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Twitter collapses on Wall Street after accounts

The shares of the popular social network drop 12,5% ​​to 17,15 dollars. To cause the collapse are the accounts of the second quarter which recorded losses of 116,5 million dollars, or 16 cents per share.

Twitter collapses on Wall Street after accounts

Heavy thud of Twitter on Wall Street. Investors do not forgive the disappointing quarterly and "punish" the title with a shower of sales. At 17.40 (Italian time) the shares of the popular social network dropped 12,5% ​​to 17,15 dollars.

As noted, second-quarter accounts caused the meltdown, which posted losses of $116,5 million, or 16 cents per share, up from $107,2 million, or 15 cents per share, in the year. previous.

The company's sales fell 4,7% to $573,9 million, above analyst expectations (about $537,2 million), on higher revenue from video advertising and its data business to third parties.

Advertising revenue fell 8% to $489 million, again beating the estimate of $458,1 million. Twitter's average monthly active users remain unchanged at around 328 million in the second quarter. For the third quarter, Twitter expects an ebitda of 130-150 million dollars.

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