Overpriced shares, govn’t shutdown, buyers not knowing where Twitter makes it’s money
Updates from Thursday 17th October, 2013 Toggle Comment Threads | Keyboard Shortcuts
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Megan Barnabe
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Huijia Yang
Inadequate information about Twitter, e.g.about advertisers.
Share price is too high. -
lucasoutumuro
Twitter’s IPO could go down if they have overpriced shares. Also, if the company keeps losing money it will drive away investors.
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Darya Jalali
limited details about where the money comes/go in the company, no guarantee when you purchase- risk involved
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ioannissakarellos
A possible issue that can influence the success of the coming IPO for tweeter is the negative advertisement and false rumors.
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yuri0104
at first the share can be high priced due to everyone’s expectations, and eventually inflate like facebook.
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namdo
Economic issues: Inflation – Political issues: Government shutdown – Internal issues: Rumour about the company
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Adrianna
The media hype with either positive or negative comments
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Maddie Ladner
If consumers disagree with the share price (overpriced like facebook) Twitter’s IPO won’t be very successful, less people will buy shares.
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Xinyue (angela) Li
the company’s current sales, or the trend of sales in the future.
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Kwok Ching Him
How they present / inform on IPO document
– sufficient information for the people to be compfortable to invest (vote) -
Mabel Teng
There’s no real insight on twitter’s advertising, the demand for twitter’s share might fluctuate, the US government shutdown.
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Hanqing Zhao
Wrongly estimated the demand and supply of IPO, wrongly estimated the share price, did not tell costumers the detail of their core business.
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Gabriel Cheung
Buying a share from Twitter’s IPO might not be a good idea at first as the shares could be overpriced and inflated initially like Facebook.
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Kwok Ching Him
Younger in industry – more uncertainty,
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Jessica Ng
People might compare IPO’s of rival companies(ie. Facebook); Shares could go up or down
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Jake Black
The government shutting down could have a similar imapact on the market as what Jeff said about 9-11 or a natural disaster.
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Clarisa Madilao
After people saw what happened to Facebook, investors would be reluctant to buy shares.
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Karina Chadijah
Some issues that may impact the success of Twitter’s IPO are current events, the information given and user growth
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alanzhu
The pricing of Twitters stock, the number of stocks released to the public, and stock inactivity.
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amnamasud
Twitters IPO doesn’t provide detail about advertising numbers which are the main source of revenue
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Riley Guttman
Overestimating share price, being blind to market changes, offering to many shares, upsetting advertisers (main source of revenue).
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mariapous
Overpriced shares, Twitter´s popularity might go down.
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Eric Cho
U.S. Government Debt Ceiling/Shutdown, no guarantee in the purchase of the stocks
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ziluezheng
the fact that twitter is still losing money might have a negative impact.
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Mikhail Nikolaychuk
– Internal problems within the company,
– External market shocks that would reduce the overall consumer confidence, -
Megan Chan
Goldman and Sachs, the investing firm, may not provide a successful IPO, like Facebook and Morgan Stanley
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michellesieklucki
Over priced shares, secretive about disclosing where their money comes from in the ipo report
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Gabriel MacTavish
Twitter’s IPO is being underwritten by Goldman Sachs instead of Morgan Stanley like Facebook’s was.
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Curtis Zhao
For instance the shutdown of the American government will instantly make the stock market a lot more volatile and more risky.
megan chan 7:24 am on October 17, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
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