Twitter Inc TWTR 3.32% can be an extremely useful and tradeable tool for investors, but only if you follow the right people.
Last month, Benzinga made a list of 10 CEOs to follow on Twitter. Here’s a look at nine more CEOs who have the potential for market-moving tweets.
1. Jeff Lawson – @jeffiel
The CEO of Twilio Inc TWLO 0.27% is an avid tweeter and has amassed more than 12,000 followers.
2. Marc Benioff – @Benioff
The salesforce.com, inc. CRM 0.28% CEO often tweets about innovative ideas in the tech world and new projects that his company is working on. Forbes recently featured Benioff on the cover of its magazine, referring to him as “Tech’s Mad Genius.”
3. Mary Barra – @mtbarra
Tesla Motors Inc TSLA 0.74% CEO Elon Musk has more than 5.3 million followers, butGeneral Motors Company GM 1% CEO Mary Barra also frequently tweets about automotive technology and news. Barra was recently named one of Bloomberg’s 50 Most Influential People In The World Of Finance.
4. Satya Nadella – @satyanadella
The CEO of Microsoft Corporation MSFT 0.92% is an infrequent tweeter with just 498 posts since 2009, but his followers are always interested in anything he has to say.
5. Hikmet Ersek – @WesternUnionCEO
The CEO of The Western Union Company WU 0.15% tweets about fintech and the future of money and payments.
6. Marcelo Claure – @marceloclaure
Regardless of which service provider you have, the CEO of Sprint Corp S 0.15% is one of the most entertaining executives on Twitter.
7. Chuck Robbins – @ChuckRobbins
The CEO of Cisco Systems, Inc. CSCO 0.86% tweets…
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