TRUMP INDICTED
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BudmanTX
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Well you know who is back in the court house today.......
1: jury went from 7 to 5, because the media described the juror in a written peace, so those 2 told the judge, and the judge admonished the media in the court room for do so........saying they should use "common sense"
2: orange monkey gag order infractions went from 4 to now 7, next tuesday's hearing about this is gonna be interesting, i hope they find him in contempt, but i'm not the judge or the DA in this, so we'll have to wait it out....
3: orange dumb shit has been found with his cell phone with him, and him looking at it and not paying attention to the trail. Now why would that asshat have that as a defendant, figure the judge would have taken it....still a little early with that.....when that was seen his lawyer told him to put it away, and of course he went all whinny again....cheese orange dumb shit....
1: jury went from 7 to 5, because the media described the juror in a written peace, so those 2 told the judge, and the judge admonished the media in the court room for do so........saying they should use "common sense"
2: orange monkey gag order infractions went from 4 to now 7, next tuesday's hearing about this is gonna be interesting, i hope they find him in contempt, but i'm not the judge or the DA in this, so we'll have to wait it out....
3: orange dumb shit has been found with his cell phone with him, and him looking at it and not paying attention to the trail. Now why would that asshat have that as a defendant, figure the judge would have taken it....still a little early with that.....when that was seen his lawyer told him to put it away, and of course he went all whinny again....cheese orange dumb shit....
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
and here it is...the violation:
Prosecutor Steinglass: Your Honor, the defendant has violated your order seven more times. He posted about Michael Cohen, "Serial Perjurer." The defendant posted it on his campaign website. Last night on Truth Social, an article against Michael Cohen
Prosecutor Steinglass: Most troublingly the defendant reposted about liberals lying to try to get on the jury, a post by Jesse Watters. We are considering options, what relief to ask for. Trump's lawyer Blanche: President Trump's responses are political in nature
^this is the one most troubling, cause they are talking about this:
After this Watter (Fox host)actually used the information from the press of the these proceeding to actually out 2 of the jurors on air
imo this is witness tampering and Fox is helping him.....
take away his freaking phone judge....now
Prosecutor Steinglass: Your Honor, the defendant has violated your order seven more times. He posted about Michael Cohen, "Serial Perjurer." The defendant posted it on his campaign website. Last night on Truth Social, an article against Michael Cohen
Prosecutor Steinglass: Most troublingly the defendant reposted about liberals lying to try to get on the jury, a post by Jesse Watters. We are considering options, what relief to ask for. Trump's lawyer Blanche: President Trump's responses are political in nature
^this is the one most troubling, cause they are talking about this:
After this Watter (Fox host)actually used the information from the press of the these proceeding to actually out 2 of the jurors on air
imo this is witness tampering and Fox is helping him.....
take away his freaking phone judge....now
printer
Well-Known Member
Eliminate Fox from the courthouse.
printer
Well-Known Member
Lying from court.
Trump asks why Europe isn’t giving Ukraine more aid as Johnson presses forward
Former President Trump questioned why European nations weren’t providing more support to Ukraine, but stopped short of weighing in on a foreign aid package proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) that has sparked outcry from some House Republicans.
“Why isn’t Europe giving more money to help Ukraine? Why is it that the United States is over $100 Billion Dollars into the Ukraine War more than Europe, and we have an Ocean between us as separation!” Trump wrote Thursday on Truth Social as he attended the third day of his hush money trial in New York City.
“Why can’t Europe equalize or match the money put in by the United States of America in order to help a Country in desperate need?” he continued. “As everyone agrees, Ukrainian Survival and Strength should be much more important to Europe than to us, but it is also important to us! GET MOVING EUROPE!”
A tracker maintained by the Institute for the World Economy shows that total European aid for Ukraine has actually overtaken U.S. assistance, though much of that is in the form of financial and humanitarian aid. The United States has provided significantly more military aid to Ukraine, with the tracker showing Europe would have to double its pace of arms assistance to fully replace the U.S. commitment.
Trump’s post comes as House Republicans are divided over moving forward with a series of bills that would provide aid to Ukraine, Israel and allies in the Indo-Pacific.
Johnson has attempted to placate his conservative critics by splitting the components of a Senate-passed foreign aid package into three separate pieces, as well as two additional bills that include provisions on border security and other foreign aid proposals favored by Republicans.
