Issue 1486 February 24, 2021 IATA Getting Airline Travel Pass Ready By March The International Air Transport Association (IATA)  is working to get its Airline Travel Pass to market, hoping to make it ready within a few weeks. Alan Hayden, head of the airport, passenger, and security products, is optimistic for a March launch. Read more on TheCapitalist.com Liberals Want to REMOVE the Star Spangled Banner as Our National Anthem! Show Liberals You Want to Keep "The Star Spangled Banner" and Claim your FREE coin now! Will You Support the Use of the IATA Travel Pass When It Becomes Available? Please Select One:  Please Select One:  Square Buys Bitcoin Worth $170 Million Online payment company Square buys Bitcoin worth $170 million, the company reported Tuesday. Square purchased around 3,318 bitcoins, adding it to their previous October 2020 buy of 4,709. Bitcoin now accounts for an estimated 5% of the company’s total assets. Meanwhile, Bitcoin traded around $48,000 Tuesday.     Read more on TheCapitalist.com YES or NO? Do You Support Trump in 2024?​ IATA Expects Initial Take-up of Digital Health Passport To Be Slow Liberals Want to REMOVE the Star Spangled Banner as Our National Anthem! Show Liberals You Want to Keep "The Star Spangled Banner" and Claim your FREE coin now! 5 Stocks to Watch Out For Wednesday, February 24 AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc ▲(AMC 7.70 USD +1.15 (17.56%) shares of the movie theater chain zoomed up 17.6% on Tuesday. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo that New York City movie theaters can open with limited capacity starting next month. Cimarex Energy Co ▲(XEC 57.02 USD +5.20 (10.03%)) stock prices rose more than 10%. The energy company reported a fourth-quarter net income of $24.7 million, or $0.25 per share, compared to a net loss of $384.1 million, or $3.87 per share, in the same period a year ago. Wynn Resorts, Limited ▲(WYNN 136.48 USD +9.73 (7.68%)) shares rose 7.68% to $136.75 Tuesday. Now on its third consecutive day of gains. Wynn Resorts Ltd. keeps setting a new 52-week high as entertainment companies anticipate a full reopening in the next few months. Las Vegas Sands, Sands China, and  MGM are also getting upticks. McAfee Corp ▲(MCFE After hours 20.99 USD +1.54 (7.92%)) shares went up almost 8%. The security software company reported that its Q4 revenue topped Wall Street's expectations, even as it missed the bottom line. Revenue rose 14% year over year, to $777 million, yielding a net loss of 73 cents a share. Analysts predicted something lower at $739 million in revenue and profits of 31 cents per share.  Oshkosh Corp ▲(OSK 109.62 USD +6.32 (6.12%)) shares went up more than 6% during Tuesday’s trading hours, and then rose some more after hours. The US Postal Service on Tuesday awarded Oshkosh an initial $482 million to modernize its fleet of postal-delivery vehicles. This is a very lucrative 10-year contract for the USPS’ Next Generation Delivery Vehicle (NGDV). YES or NO? Do You Support Trump in 2024?​​​ unsubscribe

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