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Are we certain that Twitter's share price won't be affected?

• vsareto 6y ago
  I can't find the tweet now, but Tavis Ormandy once talked about companies share prices often rebounding after a breach, so he was buying stock in companies that got hacked. Equifax was an example, I think.
  • montag 6y ago
    An egregious example at that.
  • gowld 6y ago
    It's called "buying the dip" and it's not specific to hacks; it happens on all kinds of bad news.
• this_user 6y ago
  It already is around $1.4 from the close on heavy volume. It's pretty clear that they have a major problem.