Stocks were set to jump to start the holiday-shortened week as positive headlines eased investors after last week's gloomy jobs numbers.
" because of the COVID-19 pandemic, said in a series of tweets on Sunday that he is growing more optimistic about the public health situation.
"While it is hard to be positive when we know that tens of thousands more will die and many more will get severely sick, I have no choice but to be more optimistic about the intermediate future based on the data and facts I have seen recently. I hope I am right," Ackman wrote.
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