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Twitter is in freefall. TWTRAnd approaching oversold levels. This is an impulse downwards of some sort at an even smaller degree. A Wave c of zigzag perhaps? Our experience tells us that these almost always reach oversold levels at intraday timeframes. Fibonacci show us some goals. We are not in the business of getting every prediction right, no one ever does and that is not the aim of the game. The Fibonacci targets are highlighted in purple with invalidation in red. Fibonacci goals, it is prudent to suggest, are nothing more than mere fractally evident and therefore statistically likely levels that the market will go to. Having said that, the market will always do what it wants and always has a mind of its own. Therefore, none of this is financial advice, so do your own research and rely only on your own analysis. Trading is a true one man sport. Good luck out there and stay safe!
NYSE:TWTRShort
by Rykin_Capital
$TWTR good long opportunity At its current price of $54, Twitter’s stock (NYSE:TWTR) has a good upside potential. In recently released Q3 2021 earnings, Twitter saw revenue grow to $1.28 billion, up 37% y-o-y. The growth was led by advertising revenue which was $1.14 billion, up 41% y-o-y. This was led by an increase in total ad engagements (6% y-o-y) and Cost per engagement (CPE) (33% y-o-y). The company also had a one-time net litigation charge of $766 million to settle a shareholder class action lawsuit partially offset by an insurance recovery. Further, the company reported $1.16 billion of cash inflows from operating activities for the first nine months. Despite the recent fall post Q3 earnings, we believe the stock has an upside potential in the medium term. www.nasdaq.com
NYSE:TWTRLong
by Marcos1910
Twitter | Fundamental Analysis| MUST READ...Shares of Twitter dropped 11% last Wednesday after the management released a mixed Q3 earnings report. Revenue grew 37% year-over-year to $1.28 billion, which was in line with analysts` forecasts. But the company also posted a net loss of $537 million, or $0.67 per share, $0.85 below expectations, and down sharply from a net income of $29 million, or $0.04 per share, last year. That loss was due to a one-time $766 million in legal expenses to settle a class-action lawsuit that was filed five years ago. Shareholders blamed Twitter for using misleading engagement metrics. In the fourth quarter, Twitter anticipates revenue growth of 16%-24%, which is in line with expectations for growth of 22%. But that forecast still includes revenue from MoPub, the mobile advertising network that the company intends to sell to AppLovin in the first quarter of 2022. The company expects its operating income to be positive again next quarter, but still down 29% to 48% year-over-year as the company ramps up its investments. Twitter's performance has not been good, and it's obvious why investors have rushed away. But isn't this drop creating a buying opportunity? Twitter's number of monetizable daily active users (mDAUs) rose 13% year-over-year (and 2% sequentially) to 211 million for the quarter. This is a continuation of the steady growth in mDAUs over the past year. In the third quarter, Twitter's international mDAUs grew 14% year-over-year to 174 million, but mDAUs in the U.S. grew only 3% to 37 million. Nevertheless, 58% of Twitter's revenue still comes from U.S. users. The international increase was boosted by Japan, which accounted for 29% of the company's international revenue and 12% of its total revenue. Like Facebook, Pinterest and Snap, Twitter is doing its best to steadily improve the monetization of overseas users to reduce its overall dependence on the U.S. market. Twitter's advertising revenue, which accounts for 89% of total sales, grew 41% year-over-year as the company benefited from the Olympics, increased its ad connections by 6%, and felt only a "moderate" influence of Apple's privacy update on iOS data tracking apps. The cost per engagement (CPE) that advertisers pay for each ad engagement was also up 33% from the initial impact of the pandemic a year earlier. Twitter's core advertising business looks quite viable, but the company expects the sale of MoPub to result in a $200 million to $250 million drop in total revenue in 2022. The company doesn't expect to make up for those losses by growing other businesses next year, but it also said the sale won't alter its purpose of making more than $7.5 billion in annual revenue by 2023 -- a big jump from Wall Street's expectation of $5.1 billion this year. Twitter believes it will be able to reach that purpose by increasing its audience to more than 315 million mDAUs and launching new products. But many of the products Twitter has launched - including short-lived "Fleets," organized "topics" for tweets, a new "tip" feature, and subscriptions for top accounts - do not inspire much confidence in the company's ability to meet its goals. Twitter has already grown its workforce by more than 30 percent in 2021 to support these ambitious plans. As per CFO Ned Segal, these expenses, as well as other recent investments, are not yet fully accounted for and will likely result in "an average 20% increase in total expenses next year before new hires or additional investments during 2022." So, some investors are probably concerned that Twitter will spend too much money next year while not launching any inspiring revenue-boosting products. They are also probably skeptical of Twitter's rosy projections for 2023, especially as mDAU growth - especially in the U.S. - is gradually slowing. Twitter's stock is trading at about 40 times the earnings forecast. This price-to-earnings ratio makes it more expensive than Facebook, which trades at 20 times earnings forecast, but it is cheaper than Pinterest or Snap. Twitter is still developing, but its valuation was probably inflated because of the ambitious goals it set at its Investor Day in February. Snap was also recently punished for a mixed quarter after announcing that it could deliver more than 50 percent revenue growth in the next few years. Twitter could suffer a similar fate over the next few quarters if its aggressive spending plans don't bear fruit. Therefore, it would be prudent not to touch Twitter stock until the company shows clearer signs that it can achieve its ambitious long-term goals.
NYSE:TWTRShort
by FOREXN1
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Twitter bull & bust Casetwitter has recently made a sharp downside move towards 100EMA on the weekly chart which looks like will hold for a couple of upside sessions as of now as the market is over all in strong upside momentum with daily record close across the board. That being said, the over all picture for the company and stock looks a bit shaky with sharp sell off from the past week. if the stock does manage to climb back towards the 70/72ish area i believe it can still dive down towards the 2019 Area all over again. which will be an Ideal place to go long on this stock. but for Day traders this stock can be a real treat as the daily volume is high so the volatility is there to make money both ways. Personally i would go long with $48 as the stop loss area and $70 as Take profit and would be a seller at $70 with stop loss at $76 and all the way towards $30/35$ take profit.
NYSE:TWTRLong
by shaxrashid
BUY Twitter Inc.I'm not a financial adviser. Take trade at your own risk. Why I'm interested in buying TWTR stocks? We can see NEGATIVE earnings - how does retail trader think when he/she saw a negative outcome? Retail do expect the market to short, but if you gonna pay attention to detail, you should already know that outcome of earnings is ONLY LIQUIDITY INDUCEMENT. I do expect twitter to continue bullish based on Intent of Demand Zone as Bullish Break of Structure. Now we are in a phase of return into origin - RTD.
NYSE:TWTRLong
by Trader_Ptr
WATCHING $TWTR - Key Levels and Analysis WATCHING $TWTR - Key Levels and Analysis I kind of can’t believe that I didn’t publish this one… I drew it up this morning and it dumped down exactly to where I had… but… going forward, that’s a very bearish MacD crossover… and also broke a trendline to the downside… I have my alerts set @ 50 to reassess. —————— I am not your financial advisor, but I will happily answer questions and analyze to the best of my ability but ultimately the risk is on you. Check out my ideas, but also do your due diligence. If you want me to analyze any stock or ETF just leave me a comment and I’ll do it if I can. Have fun, y’all!!
NYSE:TWTRShort
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
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