Twitter earnings for Q3 will be announced after the closing bell on Oct. 27.
CEO Jack Dorsey has a tall task in unlocking TWTR shareholder value.
Twitter earnings for Q3 will be announced after the closing bell on Oct. 27.
CEO Jack Dorsey has a tall task in unlocking TWTR shareholder value.
Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) reported earnings after the closing bell July 28. What the social media company had to say sent Twitter stock into fits...
After an immediate 6% gain, shares began to plummet. The Twitter stock price today hit a 52-week low, down 13.63% to $31.56 a share as of noon ET.
Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) announces earnings July 28 after the bell. The crucial numbers follow what's been a rough year for the company...
You see, investors want to know how the firm is battling flagging revenue, a management shake-up, and more.
Here are the need-to-know highlights in Twitter earnings for Q2 2015...
Stock market today, February 6, 2015: U.S. stock futures for Friday, Feb. 6, showed a 7-point increase from yesterday's close. The Dow Jones added 212 points Thursday on rising oil prices and news that Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) will purchase Hospira Inc. (NYSE: HSP) for $17 billion, or $90 per share.
This morning, investors will look past gloomy European economic data and focus on earnings reports and the U.S. jobs report.
The good news: at 8:30 a.m., the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced the U.S. created approximately 257,000 jobs, handily topping consensus expectations of 234,000. The bad news: the unemployment rate in January unexpectedly climbed from 5.6% to 5.7%.
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.
Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) is on tap to post Q3 results after Monday's closing bell - which means Twitter stock will be on the move after hours.
Wall Street's forecast for revenue is $351 million, handily above guidance provided by Twitter itself. The company said last quarter it expects revenue for Q3 to come in between $330 and $340 million.
Twitter stock (NYSE: TWTR) closed up 1.74% to trade at $38.59 per share ahead of second-quarter 2014 earnings scheduled for release after the bell on Tuesday. Only minutes after release, TWTR stock jumped 30.22% in after-hours trading. On Wednesday, shares traded at $46.97 (up 21.72%) as of 11:30 a.m. EDT.
Despite beating estimates in previous earnings this year, each earnings release saw Twitter stock plummet.
This time it’s different, because of a single number…
Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock plunged 10.4% after it released its second-ever earnings as a publicly traded company on Tuesday. It dropped as low as 14.22% in premarket trading, ultimately opening down 11.78% on Wednesday morning.
Its first quarter earnings per share (EPS) of $0.00 topped Wall Street estimates by $0.03, and a revenue of $250.5 million beat projections by $9.6 million, constituting a 116% increase compared to the same period last year.
The good news ends there.
Here's why Twitter stock dropped, even though it beat Wall Street estimates...
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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