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Truth Social shares go into freefall after investors learn how much money it really makes!!!

Where will they rope the cultists back in to "buy the dip?" Undercut 32.00 and then push the price up and get the idiots to chase?

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Trump Media’s Accounting Firm Has Audit Deficiency History​


Seems like an auditing firm hand picked by Donald Trump. The shadier the better in his eyes.
 
Until the Fed Securities get involved.

This is gonna be awesome when the shit hits the fan.
Or... It'll end up like everything else works out for trump. He'll pay a fine and that'll be it. Maybe someone a few levels down from him will do 6 months in a "Club Fed"-type prison. Worst case he appeals for the next several years until he finally dies of old age and never has to learn any kind of lesson. I've learned not to get excited about the possibility of him being held accountable like the rest of us would be.
 
Took another 10 percent dip today, and dropping 8 percent on Friday.

Trump's cash value is now worth less than 50 percent of where it started when the company went public in March.

Proving once again that everything trump touches, turns to shit.

Only maga tards are investing in the stock now. Nobody else.
 
Took another 10 percent dip today, and dropping 8 percent on Friday.

Trump's cash value is now worth less than 50 percent of where it started when the company went public in March.

Proving once again that everything trump touches, turns to shit.

Only maga tards are investing in the stock now. Nobody else.
BUT HE'S A GENIUS BUSSINESSMAN!!!!
 
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Historical comparison - Enron chart

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(A) 1996 to 2001: Enron is the darling of Wall Street; share price rises; Fortune magazine calls Enron “America’s Most Innovative Company” for six consecutive years.

(B) 1999 to mid-2001: Enron executives and directors receive $1.1 billion by selling 17.3 million shares.

(C) April 17, 2001: Enron reports first quarter profits of $536 million.

(D) August 14, 2001: Jeffrey K. Skilling abruptly resigns as chief executive, citing “personal reasons,” Mr. Lay reassume the position of CEO.
(E) August 20, 2001: Kenneth Lay sells 93,000 shares for about $2 million. At the same time, he urges employees to buy company shares, sends an e-mail to employees assuring them that the company is on solid footing, and predicts "significantly higher stock price.”

(F) September 26, 2001: In an online chat with employees, Mr. Lay says that Enron stock is a good buy and that the company’s accounting methods are “legal and totally appropriate.”

(G) October 16, 2001: Enron reports a third-quarter loss of $618 million.

(H) October 22, 2001: The Securities and Exchange Commission opens an inquiry into Enron’s accounting.

(I) December 2, 2001: Enron files for bankruptcy protection.
 
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How low does a stock need to go to be delisted? The stock is obviously going to hit single digits. But how far does it need to fall for exchange to pull plug.
 
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How low does a stock need to go to be delisted? The stock is obviously going to hit single digits. But how far does it need to fall for exchange to pull plug.

Be below $1.00 share price for 30 consecutive days before they get initial notice/warning
 
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