DJT? Buy, sell or hold (lawsuit, invest, trust, loans)
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This isn't a political statement at all it's more about the man himself. If you were to treat any "investment" into this man or any of his companies, you deserve to lose every penny of it. He's a con man who would sell his soul for a quick buck. You're better off buying those gold clown shoes or that fake $60 bible of his, at least you'd have something to show for it in the end.
The main "asset" is turning 78 years old. As a mortal, he won't be around forever. This feels like a classic pump 'n dump meme stock grift. It's a sucker's bet.
LOL, a $2 stock trading @ $50, who is buying this thing.
I imagine short-term day traders/speculators jump in and out of this stock depending on the news of the day. I cannot imagine any institutional firms with long-term outlooks would allow such a stock in their portfolios. Today it's up 5% and you can bet the majority of purchasers are looking for a quick in and out.
Buy, sell or hold doesn't apply. I suggest "Ignore" as the best option for me. The stock is highly speculative Meme stock and there are so many other better speculative opportunities out there.
IDK, I bought 1 share of DWAC a few years ago at 47 and sold the next day at 113.
Are people buying single shares of DJT and then requesting certificates? Like buying an artifact ala Billy Beer?
Most transfer agents won’t issue physical certs anymore because it cost the companies too much to deal with
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