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originally posted by: glen200376
What a food bank?Living in the world's richest country with the glorious Democrats in power?
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: EndTime
... those looking to invest their spare capital...
I have a hard time paying for groceries, I sure don't have any 'spare capital'.
For sure. Me either.
However, I am learning to be a creative cook.
Never know what you're gonna get from the Food Bank.
Yet you still support those demons.Stockholm syndrome at its finest.
originally posted by: glen200376
What a food bank?Living in the world's richest country with the glorious Democrats in power?
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: EndTime
... those looking to invest their spare capital...
I have a hard time paying for groceries, I sure don't have any 'spare capital'.
For sure. Me either.
However, I am learning to be a creative cook.
Never know what you're gonna get from the Food Bank.
Yet you still support those demons.Stockholm syndrome at its finest.
originally posted by: Threadbarer
DWAC's stock dropped 14% after the merger was announced.
36.94 USD
+20.46 (124.15%)past 6 months
I've had my DWAC for well over a year
DWAC stock is down around 80% from its Oct. 22, 2021, high of 175, marked just after news of the Trump merger deal broke. investors.com, 22 Mar 2024
Jeff Yass, a billionaire Republican megadonor, was the biggest institutional shareholder of a shell company that merged with former President Donald Trump’s social media company last week, according to the New York Times.
Yass is also a major shareholder in ByteDance, which owns TikTok. The House earlier this month voted to force the company to sell TikTok. Trump, who previously supported banning TikTok in the U.S., reversed his stance ahead of the bill shortly after a meeting with Yass, though he said the two never discussed TikTok.
originally posted by: frogs453
Interesting article on a major investor today.
Jeff Yass, a billionaire Republican megadonor, was the biggest institutional shareholder of a shell company that merged with former President Donald Trump’s social media company last week, according to the New York Times.
Yass is also a major shareholder in ByteDance, which owns TikTok. The House earlier this month voted to force the company to sell TikTok. Trump, who previously supported banning TikTok in the U.S., reversed his stance ahead of the bill shortly after a meeting with Yass, though he said the two never discussed TikTok.
Yahoo News
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: TheMisguidedAngel
it always make me smile to see folks make financial decisions based on feelings not facts.
originally posted by: EndTime
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: TheMisguidedAngel
it always make me smile to see folks make financial decisions based on feelings not facts.
lol you are right, they have made a decision to invest based on feelings instead of facts.
The business did less than 4 million in business last year and it could be valued at close to $6 billion.
Does that sound like making decision on facts?
Clown world indeed. But hey, if folks want to give their money to others, so be it.
There is surge in it’s price , but it will fail after Trump grifts everyone who invested in it . 6 months from now Trump will dump his shares & down the drain it will go
originally posted by: arcticshuffle
originally posted by: EndTime
Donald Trump's social media company Truth Social completed a merger Friday morning that could net the former president over $3 billion.
Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corporation -- a special purpose acquisition company -- approved a merger with Trump Media & Technology Group, which owns Truth Social.
Truth Social goes public, be careful not to lose your money
Trump's Truth Social media company will be going public very shortly as the shareholders of DWAC have approved the reverse merger to list the new company, potentially under ticker "DJT", on the stock market.
Donald Trump currently holds the majority of shares of DWAC, and will continue to have the majority interest in the publicly traded company.
This is a cautionary note to those looking to invest their spare capital, or god forbid their retirement savings into the venture.
I fully expect the new companies Price-to-earnings ration (P/E) to be awful, and honestly to be a complete scam for those foolish enough to invest in this company.
I predict that in 3 months from the time of list, the value of this stock will drop by more than 30%. I expect Trump to almost immediately start dumping his shares.
Be careful.
Yeeeeaahh ….. you were here about a year ago saying this product would never go anywhere, fail immediately, worst thing ever ….. weren’t you ?
Can’t you do better than this ? It’s so repetitive and just silly.