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Source"Squawk on the Street" co-anchor Carl Quintanilla pointed out Monday morning that Twitter was the only major company whose share price dropped substantially during pre-market hours, losing more than 7% of its value following Friday's expulsion of the president. (Twitter's stock price fell 6.41% by the time the market closed Monday.
"I think that there were a lot of people who literally knew that the president was the most important person and that you'd have to keep checking him," Cramer told Quintanilla. "And then you'd have to check people who talk about him. You just had this endless wave, this web that the president created, and it was action and reaction."
Cramer declared that the "surprise factor" Trump represented to Twitter "is gone". The CNBC star suggested that he hasn't checked the platform as urgently as he used to since the president's enforced departure.
"I do believe that, Carl, Twitter’s got to come up with a new thesis very, very quickly because I think they always- they never talked about the power of Trump in bringing in people," Cramer continued. "I am telling you the [@]realDonaldTrump was a great salesperson for Twitter."