Analysts, however, ascribed much of the drop to typical investor jitters about acquisitions, uneasiness among media investors in general and perhaps even a belief that Univision's purchase meant it was not interested in being bought -- a point of serious speculation recently.
Rihanna channeled a sexier persona as she ascended a plexiglass catwalk over the audience as she strutted to "Woo," a dark, woozy jam co-produced by rapper and tour opening act Travis Scott (the two have been romantically linked, but Rihanna's love life has been a point of tabloid speculation for years since her tumultuous relationship with Chris Brown). .
The fate of the official, Pak Nam-gi, the ruling Workers Partyy's finance and planning department chief, who is said to have spearheaded the currency reform, became a focal point of speculation when he did not appear at any official functions reported in the North Korean news media for the past two months.
Tubaigy's alleged visit to Istanbul on Oct. 2 has emerged as a point of interest amid public speculation about whether, if Khashoggi was murdered, as Turkish officials say, his killing was premeditated or was the result of an interrogation or kidnapping gone wrong.
Digital currency anonymity has been considered a point of hesitancy for macro speculation thus far; however, the government hopes to allay these concerns by classifying cryptocurrencies under new legislation.
When he isn't managing, he is the focal point of speculation about when he will manage again.
One prominent point of speculation was that Wells Fargo had failed to pick up on the assumed preference of the regulators for a single-point-of-entry ("SPOE") resolution strategy.
Although on that point of speculation, Feldman hedged.
And with big names like Kevin Harrington and Joel Comm on ShipChain's advisory board, the blockchain space has already matured past the point of speculation.
