Twitter IPO / Who Buyin?
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Contributed my 2013 IRA.
Bought AXP and some more DIS.
It was either going to be AXP, M or SIRI.
Both M and SIRI had huge recent jumps, so I went with the more steady AXP.
Bought AXP and some more DIS.
It was either going to be AXP, M or SIRI.
Both M and SIRI had huge recent jumps, so I went with the more steady AXP.
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fuckery and fuckery
I bought Apple shares staggered through out the year... from 450 to 525
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S.SAVAGE and S.SAVAGE
It's funny because I was following it for a semester project, so I saw it climb. 100 was my limit and I was still iffy about it and didn't do it. I told my Sister and a buddy of mine, both to which didn't jump on it either!
fuck life! i was ready to buy a couple since I had the money. O well, You live and you learn. I'll be looking up GoPro before deciding.
fuck life! i was ready to buy a couple since I had the money. O well, You live and you learn. I'll be looking up GoPro before deciding.
DIP CITY
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Read more: MKM Says Buy Twitter Ahead of May Earnings Release | Benzinga
The stock has been a roller coaster since its initial public offering in November 2013. Shares opened for trade at $45.10 on November 7 after being priced at $26. By late December the stock had reached a high of $74.73.
44.03
Change
-0.02 -0.05%
Volume
Volume 50,337
----------------------------
Read more: MKM Says Buy Twitter Ahead of May Earnings Release | Benzinga
The stock has been a roller coaster since its initial public offering in November 2013. Shares opened for trade at $45.10 on November 7 after being priced at $26. By late December the stock had reached a high of $74.73.
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Q. Hi Cody do you think Twitter could ostensibly become a bitcoin or other money transmission mechanism given the secure tech they have and the hypothetical connect the dots between some of the VC’s who back bitcoin and Twitter? Also, related, at what price does TWTR become a buy?
A. I’ve pretty much lost all faith in Twitter’s management’s ability to innovate and their lack of vision for the future. That might get priced into Twitter’s stock at some point, but I think I wouldn’t be tempted to change my bearish stance on TWTR unless it were to fall even another 30%-40% from these levels. At a $15 billion valuation (down from about $21 billion as I type), I’d be interested in getting long Twitter at least for a trade. But I don’t think I’ll ever want to invest in Twitter’s current trajectory and management. Remember this? Cody Willard calls Twitter IPO a “debacle”; $1.6 billion left on the table (from November 7, 2013). I bet TWTR management wish they could go back and get the $2 billion left on the table at the IPO now
Q. Let’s short TWTR?
A. Shoulda’ woulda’ coulda’ shorted Twitter $TWTR back when it hit $60 or whatever. Too little room on the downside target I just gave you for me to want to try to game it for a trade. Here’s a good quote about Twitter’s funk from A Eulogy for Twitter: “Twitter is the platform that led us into the mobile Internet age … Twitter has done for social publishing what AOL did for email … Twitter felt big even when it was dwarfed by social giants like Facebook. More importantly, it felt vibrant. But the truth is that it has always been small. Only now it’s not the treehouse club it once was. Instead, Twitter feels closed off, choked, in a way that makes us want to explore somewhere else for a while.”
Q. Hi Cody do you think Twitter could ostensibly become a bitcoin or other money transmission mechanism given the secure tech they have and the hypothetical connect the dots between some of the VC’s who back bitcoin and Twitter? Also, related, at what price does TWTR become a buy?
A. I’ve pretty much lost all faith in Twitter’s management’s ability to innovate and their lack of vision for the future. That might get priced into Twitter’s stock at some point, but I think I wouldn’t be tempted to change my bearish stance on TWTR unless it were to fall even another 30%-40% from these levels. At a $15 billion valuation (down from about $21 billion as I type), I’d be interested in getting long Twitter at least for a trade. But I don’t think I’ll ever want to invest in Twitter’s current trajectory and management. Remember this? Cody Willard calls Twitter IPO a “debacle”; $1.6 billion left on the table (from November 7, 2013). I bet TWTR management wish they could go back and get the $2 billion left on the table at the IPO now
Q. Let’s short TWTR?
A. Shoulda’ woulda’ coulda’ shorted Twitter $TWTR back when it hit $60 or whatever. Too little room on the downside target I just gave you for me to want to try to game it for a trade. Here’s a good quote about Twitter’s funk from A Eulogy for Twitter: “Twitter is the platform that led us into the mobile Internet age … Twitter has done for social publishing what AOL did for email … Twitter felt big even when it was dwarfed by social giants like Facebook. More importantly, it felt vibrant. But the truth is that it has always been small. Only now it’s not the treehouse club it once was. Instead, Twitter feels closed off, choked, in a way that makes us want to explore somewhere else for a while.”
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Mixerr and Mixerr
How Low Can It GO?
$31.74
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Volume 1.15m
May 6, 2014, 4:28 p.m.
Many of Twitter’s early investors can now choose to sell their holdings. The company went public six months ago. Co-founders Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams, along with Twitter Chief Executive Dick Costolo, have said they did not intend to sell their shares after the lockup period expired.
$31.74
Change
-0.11 -0.35%
Volume 1.15m
May 6, 2014, 4:28 p.m.
Many of Twitter’s early investors can now choose to sell their holdings. The company went public six months ago. Co-founders Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams, along with Twitter Chief Executive Dick Costolo, have said they did not intend to sell their shares after the lockup period expired.
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