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Tweeter vs. Twitter

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Below is a synopsis of this investment report:

  • Tweeter Home Entertainment saw its stock price surge last Friday as demand for the stock of this bankrupt company increased seven-fold.
  • Twitter’s initial public offering (IPO) is the most anticipated IPO of 2013, and last Thursday they filed the necessary paperwork to begin the process of selling their shares to the public.
  • IPOs are exciting, and the opportunity to get in on the ground floor in the next Google is very appealing to any investor, however the risk of an IPO is too high for DIAS portfolios.

 

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