Why you should sell Twitter

Shares of Twitter Inc. They fell more than 50% last year, but one of the smallest Wall Street firm says they have another 20 percent to go down.

Analyzer Scott Devitt and his team of Stifel simply sent an updated presentation to clients with seven Sly showing why they no longer recommend holding the shares of Twitter Inc.

"We bring in our rating shares on Twitter back to where it should have been all along - Sell," they wrote. "

"Twitter is not overslept to develop a sustainable public company, probably due to poor strategy, poor performance, or that it is unique."

It is important to note that most of Wall Street still hold shares in the average price from $ 29 to $ 14 by Stifel (Shares are currently traded below $ 18)

First, one of the most important figures in revenue on Twitter, that data will be posted on next week will be monthly active users on the social network.

Most people who use the site regularly, they probably would have helped with advertising and other sources of income of the net, but unfortunately on Twitter, the growth of users is still not what Wall Street had hoped it would be.

The growth of active users per month continued to slow and compromised to be negative in 2016, due to a lack of innovative product and a limited sense of urgency.

Next, active Facebook users generate twice as much advertising revenue from active users of Twitter,, but also spend significantly more hours online.

Finally, when you look at other Internet companies that are on the market, Twitter traded limited.

One thing can lead to a jump in shares will takeover the company. Rumors of a possible deal are not new, but they have increased recently after shares plunged below $ 20. Just yesterday, the shares jumped more than six percent
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