I can understand why investment type people like y-axes that don't start at zero - they're usually interested in tiny changes a long way from zero. But for the general public to watch? If you didn't already have an up to date feeling for the price of Twitter shares, then this whole report is meaningless without finding the -$9 and doing the calculation yourself. She even points out that it's now $40 but not what it was before. Are most viewers really that tuned into the market that they know the prices of things before they're in the news?

Turns out this is only something like 20% drop making it the same as February this year! Nothing spectacular at all. It endured a similar crash in October last year and took a few months to recover.

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