TWTR is having a bad year. Since reporting their first results as a public company back on February 6th, the stock is down 22% and quickly approaching the earnings gap low of $50: Why is …
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The social media bubble has been all the rage over the past year. Yes, I called it a bubble. Trying to time when a bubble will pop is a very difficult game, which is why …
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TWTR has had a wee bit of volatility since reporting user engagement and growth metrics that disappointed the street last Wednesday, sending the shares down 24% in the following day, closing on the closest thing …
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Below is a list of some of the most interesting single stock options activity from today’s trading session: 1. S & TMUS: Lots of headlines over the past week as to whether or not a …
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As my esteemed colleague/editor @CCLagator so aptly titled my thoughts in my earlier post on Twitter’s Q4 and guidance “Flushed Down the TWTR“, I think it is safe to say that’s exactly how Twitter holders …
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Following last week’s better than expected Q4 results from FB, and the stock’s subsequent 14% one day surge to new highs, we wanted to offer an alternative structure to those inclined to be long TWTR …
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On the surface, TWTR’s Q4 results and forward guidance beat expectations on most financial metrics, yet the stock is down more than 20% in the pre-market as growth in monthly active users (mau) was a …
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Below is a list of some of the most interesting single stock options activity from today’s trading session: 1. TWTR – in front of the company’s first quarterly report options activity was fairly brisk with …
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Event: TWTR reports its Q4 earnings today after the close, its first earnings report since going public in early November. The options market is implying about a 15% one day move, with no prior earnings history …
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New Media stocks are partying like it’s 1999 to steal the phrase. IN the last few weeks, the standouts in Q4 earnings have come from the likes of FB, GOOG and NFLX, pushing all three …
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