Shares of Twitter (TWTR +0.00%) are down a bit today as its 25-day quiet period ends. There are a few different opinions about Twitter's future floating around the market today. For instance, Deutsche Bank thinks it could hit $50, while Bank of America is calling for a $36 price target. Motley Fool One analyst Jason Moser isn't worried about the different opinions. While he knows that the company's business model is still unproven, he likes that Twitter is investing so much in itself so that it can reach more people. Jason actually owns a position in Twitter because he believes in the long-term prospects of the company, and thinks that the short-term noise should be ignored.
Twitter's Not Quiet Anymore
By Mark Reeth and Jason Moser – Dec 2, 2013 at 2:19PM
NYSE: TWTR
Twitter’s quiet period ends today. How’s the market reacting?
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