Twtr

[AdamarWeri]

Jack Dorsey's return will show the investor's what they want.
TWTR will gear up with more user base. Stocks to head north. Next quarter will show better results.

[AlimaWirl]

I'd agree on the hold. Jack Dorsey has been behind some Twitter's biggest product innovations and I think his leadership will bring renewed user growth.

[Alonsobem]

Whether one holds TWTR or takes a loss really depends upon one's entry point. I'm a fan and, as a news junkie, I really like the instantaneous dissemination of information. The search engines can't match the instant service; Google began addressing its shortcomings by signing an agreement to index tweets. Pundits complain Twitter is too difficult to use but I blame management for not hiring technical writers to write user manuals.

[amopabila]

Programmers and engineers generally are poor writers of enduser manuals; assumption of prior knowledge is a severe shortcoming. Pundits unfortunately compare TWTR and FB whereas they are completely different services. Before TWTR crashed below its IPO, I sold all but a few hundred shares to reinvest elsewhere. I'm afraid it will be a slow climb back. Frankly, I think shareholders may be better served if Alphabet/Google were to buy Twitter.