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gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
obvious question. What has crossed your feed that applies to anything here on amt that you can share?
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It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
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mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
interested to track flucuations following the days court doings
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
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nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:a fool and his money......same kind of folks buying trump gold, nfts, or any of the other waste of money bullshit.kinda shows how well the economy really is , doesnt it?_____________________________________SIGNATURE________________________________________________
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:0 -
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:0 -
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:0 -
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
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Him failing is him being ousted, in some way. And not having an obscene executive package. Tesla isn't going down to zero and bankrupt. But right now, it should be trading in the same place as Toyota, Honda, GM, etc., using their fundamentals as the guide. That's assuming a $1.40 EPS, which is about where they are trending. That equates to $14-$20 per share.nicknyr15 said:
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
I have no idea if institutional or retail investors are the reason why it is trading where it is (way off it's high, but still to high I think), but I don't think it's a great product and he's a dick. I will not invest in TSLA for all of these reasons.0 -
I agree with that entire first paragraph which is why I sold it for a nice profit years ago. Its price never seemed justified to me plus it was one of two holding I had that didn’t have a dividend. The other one being Amazon.mrussel1 said:
Him failing is him being ousted, in some way. And not having an obscene executive package. Tesla isn't going down to zero and bankrupt. But right now, it should be trading in the same place as Toyota, Honda, GM, etc., using their fundamentals as the guide. That's assuming a $1.40 EPS, which is about where they are trending. That equates to $14-$20 per share.nicknyr15 said:
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
I have no idea if institutional or retail investors are the reason why it is trading where it is (way off it's high, but still to high I think), but I don't think it's a great product and he's a dick. I will not invest in TSLA for all of these reasons.0 -
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
Funny that I don't really look at that, but two of my biggest holdings are Chase and Google. Chase is a bank, so dividend. But Google just announced a 20 cent dividend. While that isn't a ton of money, it shot the stock up significantly, so that was great! I bought a ton of their stock over a decade ago.nicknyr15 said:
I agree with that entire first paragraph which is why I sold it for a nice profit years ago. Its price never seemed justified to me plus it was one of two holding I had that didn’t have a dividend. The other one being Amazon.mrussel1 said:
Him failing is him being ousted, in some way. And not having an obscene executive package. Tesla isn't going down to zero and bankrupt. But right now, it should be trading in the same place as Toyota, Honda, GM, etc., using their fundamentals as the guide. That's assuming a $1.40 EPS, which is about where they are trending. That equates to $14-$20 per share.nicknyr15 said:
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
I have no idea if institutional or retail investors are the reason why it is trading where it is (way off it's high, but still to high I think), but I don't think it's a great product and he's a dick. I will not invest in TSLA for all of these reasons.
I also buy a lot of Amazon stock. It has performed great too.0 -
That’s great news for shareholders. Getting a passive income while growth is happening is the best. 100% of my divs I reinvest myself so it just snowballs.mrussel1 said:
Funny that I don't really look at that, but two of my biggest holdings are Chase and Google. Chase is a bank, so dividend. But Google just announced a 20 cent dividend. While that isn't a ton of money, it shot the stock up significantly, so that was great! I bought a ton of their stock over a decade ago.nicknyr15 said:
I agree with that entire first paragraph which is why I sold it for a nice profit years ago. Its price never seemed justified to me plus it was one of two holding I had that didn’t have a dividend. The other one being Amazon.mrussel1 said:
Him failing is him being ousted, in some way. And not having an obscene executive package. Tesla isn't going down to zero and bankrupt. But right now, it should be trading in the same place as Toyota, Honda, GM, etc., using their fundamentals as the guide. That's assuming a $1.40 EPS, which is about where they are trending. That equates to $14-$20 per share.nicknyr15 said:
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
I have no idea if institutional or retail investors are the reason why it is trading where it is (way off it's high, but still to high I think), but I don't think it's a great product and he's a dick. I will not invest in TSLA for all of these reasons.
I also buy a lot of Amazon stock. It has performed great too.I started as a day trader. I was really good at it but it took over my life. I couldn’t switch my mind off. I read this incredible article one day about income investing on seeking alpha that changed my entire perspective. I have to see if I still have it saved.Could I have kept making big money with day trading? Probably. But it wasn’t worth the mental cost.0 -
I was workign at Cap One when that was big, and lots of people were hiding in their office day trading. And then they would leave to decide to do it full time. I don't have the gambler's stomach to do such a thing. I was addicted to consistent income. I have a stressful job, but day trading seems like a whole different level.nicknyr15 said:
That’s great news for shareholders. Getting a passive income while growth is happening is the best. 100% of my divs I reinvest myself so it just snowballs.mrussel1 said:
Funny that I don't really look at that, but two of my biggest holdings are Chase and Google. Chase is a bank, so dividend. But Google just announced a 20 cent dividend. While that isn't a ton of money, it shot the stock up significantly, so that was great! I bought a ton of their stock over a decade ago.nicknyr15 said:
I agree with that entire first paragraph which is why I sold it for a nice profit years ago. Its price never seemed justified to me plus it was one of two holding I had that didn’t have a dividend. The other one being Amazon.mrussel1 said:
Him failing is him being ousted, in some way. And not having an obscene executive package. Tesla isn't going down to zero and bankrupt. But right now, it should be trading in the same place as Toyota, Honda, GM, etc., using their fundamentals as the guide. That's assuming a $1.40 EPS, which is about where they are trending. That equates to $14-$20 per share.nicknyr15 said:
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
I have no idea if institutional or retail investors are the reason why it is trading where it is (way off it's high, but still to high I think), but I don't think it's a great product and he's a dick. I will not invest in TSLA for all of these reasons.
