It appears many market participants are willing to take on risk at the worst possible time.
If Elon Musk proceeds to buy Twitter, he would surely face censorship pressure stemming from Tesla's Shanghai factory, as Steve Wynn's experience shows.
The threads of Musk's TWTR bid have been laid bare for the past two weeks.
Investors are asking, does the pullback create an opportunity as Elon Musk holds open the cage door?
Things could get nasty.
I found two very interesting takeaways from Monday's sharp market reversal.
A slew of earnings reports coming the next few days are going to help determine the course of the market going forward.
Bubbles make strange bedfellows.
Let's consider how this might play out.
Years ago I learned how to tell if an M&A offer was serious and had backing.