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They aren't necessarily in dire straits, but it seems their (prematurely) slowing growth has many spooked, and it is also puzzling, as they shouldn't have slown
by baccheion 10y ago
They aren't necessarily in dire straits, but it seems their (prematurely) slowing growth has many spooked, and it is also puzzling, as they shouldn't have slown down this quickly.
Also, many complain about Twitter's user experience, overall product, and lack of desire to tend to its users and their needs.
Essentially, it seems they just stalled out, are slowly drifting deeper into mediocrity, and aren't going anywhere. Though with growth still present (as their stock price is now more aligned with their projected growth rate) and a large (billions in IPO proceeds) cash cushion relative to their size.
- moyta 10y agoHow is any of Square's performance surprising though? I would be surprised if they are able to be more successful than other ISOs in the payment processing industry, and at this point the little niche they had has been commoditized like the rest of the industry. Clover Go, Paypal Here, etc are eating their marketshare and can beat them on rates all day long, except for customers that don't make sense (high Amex/Visa Infinite usage), and First Data and their ISOs are happy to let Square lay there and bleed out from those "customers".