Twitter Loses $5 BILLION in Market Share as Stock TUMBLES After Platform Bans President Trump
It looks as though Big Tech is learning a very staunch financial lesson on your Monday morning. Twitter has now lost over $5 billion in market share since opening bell on Monday, as the tech giant faces major backlash after banning President Trump.
The massive fall is following the platforms banning of President Donald Trump, General Michael Flynn, Lin Wood, Sindey Powell, and a slew of other high profile conservatives the site banned in the last 72 hours.
Banning the leader of the free world is not only a violation of the 1st amendment, but part of yet another coup by big tech corporations and the Democrats to try to remove Trump from office.
The President who had more than 88 million followers gave the platform a massive influx of supporters and revenue from their tweets and content.
Twitter stock has fell by 12% so far and counting, the share-price decline wiped $5 billion from Twitter’s market capitalization.
Banning the leader of the free world is not only a violation of the 1st amendment, but part of yet another coup by big tech corporations and the Democrats to try to remove Trump from office.
The President who had more than 88 million followers gave the platform a massive influx of supporters and revenue from their tweets and content.
Twitter stock has fell by 12% so far and counting, the share-price decline wiped $5 billion from Twitter’s market capitalization.
