Q2 of Twitter Inc. disappointed investors. Despite revenue growth of 61% from $ 312 million to $ 502 million compared to Q2 2014 and declining loss per share of $ -0.21 versus $ -0.24 a year ago, the company lost 14.50% of its value. The reason is the declining dynamics of new users. Active users during the second quarter averaged 15% superior to last year's figures. At the same time this indicator growth in Q2 compared to the previous Q1 is only + 2.6%, which was the main problem facing investors.
“Our Q2 results show good progress in monetization, but we are not satisfied with our growth in audience,” said Jack Dorsey, interim CEO of Twitter. “In order to realize Twitter’s full potential, we must improve in three key areas: ensure more disciplined execution, simplify our service to deliver Twitter's value faster, and better communicate that value.”
Most likely, the downward trend will continue.
(TWTR - today: 52W Range = $ 33.51 - $ 55.99; ROA = -12,00%; ROE = -17,50%; ROI = -10,30%.)
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