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Elon Musk To Buy Twitter (NYSE: $TWTR) @ $54.20 Per Share?! 🐦Twitter, Inc. operates as a platform for public self-expression and conversation in real-time. The company offers Twitter, a platform that allows users to consume, create, distribute, and discover content. It also provides promoted products and services, such as promoted ads and Twitter amplify, follower ads, and Twitter takeover; Tips to directly send small one-time payments on Twitter using various payment methods, including bitcoin; Super Follows, a paid monthly subscription, which includes bonus content, exclusive previews, and perks as a way to support and connect with creators on Twitter; and Ticketed Spaces to support creators on Twitter for their time and effort in hosting, speaking, and moderating the public conversation on Twitter Spaces. In addition, the company offers Twitter Audience platform, an advertising offering that enables advertisers to extend advertising campaigns; Twitter Developer Platform, a platform that enables developers to build tools for people and businesses using its public application programming interface; and paid access to Twitter data for partners with commercial use cases. Twitter, Inc. was founded in 2006 and is based in San Francisco, California.
NYSE:TWTRLong
by RedHotStocks
3
Going short on twtr As you can see there is a gap TWTR has to fill. When it run crazy after the ELON news, it did ran pretty good but was not able to break the previous resistance and from that point it is trending down. So what I see is it will fill the gap area and now that it is below the 200 ema you can short it until it reaches down at the support. Manage your risk if the idea goes south. I am not a financial advisor but I wanna explain my idea on TWTR and help people make some money off of it.
NYSE:TWTRShort
by MadaraTrades
1
What does Elon Musk want out of his Twitter stake?After being a staunch critic of Twitter for years, Elon Musk has acquired a 9.2% stake in the company for an estimated $2.9 billion in a deal that is widely seen as an attempt to shake things up at the social media platform. Twitter’s stock surged 27% on April 4 following the ownership announcement. Currently the world’s richest person with a net worth of over $270 billion, Musk became the platform’s largest shareholder and landed a seat on Twitter’s board of directors shortly after the ownership disclosure. The appointment would allow the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive officer to pitch ideas like adding an edit button to tweets and advocating free speech. Free speech vision Even before building his stake in Twitter, Musk has long criticized the platform for its restrictive policies. The self-proclaimed “free speech absolutist” in late March put out a controversial free speech poll asking his more than 80 million followers if they believe Twitter adheres to the principle of free speech as a key to “a functioning democracy.” Musk also stressed the importance of the poll, urging his followers to vote carefully. Majority — or 70.4% — of Musk’s followers said “no” to the survey. In a tweet two days after the poll, Musk said that “given that Twitter serves as the de facto public town square, failing to adhere to free speech principles fundamentally undermines democracy. What should be done?” Weeks later, Twitter came out with an ownership filing disclosing Musk’s stake. Musk now owns a bigger stake than Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, who still owns just over 2% of the company. Dorsey is known to be pro-censorship. Prior to Dorsey stepping down as CEO in November, Twitter moved to permanently suspend the Twitter account of former US President Donald Trump after the attack on the US Capitol Building on January 6 2021, with Dorsey saying it was “the right decision” for the company. The question now lies on whether Musk will reinstate Trump’s Twitter account. But more than that, the acquisition will make Twitter’s stock more sensitive to tweets by Musk. Market-moving tweets Musk's excessive usage of Twitter triggered warnings, subpoenas and lawsuits by the US Securities and Exchange Commission in recent years. In 2018, he stepped aside as chairman of Tesla as part of a settlement with the SEC and agreed to pay a $20 million fine over past market-moving tweets that affected the carmaker’s stock price. The billionaire’s tweets in mid-March about owning cryptocurrencies Bitcoin, Ethereum or Doge and having no intentions to sell his positions pushed up the market price of these digital tokens. With his position in Twitter, Musk’s criticisms against the microblogging site will likely have an impact on its share price movement. His investment in Twitter provided a lifeline to the company as its shares have fallen to below $40 apiece in recent months. Latest challenge for Twitter After being targeted by activist shareholder Elliott Management for years, leading to Dorsey relinquishing his role as CEO, Twitter will now be up against Musk, who according to New York Times’ Opinion writer Kara Swisher, is an active investor. "Elon Musk doesn’t take a 9.2% interest in a company like Twitter simply for passive income… he was never going to sit on the sidelines of the fight over Twitter,” Swisher said in an opinion piece on Thursday. In a sign of his plan to take on a more active role on Twitter’s board, Musk filed a more detailed Schedule 13D filing with the SEC three days after submitting a Schedule 13G, which is intended for investors that do not plan to engage with the company’s management. A 13D filing makes passive investors transition into activist status. Musk’s exact plans for Twitter remain uncertain, but Twitter’s stock will surely be one to watch in the coming days. Over the past 24 hours, Musk put out more polls including asking his followers whether or not to “convert Twitter SF HQ to homeless shelter since no one shows up anyway.” The Tesla CEO also wants Twitter to remove advertising for subscribers of its Twitter Blue paid subscription service, he said in a tweet on Saturday. The plan is expected to be met with opposition from Twitter’s board as 89.8% of Twitter’s revenue in the fourth quarter of 2021 was from advertising.
