Twitter shares—since President Donald Trump’s permanent ban—slid even more on Monday. As of Monday at around 11:20 a.m. ET, the San Francisco-based company’s stock was trading at $44.96—dropping about 0.50 percent. Earlier in the day, shares were trading below $44.60. On Jan. 6, during the Joint Session of Congress, the company’s shares were trading at $53.26. At this point, Twitter is down about 17 percent so far in 2021. Last week, CNBC analyst Jim Cramer warned that Twitter’s stock could slide even further because of Trump’s ban. “I think that there are a lot of people who literally knew that the president was the most important person” on Twitter, he said, adding that “you had to keep checking him, and then you had to check people who talked about him.” “And you just had this endless wave, this web that the president created, and then it was like action and …