UPDATE: In my defense, I'm not the only one who fell for this.

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Elon Musk sent a tweet today announcing he's "moving on." What he's moving on from is unclear. But Musk isn't a dummy. He knows if he tweets this, everyone is going to assume he's moving on from purchasing Twitter. It's odd we're analyzing what every tweet he sends means, but that's the world we live in.

This tweet was sent on Sunday morning. And if you're confused, join the club. Musk had announced on Thursday that he had secured the funding to buy the company. It was presented to Wall Street firms on Friday, and Wall Street liked what they saw. Not only did Musk show that he was serious in his offer, but some firms believed he could actually turn the Big Tech company profitable. This is how we left things on Friday.

Saturday happened. Then Sunday, Musk wakes up and says he's "moving on." It was on a Saturday when Musk first decided to turn down an offer for a seat on the board of directors.

There is a chance Musk is talking about something else. Or he's trolling. If either is the case, it would be stupid. Like I said before, he knows what message tweeting "moving on" would send. Tweeting that if he means something else could damage his potential takeover.

We'll see if there is clarification. As of this writing, a bulk of 13,000 agrees this probably means what we think it means. I keep going back to his page and hitting refresh as I write this. But my gut tells me things were fun while they lasted.

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