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Kate Rooney
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Dado Ruvic | Reuters. Twitter's stock hit a new all-time low Tuesday, continuing a downward slide after reporting mixed results and weak forward guidance last week.

Twitter (NYSE: TWTR)hit a new all-time low Tuesday, continuing its downward slide after reporting first-quarter results last week.

Shares of the social media platform dipped to $13.90 in early trading, the lowest level since the company went public in November 2013. The company's stock is down more than 80 percent since its all-time high of $74.73 a share in December 2013.

Twitter's stock is down more than 39 percent this year, as concerns about user demand and sales growth linger. Still, active monthly users were up 3 percent from the prior-year period.

Source: FactSet

The company reported mixed first-quarter earnings April 26, missing analysts' expectations on revenue and disappointing Wall Street with weak forward guidance. The company did beat consensus on earnings.

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Twitter announced a deal with the NFL last week, with exclusive rights to stream Thursday night games during the 2016 season. Twitter will broadcast 10 games for free, including in-game highlights and broadcasts from Twitter's live-streaming service, Periscope.



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