Twitter (TWTR) stock price has been on a strong momentum since the January 2020.  The momentum followed a drop at the of the 2019. Year-to-date, Twitter stock price has risen by 47%.   From  July 2020, Twitter stock price has risen by 47%.  AroniSmart™ team, leveraging the Machine Learning Time Series capabilities  and Dominance Analysis of AroniSmartIntelligence™,  has looked at the trends of TWTR vs other 13  companies and came up with insights and  projections on the dynamics.  

As September 2020 is nearing the end, the stock market has been volatile. At the same time, the market sentiment has been trending towards negative territories. Tech stocks that have been bullish until  early September have lost their momentum and their stock prices have  significantly declined.  Stocks driving the market are from most industry sectors. The stocks  include major players such as Apple's (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Twitter (TWTR), Slack Technologies (WORK), Bank of America (BAC), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Oracle (ORCL),  Alphabet (GOOG), Amazon (AMZN), Walmart (WMT), Costco (COST),  Home Depot (HD), Lowes (LOW), Zoom (ZM), Microsoft (MSFT), Facebook (FB) .What are those stocks and what is the sentiment. AroniSmart Team, leveraging AroniSmartInteligence and AroniSmartInvest tools (see here Aronisoft, LLC: AroniSoft, LLC: Machine Learning, Advanced Analytics, Text and Sentiment Analysis, Investment Research and more),  has conducted Sentiment and Valence analysis and found broad negativity.

On August 29, 2020, Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stocks remain in the record high range, when Apple price reached $504.05 and its market capitalization increased to $ 2.135 trillion. Tesla  price went up to $1,993.28. This string performance happened as  for Apple (AAPL) and Tesla (TSLA) were getting ready for  stock splits. The 4-for-1 stock split  happenned on Monday August 31, 2020.

Immediately  after the splits, the stocks for both Apple and Tesla shot up, respectively hitting $137.93 and $498.32. Then, something happened. By the end of the week, on Sep 4, 2020, the prices of the stocks of the 2 companies had significantly declined. Tesla stocks went from $498.32 to $418.32 or -16%.   Apple stock declined  from $134.18  to $120.96, or -10%. The question is now: what happened and what is likely to happen?

After years of highly publicized trials in Europe, a new judicial case has been opened on allegedly "ill-gotten gains" by the family of Denis Sassou-Nguesso, President of Congo-Brazzaville, in the United States this time. Two Florida federal prosecutors have initiated proceedings last month on the behalf of the United States Department of Justice to seize a luxury property in Florida estimated at close to $ 3 million, which they claim was acquired by Denis Christel Sassou-Nguesso, the son of the Congolese dictator Denis Sassou-Nguesso. 

They loot their countries, swim in a sea of wealth and stash funds away from their empoverished homelands,  mostly in Western foreign lands, while their people are starving or dying from easily preventable diseases, and their killing squads are brutally murdering those who dare to speak up against corruption, embezzlement and tyranny.

"They" are tyrants and corrupt foreign leaders and their relatives and confidents. They come from all over the World.  Africa counts many.  After siphoning the economies of their countries, they use the loot to buy mansions, private jets, yachts, rare paintings and artworks, luxury apartments, jewelry, million dollar cars, and other expensive items in the West or hide the money through shell companies. 

They loot their countries, swim in a sea of wealth and orgies farther from their homelands,  mostly in Western foreign lands, especially the United States, while their people are starving or dying from easily preventable diseases, and their killing squads are brutally murdering those who dare to speak up against corruption, embezzlement and tyranny.

"They" are tyrants and corrupt foreign leaders and their relatives. Some of the most notorious are from Africa. The latest case, involving Samuel Mebiame,  the son of the late Gabon Prime Minister Leon Mebiame, highlights the extent of corruption and kleptocracy in Africa.

On Wednesday July 26, 2017, Wal-Mart crossed a major threshold, going above $79.00 for the first time since the announcement of the acquisition of Whole Foods Markets (WFM) by Amazon.

Jet.com, an online retailer startup has agreed to be bought by the retailer giant Wal-Mart in a deal valued at $3.3 billion.  Wal-Mart had been trying to break into e-commerce, from its traditional brick-and-mortar retail business for more than a decade. Since 2000, Wal-Mart has been trying to build an on-line presence, with Walmart.com,  and hired online executives, such Neil Ashe. It built its own e-commerce to compete against the leaders, especially Amazon. Amazon's growing

Making Cents International is inviting youths for The Global Youth Economic Opportunities Summit 2015 in order to provide a demand-driven Knowledge Management (KM) platform to build the capacity of positive youth development stakeholders worldwide to design, implement, and evaluate high-impact youth economic opportunity programs, policies, and partnerships.

U.S. housing starts fell more than expected in August, but a rebound in building permits pointed to sustained strength in the housing market.

The 2,320-mile long Mississippi River has been a critical economic lifeline for New Orleans and the nation, for thousands of years.

Twitter (TWTR) stock price has been on a strong momentum since the January 2020.  The momentum followed a drop at the of the 2019. Year-to-date, Twitter stock price has risen by 47%.   From  July 2020, Twitter stock price has risen by 47%.  AroniSmart™ team, leveraging the Machine Learning Time Series capabilities  and Dominance Analysis of AroniSmartIntelligence™,  has looked at the trends of TWTR vs other 13  companies and came up with insights and  projections on the dynamics.  

As September 2020 is nearing the end, the stock market has been volatile. At the same time, the market sentiment has been trending towards negative territories. Tech stocks that have been bullish until  early September have lost their momentum and their stock prices have  significantly declined.  Stocks driving the market are from most industry sectors. The stocks  include major players such as Apple's (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Twitter (TWTR), Slack Technologies (WORK), Bank of America (BAC), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Oracle (ORCL),  Alphabet (GOOG), Amazon (AMZN), Walmart (WMT), Costco (COST),  Home Depot (HD), Lowes (LOW), Zoom (ZM), Microsoft (MSFT), Facebook (FB) .What are those stocks and what is the sentiment. AroniSmart Team, leveraging AroniSmartInteligence and AroniSmartInvest tools (see here Aronisoft, LLC: AroniSoft, LLC: Machine Learning, Advanced Analytics, Text and Sentiment Analysis, Investment Research and more),  has conducted Sentiment and Valence analysis and found broad negativity.

On August 29, 2020, Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stocks remain in the record high range, when Apple price reached $504.05 and its market capitalization increased to $ 2.135 trillion. Tesla  price went up to $1,993.28. This string performance happened as  for Apple (AAPL) and Tesla (TSLA) were getting ready for  stock splits. The 4-for-1 stock split  happenned on Monday August 31, 2020.

Immediately  after the splits, the stocks for both Apple and Tesla shot up, respectively hitting $137.93 and $498.32. Then, something happened. By the end of the week, on Sep 4, 2020, the prices of the stocks of the 2 companies had significantly declined. Tesla stocks went from $498.32 to $418.32 or -16%.   Apple stock declined  from $134.18  to $120.96, or -10%. The question is now: what happened and what is likely to happen?