Is Twitter A Buy At About $22?

 | Jul 12, 2022 02:25PM ET

One must be living under a rock not to know Elon Musk agreed to buy Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) on April 25, and then pulled out of the deal late last week. What does all this news mean for Twitter’s share prices?

I assess TWTR’s stock chart using the Elliott Wave Principle (EWP) and several technical indicators. See Figure 1 below.

TWTR rallied for about three months from its Initial Public Offering to the mid-$70s, dropped in overlapping fashion for almost two years to the low-to-mid-$10s, rallied in overlapping fashion for about five years back to the mid-to-high-$70s only to once again fall in an overlapping manner to the current level of around $35. This pattern in EWP terms is called an irregular flat. Flat corrections consist of an A, B and C wave. Waves A and B comprise three waves (a, b, c), whereas wave C consists of five waves (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). They are labelled in blue and black, respectively. So far, this pattern has transpired since late 2013.

Figure 1. Monthly candlestick chart with detailed EWP count and with several technical indicators