There is something very unsettling about this market. Perhaps there is no better example than the news of Twitter appointing a new CFO today. Twitter is up over 4% at the time of writing on their appointment of Goldman Sach’s reknown technology banker, Anthony Noto. Is that a good thing, really? When a $20 billion company that just went public announces a new CFO, that is never a sign of outstanding current financial performance. Just the opposite actually. You don’t need a new CFO if the business is unfolding as planned or even tolerably well. Instead you make this gut wrenching change because something is very wrong. And normally when something is wrong, you look at operations. Instead Twitter is focusing on investment banking with the Noto appointment. That only means more acquisitions using Twitter’s overvalued currency. The stock market applauds this? That’s whats wrong with this market and why short sellers must be ripping their skin off.