Can Elon Musk Make Money from Twitter (TWR)?
So what will Elon Musk get if he buys Twitter (TWTR)? First Elon will own the world’s 15th largest social media platform.
Read MoreIn individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche
So what will Elon Musk get if he buys Twitter (TWTR)? First Elon will own the world’s 15th largest social media platform.
Read MoreEssentially, Bitclout participants can speculate in social media content by buying tokens. Content creators can earn the BitClout cryptocurrency, which they can sell for US dollars. Creators earn CLOUT by receiving Diamond Likes from followers.
Read MoreI think both Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) and TikTok are in a desperate race for survival.
Read MoreI suspect value investors could look at Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) because it has a history of making money, and its stock is cheap. Yet Twitter’s share price is very stable.
Read MoreImportantly, Pew reports that Twitter users have some that advertisers will like. The average of an American Twitter user is 40, or seven years under the US median age of 47, Pew estimates. Thus the average Twitter Tweeter is in the 18 to 48 demographic American advertisers favor.
Read MoreThe reason a person buys a tech company like Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) or Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is that they generate a lot of cash. At the end of the day, Twitter simply does not have much cash.
Read MoreThe potential of this are absolutely staggering. Just a few of the things Uncle Warren can do with all that cash include:
Buy America’s second largest grocer; Kroger (NYSE: KR), outright and still have $75.56 billion left in the bank. That’s amazing because Kroger reported revenues of $118.05 billion on 31 July 2017. Kroger had an enterprise value of $32.74 billion on November 10, 2017.
This makes Facebook, the largest media empire in history and Mark Zuckerberg the greatest media baron of all time. Past media tycoons such as Rupert P. Murdoch, Ted Turner, Joseph Pulitzer, Viscount Northcliffe and William Randolph Hearst look like small potatoes when compared with Zuckerberg.
Read MoreThere is a simple reason why Disney and Verizon do not need each other both companies are making a lot of money without each other. Ycharts data indicates that these companies are doing great on their own.
Read MoreWith the great retail die off heating off, many investors are wondering what companies will disappear next. Here is a list of companies in several industries that might vanish over the next year or so.
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