lawtig02
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Got it. I misread.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.
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Got it. I misread.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.
Oh, Mark Robinson, for sure. If he were a stock, he'd be in danger of being de-listed.Lower stock, Truth Social or Mark Robinson?
Right, but has DJT been around long enough to go in any index?Well, that is how passive index funds work. The S&P 500 index funds don't spit out the crappy companies. They simply buy the 500 largest U.S. companies my market cap. Then at the end of the year, they sell the few that drop out and buy the few new ones. Why it is often a good idea to buy a company at end of year or early in year after announcement they will join S&P 500. Going to be some huge buys by behemoth index funds.
The Russell 2000 is just the smallest 2000 companies (smallcaps) in all of the Russell Index.
It's the only reason for its continued existence, and also the reason that Trump isn't going to sell.Anyone else think that if Trump wins the election he will use the power of government to “encourage” advertisers to buy ads on Truth Social?
Definitely think anyone perusing truth social will see a lot of ads for Aramco and Qatar Airways.Anyone else think that if Trump wins the election he will use the power of government to “encourage” advertisers to buy ads on Truth Social?
Given almost complete immunity, that might be a simple footnote in the abuses of power.
Now that the requirements to lift the lockup period have been met, the $12 threshold doesn't matter anymore, does it?Sure is getting close to that $12 line.