Twitter share: Something is brewing! ()

The Twitter rate was determined on December 4th, 2021, 3:56 p.m. on the New York home exchange at USD 42.07. The paper belongs to the segment “telecommunications services”.

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In an in-house analysis, we rated Twitter according to the 7 most important factors based on the latest data. This results in a rating as “Buy”, “Hold” or “Sell”. These 7 different individual factors then lead to a consolidated overall assessment of the outlook for the share.

1. Sentiment and buzz: In addition to analyzes from banks, the yardstick for sentiment around stocks is also the long-term sentiment among investors and users on the Internet. The number of posts over a longer period of time and the change in mood provide a good long-term picture of the mood. We examined Twitter’s stock for these two factors. The number of posts or discussion intensity showed below-average activity, which in our opinion can be used to generate a “sell” rating. The rate of sentiment change for Twitter saw a positive change during this period. This corresponds to a “buy” rating. In this respect, we give the Twitter share a “Buy” rating in terms of long-term sentiment.

2. Technical analysis: The last 200 trading days resulted in an average closing price of USD 62.27 for the Twitter share. The closing price on the last trading day was USD 42.07 (-32.44 percent difference) and we are therefore assigning a “sell” rating from a technical chart point of view. In addition to the 200-day average, the 50-day average is also often analyzed using the chart technique. The last closing price for this value (USD 56.01) is also below the moving average (-24.89 percent), which means that Twitter shares receive a “sell” rating for this too. Overall, Twitter receives a “sell” rating for the simple chart technique.

3. Industry comparison share price: Twitter achieved a performance of -8.25 percent in the past 12 months. Similar stocks from the “” industry are up 22.87 percent on average, an industry-standard underperformance of -31.12 percent for Twitter. The “telecommunications services” sector had a median return of 19.73 percent last year. Twitter was 27.98 percent below that average. The underperformance in both industry and sector comparison leads to a “sell” rating in this category.

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