Social media fallout spread. Twitter plunged premarket after it permanently suspended Trump's account. Parler taken offline after Amazon, Google, Apple revoked their services, leaving it bereft of suppliers.
But GAP.com is available and people pouring in.
The PGA of America terminated an agreement to host next year's championship at a golf course owned by Trump in New Jersey. Trump is ignoring the backlash and planning a defiant final week.

U.S. futures fell with shares in Europe as USD & Treasuries gained.
Oil slipped and gold fluctuated.

A steep selloff in Bitcoin fueled concern that the cryptocurrency bubble may be about to burst.
U.S. approval of a Bitcoin ETF would weigh on the price in the short term, JPMorgan said.
Eli Lilly surged premarket after its Alzheimer's drug met its primary goal in a Phase 2 trial. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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