Twitter's stock falls lower than ever - CNET

This moing, Twitter's stocks dropped to $13.90, the lowest they've been since the company went public in 2013. This comes after Twitter missed its revenue target for the first quarter of 2016, and it follows what some are calling a negative patte for Twitter.

A few months ago, Joshua Topolsky wrote a New Yorker article called 'The End of Twitter.' In it he heralded the coming death of the social media giant, pointing out bad omens like the January exodus of executives and plunging stock values.

Twitter is in the fickle business of social media, so its lifespan isn't guaranteed. That said, Twitter still has over $3 billion in cash reserves, so it probably isn't going anywhere too soon. In fact, in January, USA Today noted that Twitter could keep chugging along for hundreds of years, even with the current losses.

Twitter could not be immediately reached for comment.