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Twiter shares record an all time low

 
According to techncrunch twitter have recorded an all time share price. It is said that recently twitter share have been lowering each day.This morning, shares opened at $37.66, or 11.6 percent below yesterday’s closing price of $42.62.
hortly after that, shares traded at $37.24, pushing the limit of Twitter’s all-time low a bit further. Shares are now trading at $38.10.
Yet, the most surprising part is that the company actually beat Wall Street’s expectations, reporting $250 million in revenue with earnings per share of $0.00 on a non-GAAP basis. Even more impressive, the company’s revenue is up 119 percent year-over-year.
In other words, Twitter is still growing like crazy when it comes to revenue. But this isn’t the magic number investors were looking for. Twitter is still a bigger version of the startup that it used to be. The company’s main focus right now is still growth, growth and growth.
And in this area, Twitter reported a 5.8 percent increase in monthly active users in the three-month period. It’s better than Q4 growth, but today’s downturn proves that it is not enough to satisfy investors.
As a reminder, Twitter opened at a price of around $45 when it went public. It subsequently rose to its all-time high of $74 three weeks after the IPO, before taking a couple of nosedives. The company currently has a market capitalization of around $22 billion.
 
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courtesy of tech crunch

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