Morning Social Media Outlook for Tuesday April 3 (TAP, FTNT, NFLX, MSFT)

In recent years, traders and investors have increasingly turned to social media to discuss their investments. Now, interested parties can get a scientific look at what is being discussed on a weekly, monthly, and even hourly basis.

Provided by Social Market Analytics, here is the morning social media outlook for Tuesday, April 3.

Most Bullish

Molson Coors Brewing Company TAP announced that it would purchase StarBev for 2.65B euros earlier this morning.

Fortinet FTNT

Most Bearish

Netflix NFLX traded lower in the pre-market after the company was downgraded to Equal-Weight from Overweight at Barclays.

Microsoft MSFT announced that it was moving its distribution center out of Germany, citing uncertainty over the Motorola MMI patent situation.

Most Discussed

Apple AAPL nearly always sits atop this list. The company received a $1001 price target yesterday, and earlier today Gene Munster stated that Apple was likely to hit $1000 per share in 2014.

Goldman Sachs GS announced that it would change some of its management yesterday. The announcement may have come following the piece from Goldman's ex-employee Greg Smith.

Google GOOG is also a popular stock to discuss. Citigroup raised its price target on the tech giant to $750 per share from $680 recently, and shares of the company are currently trading near $644.

Avon Products AVP was given a buyout offer from Coty on Monday.

Amazon AMZN chatter may have been motivated by reports that it was planning to get more involved in the app selling business.

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