It's Monday, March 2nd.

Welcome to Market Fullery.

I'm Chris Hill with me in studio.

It's belligerent market timer Jason Meiser.

Thanks for being here.

That's a very, very happy to be right before we start recording you check the market

and you were audibly displeased that the market was up today because you were hoping to do a little more bargain hunting.

Well, maybe.

Not even really personally for myself.

I just feel like we've got this market that's all over the place.

Can't really make up its mind.

I feel like, you know, I was thinking about this earlier today. I mean, we are at a point where I think people are still freaking out because of the coronavirus stuff. And I mean, understandably so, but I mean, I feel like, you know, we need to get to a place where we're okay with

understanding this exists and how we're going to live in the world and as people

going forward managing in a world where this coronavirus COVID-19 exists

and maybe once we get there, that's when the markets start to calm

down a little bit. And given today's buying that's going on, I don't, that's not a calm market right that's still not a sensible

move I just kind of want to see a little bit more rationality well we're

going to talk about this a little bit more because we're going to we got a

great email question about buying opportunities in the market and how to fund

them but we're going to start with two different companies that are in the spotlight for two very

different reasons, and we'll start with Twitter because shares of Twitter are up about 7%

this morning, because Elliot Management, which is a fund company that has somewhere to the tune

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