grayscale to get you into Bitcoin?  Trick question:  are there more realtors or more homes on the market?

The Dow sets record #11 for the year, small caps jump 7.3% in a week and value is beating up on growth.  The real insanity lies with Gamestop, Beeple, SPACs and the increase in short selling.  The real real insanity lies in the number of babies NOT being born.  Plus some normal stuff on projected economic growth and restrictions on local governments use of stimulus funds.

Coming soon to a bank near you – stimulus checks, extended unemployment compensation, tax breaks for children, Cobra and more.  The first ever tweet as a NFT goes on sale and bidding is currently at $2.5 Million.  That is not a typo.  Plus quotes from Buffett AND Costa.  Those credit card rewards could be taxed – be careful.

Munger offers views on Bitcoin, Tesla, Robinhood and SPACS.  Apparently, people would give up just about anything for a vacation.  Be careful about buying another home and keeping your current one -  history tells us the recent run-up won’t last.  Another GameStop spike and career choices that could land you in the top 1%.

Electricity concerns, and pending insurance battles in Texas.  Bitcoin volatility, and boredom fueling economic growth.  Only in a pandemic.  Plus AirBnB is not making their owners happy and we always mention Tesla…

Nope, they’re not related.  Is GameStop indicative of a bubble?  If so, is the Fed to blame?  GM going electric, oil production on the decline and Tesla cheap with their retirement plan.  Venmo under scrutiny plus insurance that goes above and beyond.

If you are day trading, be prepared for a 1099 that includes hundreds or thousands of pages and a complicated (and pricey) tax return.  Also, Elon buys $1.5B in Bitcoin and what might happen if student loans are forgiven.  The founder of Redditt’s Wall Street Bets sells his story and the health care exchanges are re-opening.

An explanation of GameStop’s wild ride that includes Skittles.  Plus new FAFSA rules and a change to mortgages that can impact owners who rent out their second homes.

A short squeeze and wild speculation bring talk of a bubble, SPAC attack in hyper mode, good HS grades can translate into $ and insurance agents falling short of their quotas pay more for health insurance.  Plus, some states require you to fill out FAFSA if you want to graduate.

Biden proposes another round of stimulus, a $250 million lesson on the importance of storing passwords, IPO mania runs hot and the IRS will not accept tax filings before February 12th.  If you want the vaccine in NJ, start smoking – it could be the only time smoking is considered good for your health.