Twitter’s New Catalysts Aren’t Really Working Out
Twitter (TWTR) was expected to have three catalysts in Fleets, Spaces, and Blue. But these aren’t bringing in more users.
Twitter (TWTR) was expected to have three catalysts in Fleets, Spaces, and Blue. But these aren’t bringing in more users.
Twitter Spaces, Twitter Blue, and International ads could become catalysts for Twitter (TWTR) stock in the near future.
Twitter (TWTR) is a hot stock once again as the company is now seen as a top collector of ad online revenue.
Twitter (TWTR) is expected to have just 2% profit growth in 2020. Ugh. No wonder the stock just dropped 20%.
Twitter (TWTR) broke out to an All-Time high after it reported earnings. But profit growth was bad, as are profit estimates.
Twitter (TWTR) just beat the street and delivered 63% profit growth. Great! But the company then lowered profit estimates. Hmmmm.
Last qtr, Twitter (TWTR) was supposed to make a profit of $0.14. It delivered $0.21. TWTR stock is looking good for 2019.
Twitter (TWTR) stock just got slammed from the high-$40s to the low-$30s after it lowered profit estimates. So is this the time to buy?
Twitter (TWTR) has now joined the ranks of the Elite Stocks. So expect this stock to be accumulated by institutions.
For the first three qtrs of 2017 Twitter (TWTR) posted negative profit growth. Then last qtr profits rose 19%, and everyone jumped on the bandwagon. Except me.
Twitter’s (TWTR) negative conference call has spooked investors, and I will sell TWTR from the Growth Portfolio and Aggressive Growth Portfolio today.
Twitter (TWTR) dropped after it reported earnings, but the lowered estimates aren’t too bad.
Twiter (TWTR) crushed earnings estimates last qtr, and this might usher in a new era of growth for TWTR.
Today I will collect a franchise name for the Growth Portfolio that I feel could be on the verge of a run higher.
My first look at Twitter (TWTR) is a combination of good (sales), bad (profits) and ugly (stock chart).