maxcrowder
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"it", oh i thought you said her. I was gonna disagree.Who’s a buyer now? Even Matt Gaetz won’t touch it at 15.
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"it", oh i thought you said her. I was gonna disagree.Who’s a buyer now? Even Matt Gaetz won’t touch it at 15.
Just to clarify, Trump can't sell until after close today. Not sure if he can sell after hours or if that means he won't be able to start selling until tomorrow morning.If I understand it correctly, Trump will be able to begin selling DJT stock tomorrow unless the stock falls below $12 (which is unlikely). If it did fall he would be able to sell it next week.
Would be funny if it went below $12.00 and locked Trump out.Low today has been $14.77.
It’s at $15.00 now.
I don’t think it’s at all beyond the realm of possibility we’ll end the day below $12.It is about to trade it's average daily volume in the first 1.5 hours. Insiders are dumping shares. But they have a LOT of them.
They will do it in spread out spurts. Give the red hat suckers time to buy in so it doesn't crater all at once.
I will guess $13.80 at the close...I don’t think it’s at all beyond the realm of possibility we’ll end the day below $12.
While I’m sure you’re right, I hope we find out at some point what mutual fund companies held DJT. Because I want to stay away from them like they’re a 50 ft long cobra.I don't think it will get near $12 today. Maybe later next week. This is how mutual fund companies trim back a holding or sell it all together. They spread it out so they don't flood the market with massive sell quantities. If they do, their shares get sold in blocks incrementally lower as price plummets.
You can see that in DJT stock right now. It has bounced back about 50 cents on low volume. Insiders stopped selling letting buyers come in to prop it back up some. Then the sells start again. Rinse, repeat.
Volume has really slowed down last 25 minutes (insiders stop selling) and it gets a nice pop on low volume and mostly buys.
I don't think he said any mutual funds were holding it. He was saying that's how mutual fund companies do it; I took him to be saying that the insiders will use the same strategy.While I’m sure you’re right, I hope we find out at some point what mutual fund companies held DJT. Because I want to stay away from them like they’re a 50 ft long cobra.
Wow. Index funds are out of control if they are buying that piece of shit stock.Institutional holders of DJT stock -- 322 institutions holding a total just over 14 million shares as of last quarter.
The largest 3 institutions are 1) Vanguard 2) Blackrock and 3) Susquehanna. I imagine the majority of their holdings are in some sort of Index Funds (Nasdaq Smallcap, Nasdaq 1000, or a Specialty Media index or something.
These three alone hold almost 50% of total institutional shares. Then it begins to drop of dramatically to lower quantities for many hedge funds and capital investment groups.