Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) shares fell sharply on Thursday, dipping below their IPO price of $26. The sell-off started three weeks ago when co-founder and interim chief executive Jack Dorsey told investors that a re-acceleration in the user growth rate will take some time. Twitter below its IPO price Though analysts lauded Dorsey’s candidness, it seems investors were not impressed. The constant outflow of key executives and no permanent CEO in sight have also pushed the stock down. Sentiment on Twitter is in stark contrast to the time of the company's IPO, when the social media firm was seen as a high-growth stock with the capability of being the next Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB). But much to the dismay of all, the... More