Spartan Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 Twitter might have wanted a quiet IPO, but massive demand for the relatively limited shares in its flotation are driving its listing price higher. According to CNBC, Twitter will go public at $27 per share, far above its initially expected $17 to $23 range. Quick math indicates that such a price would value Twitter at roughly $14.7 billion. Twitter would raise around $1.9 billion at $27 per share, provided that it doesn’t increase the number of shares that it intends to sell shortly. Facebook, for example, also raised its offering price before its IPO and the number of shares that were for sale. However, Twitter’s current updraft is due in part to the smallness of its offering, so I would not expect that. It should be noted that Twitter underwriters have the option to purchase an additional 10.5 million shares should certain conditions be met. As a company, Twitter’s losses are currently accelerating as it expands its international advertising offerings. A stronger IPO, which would raise more funds for the company, could help it accelerate its revenue growth by providing cash flow flexibility. That said, a larger IPO in terms of dollars raised also raises the specter of a potentially larger fall. Whatever the case, investors are speaking quite loudly: Twitter shares, please.
ILAQAT_MUFLIYA Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 Naaak endukooo idi bumchickbum bust aithadi anipisthundi
k2s Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 Twitter might have wanted a quiet IPO, but massive demand for the relatively limited shares in its flotation are driving its listing price higher. According to CNBC, Twitter will go public at $27 per share, far above its initially expected $17 to $23 range. Quick math indicates that such a price would value Twitter at roughly $14.7 billion. Twitter would raise around $1.9 billion at $27 per share, provided that it doesn’t increase the number of shares that it intends to sell shortly. Facebook, for example, also raised its offering price before its IPO and the number of shares that were for sale. However, Twitter’s current updraft is due in part to the smallness of its offering, so I would not expect that. It should be noted that Twitter underwriters have the option to purchase an additional 10.5 million shares should certain conditions be met. As a company, Twitter’s losses are currently accelerating as it expands its international advertising offerings. A stronger IPO, which would raise more funds for the company, could help it accelerate its revenue growth by providing cash flow flexibility. That said, a larger IPO in terms of dollars raised also raises the specter of a potentially larger fall. Whatever the case, investors are speaking quite loudly: Twitter shares, please. twitter inka IPO kadaaa ? :O i dintntnt know that
Spartan Posted November 6, 2013 Author Report Posted November 6, 2013 twitter inka IPO kadaaa ? :o i dintntnt know that u silly uncle...mari em telsu...5 months nunchi market mottukuntundi kada...
Spartan Posted November 6, 2013 Author Report Posted November 6, 2013 Naaak endukooo idi bumchickbum bust aithadi anipisthundi maximum 15-20$ ante...
narsayya Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 maximum 15-20$ ante... deni batti chepthunnavu.. nuvvu investing ki kothha?
ILAQAT_MUFLIYA Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 maximum 15-20$ ante... yeah emoo mari 14.27Bil ante hmmmm deni batti chepthunnavu.. nuvvu investing ki kothha? nee prakaram entha pettachu ?
Spartan Posted November 6, 2013 Author Report Posted November 6, 2013 deni batti chepthunnavu.. nuvvu investing ki kothha? investing kadu uncle....i am expressing my view on twitter's rate......
narsayya Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 yeah emoo mari 14.27Bil ante hmmmm nee prakaram entha pettachu ? asalu company future growth plans enti.. inka vere ee technologies loki velthunnaru ani emi telikunda.. $15B is an overvaluation, under their current business plan. However, with excess money in the system waiting for useless stocks to invest in.. there might be a rally to 50 and stabilization somewhere in the low 40s. By the time you'll buy it, it'll be hovering around 37-40.. good luck, though. If you get allotted shares, buy it.. Don't buy it in the aftermarket. It is a losing proposition, unless you are prepared to hold on it for a few years. The entire game is rigged.. only fools, and insiders will play it. I won't.
ILAQAT_MUFLIYA Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 asalu company future growth plans enti.. inka vere ee technologies loki velthunnaru ani emi telikunda.. $15B is an overvaluation, under their current business plan. However, with excess money in the system waiting for useless stocks to invest in.. there might be a rally to 50 and stabilization somewhere in the low 40s. By the time you'll buy it, it'll be hovering around 37-40.. good luck, though. If you get allotted shares, buy it.. Don't buy it in the aftermarket. It is a losing proposition, unless you are prepared to hold on it for a few years. The entire game is rigged.. only fools, and insiders will play it. I won't. mari nuvvem chesthav mayya ...
narsayya Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 mari nuvvem chesthav mayya ... I'll invest in unlisted securities. before the IPO stage.
narsayya Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 mari nuvvem chesthav mayya ... if you are smart, and can figure out what major/minor institutions are buying this stock, and when, then you can game them. It needs lots of data, and experience. everybody can't win in a stock market. Its almost always the retail investor who loses. All the best.
ILAQAT_MUFLIYA Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 I'll invest in unlisted securities. before the IPO stage. IPO kakamundu anatavaaa okok if you are smart, and can figure out what major/minor institutions are buying this stock, and when, then you can game them. It needs lots of data, and experience. everybody can't win in a stock market. Its almost always the retail investor who loses. All the best. Retail inverstoirs arent a lot right atleast for such big numbers .. u will go thru some channel which/whom have been doing this for a long time ...
puli raaja Posted November 6, 2013 Report Posted November 6, 2013 e twitter trade avatam endo gaani maa ofyc lo mamul hungama kathu
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