The Best Finance People on Twitter: The Snubs
Yesterday, the folks over at Business Insider generated a lot of buzz on Twitter after they released a list of 101 finance people you should follow. To be sure, Twitter has become a prime source for information on the market, and, while we certainly agree with their list, there were a few notable absences. In no particular order, here are our top 20 other twitter accounts we think people interested in finance and the stock market should follow:

Adam Feuerstein
@adamfeuerstein
Provides ultimate coverage of the biotech universe. Gets a lot of hate-mail, so you know he's good.

Mike Bergen
@BergenCapital
Tweets a lot on China, international news, stocks, and sometimes rumors. Often takes the bearish perspective.

Brian Sozzi
@BrianSozzi
Sozzi knows everything that matters on retail stocks.

firstadopter
@firstadopter
Lots of trade ideas. Tends to focus on particular stocks for periods of time, but intensely breaks down and argues individual trade theses.

Keith McCullough
@KeithMcCullough
Follow for trading ideas and commentary on the markets. Watch out for his daily 3pm tweet-a-thon.

Mr TopStep
@mrtopstep
Provides trading flow from the floor as well as market moving news and observations from hedge funds.

Anupreeta Das
@preetatweets
M&A reporter for the WSJ.

Jim Cramer
@jimcramer
You can get most of his commentary on CNBC, but his twitter feed has a ton of additional insights.

Joe Kernan
@joesquawk
6 tweets, over 7000 followers. This man is doing something right.

Jon Najarian
@optionmonster
Focuses on options trading and unusual option activity.

Paul La Monica
@LaMonicaBuzz
Covers stocks, the broader market, the economy in general, and breaking news. The Buzz at CNN Money.

John Melloy
@CNBCMelloy
Producer of CNBC's fast money. Covers news, trading ideas, and rumors.

AnnieMarie
@AnneMarieTrades
Technical analysis of moving stocks.

Barry Ritholtz
@ritholtz
Commentator who runs the Big Picture. Lots of interesting links.

Mark Hanna
@fundmyfund
Publisher of popular, www.marketmontage.com investment website, manager of Paladin Long/Short Mutual Fund.

Hedgefundinvest
@hedgefundinvest
Professional investor with wicked sense of the market.

Joe Terranova
@terranovajoe
Frequent CNBC contributor, author, and investment strategist. Highlights interesting news and trading ideas.

Pete Najarian
@petenajarian
Like his brother Jon, focuses primarily on options trading and unusual option activity.

Eric Savitz
@savitz
San Francisco bureau chief at Forbes, mostly follows tech stocks.

Bespoke
@bespokeinvest
Independent research agency. Tons of interesting charts and graphs.
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