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this is a poor headline. the latimes.com seems to imply causality between the two events when in fact, twitter fell 7% as well. So they could have written "Twit
by jamesie 13y ago
this is a poor headline. the latimes.com seems to imply causality between the two events when in fact, twitter fell 7% as well. So they could have written "Twitter falls 7% on Oculus deal"
- lutorm 13y agoMarket news writers seem to always think they can attribute the market change to some event, even though they have no idea. This irks me to no end.
- jimmytidey 13y agoI guess you might have quite a short career as a market writer if you didn't want to link events to prices. You'd certainly write very short articles.
- jamesie 13y agoAre you saying that wouldn't be a good thing? Automate this... <stock ticker> <fell|climbed> <x>% on <top company event of the day> - it's still be wrong but at least it wouldn't waste a writer's time.