I also buy a lot of Amazon stock. It has performed great too.I started as a day trader. I was really good at it but it took over my life. I couldn’t switch my mind off. I read this incredible article one day about income investing on seeking alpha that changed my entire perspective. I have to see if I still have it saved.Could I have kept making big money with day trading? Probably. But it wasn’t worth the mental cost.
And I auto-reinvest the dividends into the same equity as well. It does add up.0 -
Dude I’d have dreams of charts and candles. It was bad. Hahah. I’m definitely not a gambler but I was so confident in my ability to read charts that it almost felt guaranteed sometimes. Understanding the psychology of the market is everything when day trading. I couldn’t tell you anything about the companies I traded during those times , besides the chart.mrussel1 said:
I was workign at Cap One when that was big, and lots of people were hiding in their office day trading. And then they would leave to decide to do it full time. I don't have the gambler's stomach to do such a thing. I was addicted to consistent income. I have a stressful job, but day trading seems like a whole different level.nicknyr15 said:
That’s great news for shareholders. Getting a passive income while growth is happening is the best. 100% of my divs I reinvest myself so it just snowballs.mrussel1 said:
Funny that I don't really look at that, but two of my biggest holdings are Chase and Google. Chase is a bank, so dividend. But Google just announced a 20 cent dividend. While that isn't a ton of money, it shot the stock up significantly, so that was great! I bought a ton of their stock over a decade ago.nicknyr15 said:
I agree with that entire first paragraph which is why I sold it for a nice profit years ago. Its price never seemed justified to me plus it was one of two holding I had that didn’t have a dividend. The other one being Amazon.mrussel1 said:
Him failing is him being ousted, in some way. And not having an obscene executive package. Tesla isn't going down to zero and bankrupt. But right now, it should be trading in the same place as Toyota, Honda, GM, etc., using their fundamentals as the guide. That's assuming a $1.40 EPS, which is about where they are trending. That equates to $14-$20 per share.nicknyr15 said:
But he won’t fail. That’s my point. It’s too late. He’ll be fine if Tesla bombs. My concern is for the investors. They’re the ones who would get hurt.mrussel1 said:
Musk is a douche who is actively destroying his relationship with his core consumer base in America; wealthy professionals who care about the climate. His desire to be a right wing troll is superseding his desire to build his brand and manufacturing business. I'd like to see him fail.nicknyr15 said:
I could never. Retailer investors lose money and it scares away people. We need retail investors and the world would be a better place if people understood investing and financing instead of being scared and feeling like it’s rigged for the rich. Just my opinionmrussel1 said:
I'm rooting against $TSLA.nicknyr15 said:
I don’t give a shit about it honestly. I don’t invest in anything that doesn’t pay a dividend. I just think it’s petty to talk about it constantly only when it’s dropping and root for it to go down. I’ll never root against a stock because the only people who actually lose are retail investors.mrussel1 said:
It's fascinating. You have retail MAGA investors buying in, trying to prop it up, and then lots of people and institutions shorting it.nicknyr15 said:
Have we stopped tracking its stock price here? That’s literally how I knew it went up. Like it matters….Poncier said:
How about Truth Social?gimmesometruth27 said:
if only there were a platform where people can post things resembling tweets that can be embedded on forums like this....cutz said:Yes, it does suck.
Yeah, no offense Mick, but I only Click a Twitter Link every once in a while.
Was it Twitter that has does this? or is it this Website?
threads, anybody? can it be done with threads?
:rofl:
I have no idea if institutional or retail investors are the reason why it is trading where it is (way off it's high, but still to high I think), but I don't think it's a great product and he's a dick. I will not invest in TSLA for all of these reasons.
I also buy a lot of Amazon stock. It has performed great too.I started as a day trader. I was really good at it but it took over my life. I couldn’t switch my mind off. I read this incredible article one day about income investing on seeking alpha that changed my entire perspective. I have to see if I still have it saved.Could I have kept making big money with day trading? Probably. But it wasn’t worth the mental cost.
And I auto-reinvest the dividends into the same equity as well. It does add up.And yes when every share you have gets you more dividends it adds up quickly ! Sorry for derailing the thread topic with all this stuff.Post edited by nicknyr15 on0 -
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
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I expect Hamborger to be Ken Layed by trial. And how is “Truth” Social valued at $9B again?mickeyrat said:Yet new data shows its main product — the conservative-friendly social network Truth Social — remains a very tiny player in its industry, and it’s getting even smaller.