But the decision to move forward has outraged Trump allies such as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), who has threatened to oust Johnson from the Speakership if he goes ahead with a Ukraine aid bill.
Greene and Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), another Trump ally, seized on Trump’s Truth Social post to claim he was opposing the foreign aid legislation, though the former president’s post did not take a position on the matter.
During a meeting last week with Johnson at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, the former president signaled an openness to Republicans approving additional aid for Ukraine if it came in the form of a loan.
“We’re looking at it right now, and they’re talking about it, and we’re thinking about making it in the form of a loan instead of just a gift,” Trump said at the time.
thehill.com
The UK added onto Germany is almost $30B, with the EU and the other individual countries the military aid is almost on par, add non-military and not even close.
Trump asks why Europe isn’t giving Ukraine more aid as Johnson presses forward
Former President Trump questioned why European nations weren’t providing more support to Ukraine, but stopped short of weighing in on a foreign aid package proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) that has sparked outcry from some House Republicans.
“Why isn’t Europe giving more money to help Ukraine? Why is it that the United States is over $100 Billion Dollars into the Ukraine War more than Europe, and we have an Ocean between us as separation!” Trump wrote Thursday on Truth Social as he attended the third day of his hush money trial in New York City.
“Why can’t Europe equalize or match the money put in by the United States of America in order to help a Country in desperate need?” he continued. “As everyone agrees, Ukrainian Survival and Strength should be much more important to Europe than to us, but it is also important to us! GET MOVING EUROPE!”
A tracker maintained by the Institute for the World Economy shows that total European aid for Ukraine has actually overtaken U.S. assistance, though much of that is in the form of financial and humanitarian aid. The United States has provided significantly more military aid to Ukraine, with the tracker showing Europe would have to double its pace of arms assistance to fully replace the U.S. commitment.
Trump’s post comes as House Republicans are divided over moving forward with a series of bills that would provide aid to Ukraine, Israel and allies in the Indo-Pacific.
Johnson has attempted to placate his conservative critics by splitting the components of a Senate-passed foreign aid package into three separate pieces, as well as two additional bills that include provisions on border security and other foreign aid proposals favored by Republicans.
But the decision to move forward has outraged Trump allies such as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), who has threatened to oust Johnson from the Speakership if he goes ahead with a Ukraine aid bill.
Greene and Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), another Trump ally, seized on Trump’s Truth Social post to claim he was opposing the foreign aid legislation, though the former president’s post did not take a position on the matter.
During a meeting last week with Johnson at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, the former president signaled an openness to Republicans approving additional aid for Ukraine if it came in the form of a loan.
“We’re looking at it right now, and they’re talking about it, and we’re thinking about making it in the form of a loan instead of just a gift,” Trump said at the time.
Trump asks why Europe isn’t giving Ukraine more aid as Johnson presses forward
Former President Trump questioned why European nations weren’t providing more support to Ukraine, but stopped short of weighing in on a foreign aid package proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson (R…
thehill.com
The UK added onto Germany is almost $30B, with the EU and the other individual countries the military aid is almost on par, add non-military and not even close.
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
Ukraine wouldn't be in this mess if it wasn't for the orange misfit didn't turning the other cheek while Putin was building is army around Ukraine.......Lying from court.
Trump asks why Europe isn’t giving Ukraine more aid as Johnson presses forward
Former President Trump questioned why European nations weren’t providing more support to Ukraine, but stopped short of weighing in on a foreign aid package proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) that has sparked outcry from some House Republicans.
“Why isn’t Europe giving more money to help Ukraine? Why is it that the United States is over $100 Billion Dollars into the Ukraine War more than Europe, and we have an Ocean between us as separation!” Trump wrote Thursday on Truth Social as he attended the third day of his hush money trial in New York City.
“Why can’t Europe equalize or match the money put in by the United States of America in order to help a Country in desperate need?” he continued. “As everyone agrees, Ukrainian Survival and Strength should be much more important to Europe than to us, but it is also important to us! GET MOVING EUROPE!”
A tracker maintained by the Institute for the World Economy shows that total European aid for Ukraine has actually overtaken U.S. assistance, though much of that is in the form of financial and humanitarian aid. The United States has provided significantly more military aid to Ukraine, with the tracker showing Europe would have to double its pace of arms assistance to fully replace the U.S. commitment.
