Trading Idea - #Twitter
Updated
My trading idea for Twitter - sell/short
Target: 33.00 USD
Stop: 47.50 USD
RRR (Risk/Reward Ratio) is 1 due to high volatility!
It looks like Twitter has become dependent on Elon Musk. The billionaire Tesla CEO recently made a 44 billion offer to buy Twitter. From a shareholder's perspective, that's a tempting offer considering Twitter has only made a profit in 2 of the last 10 years.
The business has stalled or is even at risk. In a company report, Twitter wrote that only less than 5% of its users are fake accounts. Musk wants proof of these claims and has put the deal on hold for now, but continues to express interest in the acquisition.
The technology sector has fallen a lot lately, and the sell-off doesn't seem to be over yet. I guess Musk is planning this move on intention to be able to buy the shares cheaper later on.
If Elon Musk decides to cancel the offer entirely, he will have to pay a sum of 1 billion US dollars.
Target: 33.00 USD
Stop: 47.50 USD
RRR (Risk/Reward Ratio) is 1 due to high volatility!
It looks like Twitter has become dependent on Elon Musk. The billionaire Tesla CEO recently made a 44 billion offer to buy Twitter. From a shareholder's perspective, that's a tempting offer considering Twitter has only made a profit in 2 of the last 10 years.
The business has stalled or is even at risk. In a company report, Twitter wrote that only less than 5% of its users are fake accounts. Musk wants proof of these claims and has put the deal on hold for now, but continues to express interest in the acquisition.
The technology sector has fallen a lot lately, and the sell-off doesn't seem to be over yet. I guess Musk is planning this move on intention to be able to buy the shares cheaper later on.
If Elon Musk decides to cancel the offer entirely, he will have to pay a sum of 1 billion US dollars.
Trade closed: target reached
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