NYSE:TWTR
by BlackBull_Markets
The paint There are two different sets of trading methods that have the same trading performance over the years, one with a 30% win rate and the other with a 70% win rate. Excuse me, which one will you choose? Two-thirds of professional traders opt for the former; Almost all novices choose the latter. Why the difference? Professional traders understand something that novice traders don't. In order to achieve the desired result, a method with a 70% win rate has very little room for error. What happens in a bad year (when you have a 50% win rate)? Professional traders recognize that a 30% win rate approach has a better risk management structure. A method with a 30% win rate has more room for error. In fact, the 30 percent winning method assumes that more than half of all trades end up losing money. Any method will have good performance and bad performance. Trading underperformance should be internalized into the overall system. As an old saying goes, "It is easier to make money in the commodity market than to keep it." It's full of wisdom. Holding your money is a skill of money management and risk management. The good times will never come unless traders can find a way to hold on to the principal in their pockets when trading goes bad. The principle of (1) The key to consistently profitable commodity trading is not to find some magical way to find profitable trades. (2) Consistently successful trading is based on strong risk management. (3) Successful trading is a process of patiently repeating things with discipline. (4) The human part of the transaction is extremely important and has been ignored by other authors for many years. Recognizing and managing fear and greed is central to sustained successful speculation. I'm not going to pretend that I've perfected this. (5) Even if most trades lose money over a period of time, the end result may still be profitable. The "process" trumps the outcome of any one or several transactions. (6) The rules of chart trading are not magic, but simply provide a framework for the trading process. From "Futures Sniper: 21-Week Trading Notes on Winners"
NYSE:TWTRLong
by Haoge
1
TWTR: Is it a good buy right now? Complete trend analysis!Hello traders and investors! Let’s see how TWTR is doing today, and do a complete trend analysis on it. First, in the 1h chart, it seems we have a Descending Triangle, and it seems TWTR is losing the support at $ 46.87. This might indicate further drop, especially considering it is doing lower highs/lows, and it is below the 21 ema. We have some bearish structures, but since TWTR is so close to this support, there’s still time to react, but it must react quickly in order to avoid a sharper pullback. It is important to mention that in the daily chart the trend is clearly bullish. It has been a while since we are above the 21 ema and doing higher highs/lows. It just happens that it is too stretched right now, thanks to Elon Musk, and the volume is trading at record highs too. In this case, remember: Pullbacks are opportunities to buy. Any correction to the 21 ema would be great, but we must wait for the confirmation in the 1h chart, by losing the $ 46.87. To me, TWTR will fill both gaps (yellow squares), meaning, it has a target at $ 64.73, but it’ll be a though ride, with a lots of ups and downs. In the weekly chart, we see that the situation is not that easy for TWTR. Even with all the volatility, TWTR just did a very technical movement, and it jumped to hit the 61.8% retracement (with an unbelievable precision), and now we see a Shooting Star candlestick pattern. This is going to be a strong resistance for TWTR, therefore, we must see more bullish structures in the daily chart. So far, everything is going according to the plan, but we must keep our eyes open. I’ll keep you guys updated on this, so, remember to follow me to not miss any of my daily analyses!
NYSE:TWTR
by Nathan_The_Finance_Hydra
5
TWTR: Buy Zone is 38-41Twitter just completed an impressive 5-wave move off the low. What happens next is important. If we can get a nice ABC pullback to the .500 - .618 fibonacci retracement ($38-41) followed by a break above $55, it will signal that TWTR is in the heart of its W-3 with preliminary price targets of $85-$95. Those who are more risk taking may want to purchase at 38-41, those who are more risk averse may want to wait until the breakout above 55. Musk has generated a lot of excitement around twitter and twitter is heavily used during elections, which 2022 is a midterm election year. I currently do not have a position in twitter, but I will buy if we reach my buying zone.
NYSE:TWTRShort
by TomDaSpankEngine