Tweater stock?  :)

I think it is very expensive still. Earnings need to grow markedly from current to get in ball park of current price. 30 cents this year, 60 cents next year?

Also, while it does have a corner on its current user base, apps like snapchat allow for much deeper "relationships" in terms of marketing and communication. I am not convinced they can monetize TWTR to the extent they hope/wish before other apps take people share (hours, clicks, whatever) away. My 8th grade daughter has a twitter but doesn't use it and is not interested in facebook. Why I ask her? Because she can do everything she wants on Snapchat and instagram and likes the privacy of it. "I don't have to explain every word or picture I post to grandma." this is just a snapshot, but very few friends of hers are on facebook or twitter because they all communicate on snapchat. It's actually quite a nice app. I like the approach to stories and the relevance (they last 24 hours), and ability to DM/text pics, vids, etc. easily edit add text for fun. Most big companies are already on snapchat.

I would pay attention to college age into their 30's folks and see if they migrate more and more toward snapchat. That's twitters base. 

Roger McNamee is pushing for Tweater to monetize the wealth of news by selling the "data", similar to Bloomberg.  I have loosely followed Roger McNamee for over 15 years, he is quite smart and gets technology like few out there.

video.cnbc.com/ga...play=1

His Wikipedia page:

en.wikipedia.org/wi...cNamee

Prince Al-Waleed has increased its stake in TWTR, his investment vehicle now owns over 5% of TWTR shares

finance.yahoo.com/ne...36.htm

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