I completely agree with your comment. Twitter has yet to gain the traction it needs, and could conceivably do so with the right business model. And yes, it's been around for long enough to where that should have been done.

But let's not forget that many of the tech, specifically social and search based corporations which are now the profit leaders evolved into such.

Google being a perfect example, it took time for their Adwords platform to be implemented, and it took off because they had seized the search engine market share.

Twitter unlike FaceBook or LinkedIn; is the fastest way to get information out to the masses period as google includes tweets of established accounts in their search results nearly immediately.

None of the other social platforms have this tie in to the worlds largest search engine.

I have nearly always made profits on my trades. I make very few.

But buying GE after the great crash of 2007 was a huge win due to the rebound and Divedends.

BP after the oil spill - the stock had crashed, and I knew the moment that hole got plugged CNN would cut the "24/7" oil spill camera feed- and it would rebound.

The news is all over Twitter right now. Because of Trump. And he's not going to stop. Which means for another 3+ years at minimum Twitter will be talked about on all the major networks drawing in attention/viewers/user base.

Capitalizing on that is what they need to do. And I am sure they are working on.

Like I said it's a long play. Not a short term round trip trade. But it's at a near low. With huge growth potential thanks to POTUS.

Irregardless of a persons political views people are paying more attention to Twitter now, more than ever.