From the data provided in the case Exhibits $1,2,6,$ and $7,$ how does Twitter's performance stack up with Facebook and Snap?

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Twitter's financial performance is between that of Facebook and Snap, Inc.; stronger than Snap, but much weaker than Facebook.

Facebook's performance was clearly inferior to Twitter, and the present trends indicate that it will remain unchanged for the near term.

In $2019,$ Facebook's revenue was a significant multiple of Twitter $($ $$70\mathrm{.}69$ billion versus $$3\mathrm{.}45$ billion$)$ and was growing at a faster rate $(40\mathrm{.}9$ percent vs $11\mathrm{.}8$ percent CAGR$).$

In $2019,$ Facebook's cost of revenue plus expenses was $65$ percent of net revenue versus $89$ percent for Twitter.

Facebook has a trend of increasing revenues but it has made poor progress in controlling its costs.

Although Twitter's revenue was much larger than Snap, Inc., its growth rate was lower $(11\mathrm{.}75$ percent versus $132\mathrm{.}55$ percent, CAGR$).$

Twitter was more liquid than Facebook or Snap, Inc., in past years.

Twitter's ROA $(11\mathrm{.}5$ percent$)$ and ROE $(16\mathrm{.}7$ percent$)$ place it far above Snap, Inc's. negative ROA $(\mathrm{.}26)$ and negative ROE $(\mathrm{.}46),$ and quite close to Facebook's ROA of $14$ and ROE of $18$

If Twitter's $2015-2019$ trends continue, the company will produce increased revenue and increased net profit in $2020,$ whereas Snap, Inc.$\text{'}$s trends clearly point to another year of losses, though perhaps not as bad as $2019.$