Anyone who loses money operating casinos probably shouldn't be trusted to operate a doorknob.

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Anonymous wrote:Down 60% since last week. Some days it really does feel like a fleecing.

Fleecing who? Anybody who is investing in anything Trump is offering, after he has screwed investors for decades and run businesses into the ground, is beyond help. At this point they deserve to be screwed

generally agree, but this is over the head of a lot of folks. could be first time investing for some. i have no idea how easy they made it for folks to do so.

Anonymous wrote:Down 60% since last week. Some days it really does feel like a fleecing.

Fleecing who? Anybody who is investing in anything Trump is offering, after he has screwed investors for decades and run businesses into the ground, is beyond help. At this point they deserve to be screwed

I love how this updates in real time: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DJT?.tsrc=fin-srch

This popcorn is good.

Turn those machines back on!

https://youtu.be/WPZn4rbiB8g?si=ugcEqkgplQKu_Lyq

Down 26% today.

Down 60% since last week. Some days it really does feel like a fleecing.

Anonymous wrote:If you look at the option chains, you’ll see that the premium on puts is very high. This is a very strange combination of circumstances where puts are expensive, but the stock is going up.

Can you translate what that means?

If you look at the option chains, you’ll see that the premium on puts is very high. This is a very strange combination of circumstances where puts are expensive, but the stock is going up.

Seems like a Ponzi scheme to me.
Losers will be those who hold onto their stocks for more than a few weeks.

Anonymous wrote:What’s amazing is that they were able to grow to two million daily users despite having the ridiculous name “Truth Social”. And competing against X/Twitter as a less censored social media site.

Source for “two million daily users”?

What’s amazing is that they were able to grow to two million daily users despite having the ridiculous name “Truth Social”. And competing against X/Twitter as a less censored social media site.

Anonymous wrote:And again: like everything else Trump touches, this will go straight in the crapper. The last time Trump run a publicly traded company, he went bankrupt operating casinos.

Casinos.

That was with the same DJT stock ticker. It is possible those short are still open from decades ago.

Anonymous wrote:As we leaned from GameStop, shorting a stock with lots of retail investor interest can lead to huge, theoretically infinite losses.

In the meantime, Trump’s personal holdings of 78.5 million shares are worth $1.8 billion more than they were yesterday. Wow.

That was when Gamestop was shorted to a very low level with very high volume. Someone figured out that they had broken the rules with their shorts and would be forced to buy at any price. They then had RobinHood sell people's stocks without their permission to bail them out.

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Anonymous wrote:^^People are buying the stock for pragmatic reasons, not to support Trump, although I'm sure his supporters are buying it too.

What possible pragmatic reason is there to buy a stock at these levels that loses $50M a year with no prospects to improve on that number?

Pump and dump. Institutional investors will bail out soon.

Pray tell which legitimate "institutional investors" piled into this pink sheets turd heap?