The shares of Snap, Twitter, and Facebook dropped at the end of last week due to the updated privacy policy of Apple. The quotations of the first company lost almost 27%, the quotations of the two remaining ones — 5%. Tech analysis of Snap, Twitter, and Facebook shares for October 25th, 2021.
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Quarterly statements from Twitter, Snap, and Intel were published on July 22nd. The first company reported the biggest revenue growth over seven years, the second – a 50% decline in losses, while the third one announced drops in both revenue and profit. Tech analysis of Twitter, Snap, and Intel shares
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation sold the shares of such companies as Apple, Amazon, Twitter, Walmart, FedEx Corporation, United Parcel Service, and Canadian National Railway. The shares of Apple and Amazon dropped while Walmart and Twitter shares grew.
Silver futures grew over 30 USD per ounce due to the actions of Reddit investors. This is the record price since 2013. However, sky-rocketing soon changed for sliding down – by 10.25%. Check why individual investors failed to repeat the story with GameStop.
Musk’s tweet provoked the growth of Etsy’s stock price by over 11%. The stock price of the US online platform for selling hand made stuff, antiques and rarities grew to 232.39 USD per stock. Not bad, isn’t it?
Thanks to Elon Musk’s tweet, the quotations of Signal Advance grew by 6,350%. The agitation among investors reached its peak. The company’s capitalization grew from 55 million to 1.4 billion USD. However, there is one crucial detail. What is it? Get to know right now!
Pandemic, quarantine, vaccines, the growth of the IT sector, antitrust litigation of technology corporations, the explosive success of Tesla, and, of course, Brexit - these are our most significant events of the year.
Today, I will speak about Twitter stocks (NYSE: TWTR). Twitter earns about 84% of its money on advertising...
Recently, we have published two posts here and here where we spoke on some stocks that could rise by 50% or more before late 2019. Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) had published this before, and we tried to analyze it in technical terms. Today, we are going to recap what happened to these stocks and how much you could have earned on them over the last 20 days.