Trump’s post comes as House Republicans are divided over moving forward with a series of bills that would provide aid to Ukraine, Israel and allies in the Indo-Pacific.
Johnson has attempted to placate his conservative critics by splitting the components of a Senate-passed foreign aid package into three separate pieces, as well as two additional bills that include provisions on border security and other foreign aid proposals favored by Republicans.
But the decision to move forward has outraged Trump allies such as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), who has threatened to oust Johnson from the Speakership if he goes ahead with a Ukraine aid bill.
Greene and Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), another Trump ally, seized on Trump’s Truth Social post to claim he was opposing the foreign aid legislation, though the former president’s post did not take a position on the matter.
During a meeting last week with Johnson at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, the former president signaled an openness to Republicans approving additional aid for Ukraine if it came in the form of a loan.
“We’re looking at it right now, and they’re talking about it, and we’re thinking about making it in the form of a loan instead of just a gift,” Trump said at the time.
Trump asks why Europe isn’t giving Ukraine more aid as Johnson presses forward
Former President Trump questioned why European nations weren’t providing more support to Ukraine, but stopped short of weighing in on a foreign aid package proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson (R…
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The UK added onto Germany is almost $30B, with the EU and the other individual countries the military aid is almost on par, add non-military and not even close.
printer
Well-Known Member
"You want some missiles? Investigate Biden."
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
“We did. Now make with the ordnance.”
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
12 jurors are selected, just gotta find the alts now........
meanwhile:
Prosecutor Steinglass: Was you going to break early on Monday and Tuesday, to accommodate counsel's religious observance.
Trump's lawyer Blanche: Tuesday is a religious holiday all day.
Justice Merchan: It's not a court holiday. We'll work to 2 pm.
Prosecutor Steinglass: Mr. Trump has been tweeting about the witnesses. We are not going to disclose who they are in advance -
Trump's lawyer Blanche: What if we commit President Trump won't tweet about them?
Justice Merchan: I don't think you can commit to that.
rump's lawyer Blanche: How about attorneys' eyes only?
Justice Merchan: No. I am not ordering them to give you the list. See you tomorrow. Adjourned.
and that's it.
The "I don't think you can commit to that" really means something, prolly the reason they are not getting the juror name list. Tomorrow they'll finish the 5 remanders and Monday will prolly be opening arguments. Tuesday for the gag order response from Merchan. This judge isn't pulling any punches i can see.
meanwhile:
Prosecutor Steinglass: Was you going to break early on Monday and Tuesday, to accommodate counsel's religious observance.
Trump's lawyer Blanche: Tuesday is a religious holiday all day.
Justice Merchan: It's not a court holiday. We'll work to 2 pm.
Prosecutor Steinglass: Mr. Trump has been tweeting about the witnesses. We are not going to disclose who they are in advance -
Trump's lawyer Blanche: What if we commit President Trump won't tweet about them?
Justice Merchan: I don't think you can commit to that.
rump's lawyer Blanche: How about attorneys' eyes only?
Justice Merchan: No. I am not ordering them to give you the list. See you tomorrow. Adjourned.
and that's it.
The "I don't think you can commit to that" really means something, prolly the reason they are not getting the juror name list. Tomorrow they'll finish the 5 remanders and Monday will prolly be opening arguments. Tuesday for the gag order response from Merchan. This judge isn't pulling any punches i can see.
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
and again.....
they're treating me so unfair...........oh cry me a river ass hat......
Bagginski
Well-Known Member
Fox should be fined & have its licenses suspended
Wattles should be arrested for jury tampering
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
i have to agree with you on that
prolly one of the reasons Merchan's didn't give them witness list today.....
printer
Well-Known Member
Darn.
Trump Media tells shareholders how to block their DJT stock being loaned to short sellers
Trump Media is making a point of telling its shareholders how to prevent their stock from being loaned to short sellers — who bet the price of the shares will drop.
The short-selling-prevention tips posted Wednesday on Trump Media’s website come as its DJT stock has sharply fallen in price since it began being public trading on March 26 — and as short sellers have taken a keen interest in the owner of the Truth Social app despite relatively high fees to finance such trades.
