5 ms·more likely as retaliation for what is currently underway (or in anticipation of the retaliation coming)by codefreeordie 4y agomore likely as retaliation for what is currently underway (or in anticipation of the retaliation coming)salad-fan 4y agoNah. S&P have to handle this kind of thing very carefully, so that they don’t lose the market’s trust. It’s impossible to imagine them sabotaging themselves just for some silly punitive action against a tiny company like Twitter.mikkergp 4y agoWhat did Twitter do to S&P?