Mortgage company Rocket Companies exploded over 73% today. Much like GameStop and AMC, $RKT was a heavily shorted stock. But when push came to shove, the bulls pushed the shorts in front of a train, starting a giant short squeeze. This momentum comes on the heels of the company declaring a special dividend after a blowout quarter. Each shareholder of $RKT on March 9 will receive $1.11 per share for the dividend.

Speaking of rockets, space launch company Rocket Lab is going public through the Vector Acquisition SPAC in a $4 billion deal. The company has already launched nearly 100 satellites into orbit around Earth and has commitments to do missions to the Moon, Venus, and Mars. The company will build a new rocket with a reusable first stage from the proceeds generated from the SPAC. They are also looking to make a move into bigger government contracts & commercial satellite launches launched by SpaceX and ULA. The company $VACQ popped 26% on the news of the merger.

Online marketing & couponing site Groupon flamed all the bears and doubters on their Q4 earnings call. The company reported nearly twice as much in profit as was expected by analysts, sending the stock rising 32% since the close on Friday. Given the robust earnings beat, some analysts were made to reevaluate their positions on the stock. UBS, J.P. Morgan, and Credit Suisse all raised their price targets for $GRPN.

Social Capital founder and CEO Chamath Palihapitiya and Social Leverage's Howard Lindzon discuss bitcoin, Stocktwits, Robinhood and his advice for people interested in investing in cryptocurrency - "Be open and be kind"

Social Capital founder and CEO Chamath Palihapitiya and Social Leverage's Howard Lindzon talk retail, millennial investors, SPACs, biotech and more.

Chamath Palihapitiya sits down with Social Leverage’s Howard Lindzon for this week’s episode of Investing in Profit and Joy. Chamath is the founder and CEO of Social Capital, owner of the Golden State Warriors and co-founder and executive chairman of Athos. Chamath is a busy guy who has given his time to the likes of CNBC, Yahoo Finance and Bloomberg — so Bullish was grateful and excited to have him on our channel.

In this episode, Chamath and Howard discuss their Canadian roots, SPACs, the value of social communities, eToro, why banks are screwed, Bitcoin, his investing perspective and advice for the next generation of investors: “You are the future. Be kind and intellectually curious.”

Chamath's company SocialCapital is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm that partners with philanthropists, technologists and capitalists to create value and change on a global scale. Before starting his fund, Chamath spent four years at Facebook as their VP of User Growth, Mobile & International.

Co-founder of Rally Rd. Rob Petrozzo joins Social Leverage's Howard Lindzon to talk about the emerging collectables market, which includes everything from collector cars, the “snowflake” of baseball cards, Babe Ruth's bat, and even more of the noteworthy alternative assets. If that list doesn’t excite you enough, by the end of this episode you’ll know exactly why you should be paying attention to this space and download Rally Rd. from the app store.

Rally Rd. is a mobile platform where investors can buy and sell equity shares in collectible assets. The company aims to make investing in this up-and-coming market exciting, safe and accessible to everyone. Recently, they closed $17 million in fundraising for their latest fund.

Co-founder of Rally Rd. Rob Petrozzo joins Social Leverage's Howard Lindzon to talk about the emerging collectibles market, which includes everything from collector cars, the “snowflake” of baseball cards, Babe Ruth's bat, and even more of the noteworthy alternative assets. If that list doesn’t excite you enough, by the end of this episode you’ll know exactly why you should be paying attention to this space and download Rally Rd. from the app store.