Trump Media’s share price rose sharply on Wednesday, by more than 15%, its closing price of $26.40 was still a whopping 63% lower than the price it opened at on March 26.
The stock slumped by 20% last week alone, and then plummeted by more than 18% on Monday and another more than 14% on Tuesday.
The share price Wednesday was nearly 46% lower than its closing price on April 1, the same day Trump Media disclosed it had booked a $58 million loss for 2023, with just $4.1 million in revenue for that year.
Former President Donald Trump is by far the biggest shareholder in Trump Media, owning nearly 60% of its shares. And his 78.75 million shares could soon grow by 36 million shares if DJT’s price stays above $17 per share in the coming days due to an earnout provision in the merger deal that took the company public.
But Trump, who is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, and Trump Media since late March seen billions of dollars in share value evaporate from share price declines.
On Wednesday, following two straight days of sharp price drops, the company included a supplement to its frequently asked questions list on its website, which it detailed in an 8-K filing on Thursday morning with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The supplement offers detailed instructions to shareholders on: ” How do I prevent my shares from being loaned for a short interest position?”
Short selling is the practice of borrowing shares of a company’s stock, and then quickly selling those shares for a certain amount of money. The short seller then waits, hoping that the share price will drop over some period of time, so that they can then repurchase the same number of shares and give them back to the lender, pocketing the difference between what they first sold the shares for as profit after paying brokers’ fees.
“For long-term shareholders who believe in the Company’s future, the Company is highlighting the following actions you can take with your brokerage firm to prevent the lending of your shares for short selling,” Trump Media said in its supplement to its FAQ Wednesday.
The tips include holding DJT shares in a cash account at a brokerage firm as opposed to a margin account, “opting out of any securities lending program,” moving Trump Media shares to the company’s designated transfer agent, and transferring shares to a bank and “holding them in your retirement account.”
The instructions include a helpful form letter that shareholder can send to their brokers.
The letter says: “Please accept this written instruction to make sure that the following securities are held in my cash account only and accordingly are not available for any stock loan activities.”
“I hereby expressly opt-out of any securities lending programs and instruct you to not loan out any of my shares,” the letter says, before a section that the sender can fill out with their number of shares.
A spokeswoman for Trump Media did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the new instructions regarding preventing short selling.
Short selling is particularly risky because it is markedly different than a “long position” in a stock — in which a person can only lose the amount of money they paid for shares if their price falls to zero.
In contrast, a short position in a stock can in theory see its price rise without stopping, leaving the short seller responsible for paying exponentially more money to buy back the shares to return to the lender.
Trump Media in its update FAQ nodded to that risk in noting that brokerage firms loan shares “to sophisticated and institutional investors” to do short sales. Brokers often insist that customers who do short sales with them are experienced investors, and have sufficient cash or collateral on hand that can insure that if the short trade goes bad they can cover their losses.
Trump Media also pointed out that lending shares to short sellers can earn brokerage firms “an alternative source of revenue.”
“If the price of the stock in fact decreases, then the brokerage firm and the sophisticated and institutional investors will have made a profit, while the ultimate retail investor has not,” Trump Media told its shareholders.”
Only about 5 million shares of DJT have been available to short out of more than 136 million company shares. And much of the 5 million shares were already locked up in short positions earlier this month.
But Ihor Dusaniwsky, managing director of predictive analytics at S3 Partners, told CNBC in early April, “What I’m hearing on the Street is that if [an amount] of stock becomes available, shorts are taking it down.”
www.nbcnews.com
Trump Media tells shareholders how to block their DJT stock being loaned to short sellers
Trump Media is making a point of telling its shareholders how to prevent their stock from being loaned to short sellers — who bet the price of the shares will drop.
The short-selling-prevention tips posted Wednesday on Trump Media’s website come as its DJT stock has sharply fallen in price since it began being public trading on March 26 — and as short sellers have taken a keen interest in the owner of the Truth Social app despite relatively high fees to finance such trades.
Trump Media’s share price rose sharply on Wednesday, by more than 15%, its closing price of $26.40 was still a whopping 63% lower than the price it opened at on March 26.
The stock slumped by 20% last week alone, and then plummeted by more than 18% on Monday and another more than 14% on Tuesday.