Truth Social’s average number of daily active US users on iOS and Android dropped by 19% year over year in April to about 113,000, according to data shared exclusively with CNN from Similarweb, a data intelligence company.
The Similarweb data, which captures the first 29 days of April, showed that the average number of users dipped 4% month over month. That drop comes despite the considerable attention received by the ongoing Trump criminal trial and the growing focus on the US presidential election.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/03/media/truth-social-stock-trump-djt/index.html
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https://apnews.com/article/trump-trial-hush-money-stormy-daniels-manhattan-f4f26333698f3a5ed73943ff805734b3 Hope Hicks, ex-Trump adviser, recounts political firestorm in 2016 over 'Access Hollywood' tapeHope Hicks, ex-Trump adviser, recounts political firestorm in 2016 over 'Access Hollywood' tapeBy MICHAEL R. SISAK, JAKE OFFENHARTZ, PHILIP MARCELO and ALANNA DURKIN RICHERToday
NEW YORK (AP) — Former White House official and Donald Trump adviser Hope Hicks took the stand Friday at the former president's hush money trial and recounted how his 2016 campaign became embroiled in a political firestorm over a recording in which he boasted about grabbing women without their permission.
Hicks, once one of Trump's closest confidants, was subpoenaed by prosecutors, who are trying to show that the uproar over the infamous leaked “Access Hollywood” tape hastened Trump's then-lawyer to pay off a porn actor to bury a negative story that could imperil his 2016 presidential bid.
Hicks' testimony provided jurors with a glimpse into the chaotic fallout in the Trump campaign over the tape's release just days before a crucial debate with Democrat Hillary Clinton. Hicks described being stunned and huddling with other Trump advisers after learning about the tape's existence from a Washington Post reporter.
“I had a good sense to believe this was going to be a massive story and that it was going to dominate the news cycle for the next several days,” Hicks testified. “This was a damaging development."
She added: "This was just pulling us backwards in a way that was going to be hard to overcome.”
In the aftermath of the tape's release, she asked Trump's then-attorney Michael Cohen to chase down a rumor of another potentially damaging tape. Hicks said she wanted to be proactive in seeking out the supposed tape because she didn't want anyone to be "blindsided.” There ended up not being one.
Four days before the 2016 election, Hicks said she received a request for comment from a Wall Street Journal reporter for a forthcoming story about American Media Inc. buying the rights to former Playboy model Karen McDougal’s story that she had an affair with Trump years earlier. Trump denies the allegations.
Hicks recalled reaching out to Jared Kushner in hopes he could use his connections to Rupert Murdoch, the owner of the Journal’s parent company, to help delay the story. Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, told her that he likely would not be able to reach Murdoch in time, Hicks testified.
Trump showed no emotion as he watched Hicks take the witness stand, where she acknowledged after stepping up to the microphone that she was “really nervous.” Referring to her former boss as “Mr. Trump,” she told the court she last communicated with him in the summer or fall of 2022.
While no longer in Trump's inner circle, Hicks spoke about the former president in glowing terms as the prosecutor began questioning her about her background. Hicks complimented Trump multiple times in the first few minutes of her testimony, describing him as a “very good multitasker, a very hard worker.”
Prosecutors have spent the week using detailed testimony about meetings, email exchanges, business transactions and bank accounts to build on the foundation of their case accusing Trump of a scheme to illegally influence the election. They are setting the stage for pivotal testimony from Cohen, who paid Daniels $130,000 for her silence before he went to prison for the hush money scheme.
Trump's defense has worked to poke holes in the credibility of prosecution witnesses and to show that Trump was trying to protect his reputation and family — not his campaign — by keeping the women quiet. The defense also suggested while questioning an attorney who represented two women in hush money negotiations that Trump was, in fact, the victim of extortion. Trump has denied the claims of extramarital sexual encounters.
Hicks’ proximity to Trump over the years has made her a figure of interest to congressional and criminal investigators alike, who have sought her testimony on multiple occasions on topics ranging from Russia election interference to Trump’s election loss and the subsequent Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Her testimony came a day after prosecutors played a recording of a meeting between Trump and Cohen shortly before the 2016 election in which they discussed a plan to pay off an ex-Playboy model who claimed to have an affair with Trump.
Cohen is heard telling Trump about a plan to purchase the rights to former Playboy model Karen McDougal’s story from the National Enquirer so that it would never come out. The tabloid had previously bought McDougal’s story to bury it on Trump’s behalf.
In the recording, Cohen revealed that he had spoken to then-Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg about “how to set the whole thing up with funding.”
Trump can be heard responding: “What do we got to pay for this? One-fifty?”
Trump suggested the payment be made with cash, prompting Cohen to object by repeatedly saying “no." Trump then says “check” before the recording cuts off.
Trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying internal Trump Organization business records. The charges stem from paperwork such as invoices and checks that were deemed legal expenses in Trump Organization records. Prosecutors say they were really reimbursements to Cohen for the $130,000 hush money payment to Daniels.
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