So they wrote an article about it generate more eyeballs? No one cares about setting the offer price, because no one is getting IPO shares. Plus following the

So they wrote an article about it generate more eyeballs? No one cares about setting the offer price, because no one is getting IPO shares. Plus following the "disaster" Facebook IPO, the only question is whether Twitter takes the bad press for a disaster or sells themselves short. Until it is public, there isn't much to discuss.