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knownastron | 1 year ago

How do you know he tanked twitter? It wasn't profitable when he took over and now that it's a private company you don't have insight into the financials.

Whether you like or don't like the politics/policies of the company since he's taken over, it's not clear whether he's made Twitter more or less viable as a company going forward.

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infotogivenm|1 year ago

Fidelity, who remains a stakeholder in the private company and gets insight to internal financials, has cut the valuation of their holding by 75% so far [1]. While twitter might not have been profitable when purchased, it was structured as a growth stock (that is, expected to invest most profit back into the product, in order to continue to multiply revenue) and had yearly revenues of $5B.

1. https://fortune.com/2024/03/30/fidelity-x-stake-73-decline-s...