Nomura analyst Mark Kelley today presses the negative case on Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), initiating a Reduce rating (AKA Sell) and a $31 price target …
Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) has been promoted to one of Wall Street’s major leagues, and investors are clearly convinced the company’s momentum and long-term growth …
One analyst praises these partnerships as two of the most mammoth victories for Twitter yet; another analyst cheers for better engagement and ad gains ahead.
Baird’s Colin Sebastian is reassured to see solid key metrics that led to Twitter’s outclass on Q1 expectations- but here’s why he remains sidelined;
RBC Capital’s Mark Mahaney predicts the Street’s expectations for Twitter are “reasonable” ahead of Q1 results- from the sidelines.
SunTrust’s Youssef Squali sees an full-valued stock in TWTR, but anticipates “incremental improvements” out of the company’s first quarter print.
Jason Helfstein is sidelined, but out with a positive report on TWTR, believing the Street is underestimating the giant come 2019.
GBH Insights’ Daniel Ives notes that as some investors worry about the FB News Feed variable, TWTR gains footing.
GBH Insights’ Daniel Ives views Twitter’s 4Q print as a long-awaited, much needed, key “step in the right direction.”
Canaccord’s Michael Graham warns that odds are not in favor of Twitter’s user growth; with revenue headwinds circling, there is heavy uncertainty.
