分析师表示，在核心业务面临挑战的时刻，马斯克的退出将吱吱叫置于一个脆弱的状态106 . EPA-EFE/文件

周一，推特股价暴跌，因为埃隆马斯克(埃隆马斯克)在放弃对这家社交媒体巨头440亿美元的收购后，发表了一篇嘲笑、挑衅性的评论，称即将发生法庭大战。

这家微博平台的股价下跌11.3%,收于32.65美元，分析师表示，马斯克的退出使该公司在核心业务面临挑战的时刻处于脆弱状态。

根据一份美国证券文件中包括的马斯克律师的一封信，在数周的威胁后，马斯克周五终止了这笔交易，指责吱吱叫对虚假账户的数量进行了"误导性"陈述。

在他自宣布以来的首次公开言论中，马斯克周日深夜在吱吱叫上抨击了该公司，此前该公司表示将起诉以执行该交易。

他们说我不能买推特。他们不会透露机器人信息。现在他们想在法庭上强迫我买下推特。"现在他们必须在法庭上披露机器人信息，"他在一条推文中写道，四份声明都配有马斯克越来越开心地笑着的照片。

第二条推文展示了武术明星查克诺里斯乙等

Twitter offered a fresh rebuttal of its own late Monday, releasing a letter from its legal team to Musk's lawyers that called the Tesla boss's grounds for ending the deal "invalid and wrongful," according to a securities filing.

• Musk ditches Twitter deal, triggering defiant response

"Twitter demands that Mr. Musk and the other Musk Parties comply with their obligations under the Agreement, including their obligations to use their respective reasonable best efforts to consummate and make effective the transactions contemplated by the Agreement," said Twitter attorneys at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz.

• The 'bots' at heart of Twitter buyout row

The termination of the takeover agreement Musk inked in April sets the stage for a potentially lengthy court battle with Twitter, which initially opposed a transaction with the unpredictable billionaire entrepreneur.

The original merger agreement contained a $1 billion breakup fee.

Twitter has defended its fake account oversight and said it will sue to force Musk to complete the deal.

The social network says the number of fake accounts is less than five percent, a figure challenged by the multi-billionaire who believes the percentage to be much higher.

S&P Global Ratings said Musk's latest move "carries multiple downside risks" for Twitter, pointing to the precariousness of company revenues tied to advertising given rising recession risk.

The ratings agency said there was risk from even a successful recouping of the $1 billion breakup fee.

"While the breakup fee could be credit positive, we believe the negative publicity could harm Twitter's relationships with its advertisers, employees, and investors in all possible scenarios," S&P said.

- Future 'in limbo' -

The latest back-and-forth follows weeks of public squabbling between the sides after Musk amplified the fake accounts issue, causing some analysts to speculate that he was getting cold feet about the deal, which drew criticism from progressive advocacy groups concerned about his political agenda.

• Elon Musk purchase puts Twitter moral champion in crosshairs

Musk's norm-defying conduct has come as little surprise to longtime watchers of the Tesla and SpaceX chief, who are accustomed to a constant stream of statements that flout or test convention and sometimes provoke a crackdown from regulators.

Some market watchers predicted the deal would fall apart shortly after it was announced, but others still saw a way forward on Monday even in the wake of the latest happenings.

"While the two parties likely are facing a lengthy battle of which the final decision remains very uncertain, we believe Twitter may have the stronger case," said Morningstar analyst Ali Mogharabi.

"We also think that a scenario remains where Musk and Twitter reach a new, lower-price agreement."

But Mogharabi lowered his estimate for Twitter shares to $47 from Musk's bid price of $54.20, saying: "We expect Twitter will likely face distractions that set back its efforts to grow revenue and expand margins."

For analyst Dan Ives at Wedbush Securities, "this is a 'code red' situation for Twitter and its Board as now the company will go head to head against Musk in a Game of Thrones court battle."

"We see no other bidders emerging at this time while legal proceedings play out in the courts."

Briefing.com called the disintegration of the Musk deal "a worst-case scenario for the company in the short-to-intermediate term," putting Twitter's "future in limbo and creating a massive distraction."

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