There has been a lot of talk about insider buying of Twitter stock. The company still has serious problems, and all the narratives you're hearing are hype.
Twitter stock's trajectory is typical of overhyped stocks that will go down in the end...
By Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report -
There has been a lot of talk about insider buying of Twitter stock. The company still has serious problems, and all the narratives you're hearing are hype.
Twitter stock's trajectory is typical of overhyped stocks that will go down in the end...
By Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report -
There has been a lot of talk about insider buying of Twitter stock. The company still has serious problems, and all the narratives you're hearing are hype.
Twitter stock's trajectory is typical of overhyped stocks that will go down in the end...
Here are the reasons that Twitter stock is a short...
By Tara Clarke, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @TaraKateClarke -
Twitter earnings were released Thursday afternoon for the fifth time since its November 2013 initial public offering. Twitter stock fell nearly 7% after hours immediately after the release. Within 20 minutes, it bounced back positive to a 7% gain.
The way we see it, the first reaction - the negative one - is the correct read.
That's because the company's history of meeting (even surpassing) its financial goals, and missing on user growth, continued today. User growth is the lifeblood of Twitter.
By Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report -
I recently talked about the secret I wish everybody knew when it comes to market timing and discussed one of the most valuable Total Wealth tools of all - the Put/Call Ratio.
I also promised you a look at one great trade in particular involving a current social media darling. Today, I'm delivering...
If you've been with me for a while, you already know I don't like social media stocks. They're not hooked into our unstoppable trends (nope, not even Technology). Their products are "nice to have" instead of "need to have." And most of them have no real way to make money.
But that's the thing about tactics.
If you have the right trading tactics, you can squeeze profit out of any stock. Even ones you don't like.
In this case, I think betting on one stock's failure may be far more profitable than betting on its success.
I know that this may seem un-American or somehow unethical, but shorting a stock - that is, betting on its decline - is a killer tactic and can be a fabulously profitable tactic used to build your wealth.
That's a tactic we've talked about, but if you're not familiar with shorting, don't worry. I've got you covered with a special sidebar in a few minutes. So let's get back to the meat and potatoes.