In the wake of the coronavirus crash of 2020, social media platforms Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & others nosedove in value to a similar extent.
However, whereas those companies have regained the majority of their stock price losses, Twitter has not.
In this video we ask why that is. From a technical perspective the market may be undervaluing Twitter. We look at recent changes to Twitter's management including the possibilty of an acquisition, removal of Jack Dorsey, the recent watershed deal with Silverlake and Elliot Management as well as positioning towards increased monetisation of Twitter's user base.
Is the current price of roughly $33 per share a good entry point to set you up for profits in the fall? Probably. After all, with the economy reopening, the election season looming with its increased twittersphere engagement, as well as sports sponsorships such as the PGA tour & Tennis' US Open, the indicators point to an upward surge in Twitter's value in the medium term.
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