The share price Wednesday was nearly 46% lower than its closing price on April 1, the same day Trump Media disclosed it had booked a $58 million loss for 2023, with just $4.1 million in revenue for that year.
Former President Donald Trump is by far the biggest shareholder in Trump Media, owning nearly 60% of its shares. And his 78.75 million shares could soon grow by 36 million shares if DJT’s price stays above $17 per share in the coming days due to an earnout provision in the merger deal that took the company public.
But Trump, who is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, and Trump Media since late March seen billions of dollars in share value evaporate from share price declines.
On Wednesday, following two straight days of sharp price drops, the company included a supplement to its frequently asked questions list on its website, which it detailed in an 8-K filing on Thursday morning with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The supplement offers detailed instructions to shareholders on: ” How do I prevent my shares from being loaned for a short interest position?”
Short selling is the practice of borrowing shares of a company’s stock, and then quickly selling those shares for a certain amount of money. The short seller then waits, hoping that the share price will drop over some period of time, so that they can then repurchase the same number of shares and give them back to the lender, pocketing the difference between what they first sold the shares for as profit after paying brokers’ fees.
“For long-term shareholders who believe in the Company’s future, the Company is highlighting the following actions you can take with your brokerage firm to prevent the lending of your shares for short selling,” Trump Media said in its supplement to its FAQ Wednesday.
The tips include holding DJT shares in a cash account at a brokerage firm as opposed to a margin account, “opting out of any securities lending program,” moving Trump Media shares to the company’s designated transfer agent, and transferring shares to a bank and “holding them in your retirement account.”
The instructions include a helpful form letter that shareholder can send to their brokers.
The letter says: “Please accept this written instruction to make sure that the following securities are held in my cash account only and accordingly are not available for any stock loan activities.”
“I hereby expressly opt-out of any securities lending programs and instruct you to not loan out any of my shares,” the letter says, before a section that the sender can fill out with their number of shares.
A spokeswoman for Trump Media did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the new instructions regarding preventing short selling.
Short selling is particularly risky because it is markedly different than a “long position” in a stock — in which a person can only lose the amount of money they paid for shares if their price falls to zero.
In contrast, a short position in a stock can in theory see its price rise without stopping, leaving the short seller responsible for paying exponentially more money to buy back the shares to return to the lender.
Trump Media in its update FAQ nodded to that risk in noting that brokerage firms loan shares “to sophisticated and institutional investors” to do short sales. Brokers often insist that customers who do short sales with them are experienced investors, and have sufficient cash or collateral on hand that can insure that if the short trade goes bad they can cover their losses.
Trump Media also pointed out that lending shares to short sellers can earn brokerage firms “an alternative source of revenue.”
“If the price of the stock in fact decreases, then the brokerage firm and the sophisticated and institutional investors will have made a profit, while the ultimate retail investor has not,” Trump Media told its shareholders.”
Only about 5 million shares of DJT have been available to short out of more than 136 million company shares. And much of the 5 million shares were already locked up in short positions earlier this month.
But Ihor Dusaniwsky, managing director of predictive analytics at S3 Partners, told CNBC in early April, “What I’m hearing on the Street is that if [an amount] of stock becomes available, shorts are taking it down.”
Trump Media tells shareholders how to block their DJT stock being loaned to short sellers
The short-selling-prevention tips posted Wednesday on Trump Media’s website come as its DJT stock has sharply fallen in price since it began being public trading on March 26.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
What this tells me is that they cannot even get a good short squeeze going. By year’s end it might trade below the dollar mark.Darn.
Trump Media tells shareholders how to block their DJT stock being loaned to short sellers
Trump Media is making a point of telling its shareholders how to prevent their stock from being loaned to short sellers — who bet the price of the shares will drop.
The short-selling-prevention tips posted Wednesday on Trump Media’s website come as its DJT stock has sharply fallen in price since it began being public trading on March 26 — and as short sellers have taken a keen interest in the owner of the Truth Social app despite relatively high fees to finance such trades.
Trump Media’s share price rose sharply on Wednesday, by more than 15%, its closing price of $26.40 was still a whopping 63% lower than the price it opened at on March 26.
The stock slumped by 20% last week alone, and then plummeted by more than 18% on Monday and another more than 14% on Tuesday.
