Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock closed with a 24.56% plunge on Feb. 6, the day after it released earnings. Even though Twitter earnings beat Wall Street estimates, there were two troubling numbers that triggered last week's TWTR stock sell-off.
The first was the company's "timeline views." Timeline views are a measure of user engagement. They measure how many times a Twitter user refreshes a page.
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Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock is trading 158% higher than its $26 IPO price - but that bull run could be over after today's earnings.
After market close, TWTR will report its first-ever earnings as a publicly traded company. Wall Street forecasts Twitter will lose $0.02 per share on $217.8 million in sales in its Q4 2014 report. Full-year estimates call for an earnings per share (EPS) loss of $0.19 on revenue of $639.39 million.
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The hottest IPO of 2013 hit the market today, and Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock lived up to its hype... (today, anyway).
Shares of Twitter opened at $45 a share, 73% above its initial public offering price. Within minutes, shares surged another $5 to $50.08 a share, up nearly 90%.
TWTR ended the day at $44.94.
Shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange around 10:50 a.m. Thursday under the symbol TWTR. Thirty-eight million shares changed hands within 10 minutes. Unlike Facebook Inc.'s (Nasdaq: FB) IPO fiasco, Twitter's debut went off without a hitch.
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A lot of people got rich on Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock following the Twitter IPO this week.
Especially after it opened 73% above its IPO price at $45.10.
The company announced Wednesday that it priced the 70 million shares at $26, which will raise about $1.8 billion dollars for the social media and messaging darling. Although the company tried to keep expectations low following Facebook's (Nasdaq: FB) ill-starred debut last year, the road show seems to have generated enough demand to warrant a higher offering price.
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If the stock market were a pinball machine, it would read “TILT!” Twitter shares made their debut yesterday… and immediately went ballistic – up more than 77% at midday. Institutional investors picked up more than 90% of the available shares. And, unfortunately for investors left with the remaining 10%, the sky-high share price has nothing whatsoever to do with the company’s fundamentals.
Here’s how those investors were hoodwinked…
Twitter, in keeping with its conservative approach to its forthcoming IPO, has set an offer price at about 9.5 times projected 2014 sales -- making it cheaper than other hot social media stocks like Facebook and LinkedIn. No doubt, the Twitter IPO will set the market on fire - at least on Day One. But before you get too excited,
there's something you should know about the latest tech darling...
Today (Monday), Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald appeared on FOX Business' "Varney & Co." to answer the question, "Will Twitter Stock Be a Buy?"
In its Thursday initial public offering (IPO) filing, Twitter disclosed it made $47.5 million from selling off user data to companies working in analytics.
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With Facebook stock suddenly doing well, tech investors are already getting goose bumps over the prospects for a Twitter stock offering. But whether Twitter is a buy hinges on whether the company can answer one critical question...
Well before we reach the day when Twitter goes public, the Wall Street hype machine will be running at full tilt.That's going to make it hard for some to resist jumping on the Twitter bandwagon. But before things start to get too crazy, there''s something you need to know...
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Have you heard the latest about the Twitter IPO? Then you won’t want to miss Keith Fitz-Gerald’s take on Twitter and social media investing on Fox Business’ “Varney & Co.”…