The share price Wednesday was nearly 46% lower than its closing price on April 1, the same day Trump Media disclosed it had booked a $58 million loss for 2023, with just $4.1 million in revenue for that year.
Former President Donald Trump is by far the biggest shareholder in Trump Media, owning nearly 60% of its shares. And his 78.75 million shares could soon grow by 36 million shares if DJT’s price stays above $17 per share in the coming days due to an earnout provision in the merger deal that took the company public.
But Trump, who is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, and Trump Media since late March seen billions of dollars in share value evaporate from share price declines.
On Wednesday, following two straight days of sharp price drops, the company included a supplement to its frequently asked questions list on its website, which it detailed in an 8-K filing on Thursday morning with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The supplement offers detailed instructions to shareholders on: ” How do I prevent my shares from being loaned for a short interest position?”
Short selling is the practice of borrowing shares of a company’s stock, and then quickly selling those shares for a certain amount of money. The short seller then waits, hoping that the share price will drop over some period of time, so that they can then repurchase the same number of shares and give them back to the lender, pocketing the difference between what they first sold the shares for as profit after paying brokers’ fees.
“For long-term shareholders who believe in the Company’s future, the Company is highlighting the following actions you can take with your brokerage firm to prevent the lending of your shares for short selling,” Trump Media said in its supplement to its FAQ Wednesday.
The tips include holding DJT shares in a cash account at a brokerage firm as opposed to a margin account, “opting out of any securities lending program,” moving Trump Media shares to the company’s designated transfer agent, and transferring shares to a bank and “holding them in your retirement account.”
The instructions include a helpful form letter that shareholder can send to their brokers.
The letter says: “Please accept this written instruction to make sure that the following securities are held in my cash account only and accordingly are not available for any stock loan activities.”
“I hereby expressly opt-out of any securities lending programs and instruct you to not loan out any of my shares,” the letter says, before a section that the sender can fill out with their number of shares.
A spokeswoman for Trump Media did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the new instructions regarding preventing short selling.
Short selling is particularly risky because it is markedly different than a “long position” in a stock — in which a person can only lose the amount of money they paid for shares if their price falls to zero.
In contrast, a short position in a stock can in theory see its price rise without stopping, leaving the short seller responsible for paying exponentially more money to buy back the shares to return to the lender.
Trump Media in its update FAQ nodded to that risk in noting that brokerage firms loan shares “to sophisticated and institutional investors” to do short sales. Brokers often insist that customers who do short sales with them are experienced investors, and have sufficient cash or collateral on hand that can insure that if the short trade goes bad they can cover their losses.
Trump Media also pointed out that lending shares to short sellers can earn brokerage firms “an alternative source of revenue.”
“If the price of the stock in fact decreases, then the brokerage firm and the sophisticated and institutional investors will have made a profit, while the ultimate retail investor has not,” Trump Media told its shareholders.”
Only about 5 million shares of DJT have been available to short out of more than 136 million company shares. And much of the 5 million shares were already locked up in short positions earlier this month.
But Ihor Dusaniwsky, managing director of predictive analytics at S3 Partners, told CNBC in early April, “What I’m hearing on the Street is that if [an amount] of stock becomes available, shorts are taking it down.”
Trump Media tells shareholders how to block their DJT stock being loaned to short sellers
The short-selling-prevention tips posted Wednesday on Trump Media’s website come as its DJT stock has sharply fallen in price since it began being public trading on March 26.
Fogdog
Well-Known Member
They are an entertainment media outlet. They won a decision in court based on that claim.
Give them what they want until it hurts.
Sofa King Smoooth
Well-Known Member
I heard this and thought about the man of topic
compassionateExotic
Well-Known Member
They need to threaten and even sue Fox News again like they did with false promoting news , that is only thing that will shut him up and fox . realize the kraken or otherwise this is all a joke and embarrassment
court should make some new rules for every threat trump makes = 1 billion, shoot 1k isn’t gonnea shut him up and say it can’t be international given and it must be accounted money and he only will have 24hr to put and life in terror camp if he can’t stop ( my dream lol )
court should make some new rules for every threat trump makes = 1 billion, shoot 1k isn’t gonnea shut him up and say it can’t be international given and it must be accounted money and he only will have 24hr to put and life in terror camp if he can’t stop ( my dream lol )