Trump Supporters Left Holding The Bag Once Again

We all know there are some DJT bag holders on this very board. Of course they are too embarrassed to come on here and admit they are still holding.
 
I had to laugh...

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He keeps using President

and refuses to use President Joe Biden
I cherish this

It's hilarious


Want to talk weird suckers?


Donald Trump's campaign reports raising $130 million in August

WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump ’s campaign says that it brought in $130 million in August, not as much as the month prior but a figure that his advisers said put the GOP nominee in good position for the remaining two months of the general election campaign.

Most of that figure — 98% — came in the form of donations under $200, Trump's campaign said Wednesday, with an average donation of $56.
 
The stockholders have just indicated how they feel Trump did in the debate last night:

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What a tremendous night of entertainment watching Harris eviscerate that bumbling fool.
 
Trump's portfolio lost somewhere around $300 million last night with his horrible performance.

That's gotta hurt!
 
With the lockout expiration rapidly approaching, Trump announced today he does not intend to sell his shares.

Of course, if he did sell his shares, he would have a very difficult time finding buyers and the price would probably fall another 50 percent.

Another option Trump has is to borrow money using his shares as collateral. But I have no idea who would be crazy enough to accept collateral that is losing value literally every day.

However, with his announcement that he isn't selling (which you can take with a YUGE grain of salt), the rubes bumped the stock price up a little bit today.

Fox News trumpeted this development:

Trump Media stock jumps after former president says he won't sell his shares



What Fox failed to mention, no surprise, is that the jump today did not regain the ground lost after Trump's horrible debate performance:


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Daaaaaaaaamn!

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The value of Trump's holdings in DJT stock have plummeted $5.8 billion since the peak.

:eek:
 

Chief operating officer of Truth Social's parent company resigns



Uh oh! That's not good.


COO Andrew Northwall resigned from Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (DJT) late last month, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission filing, adding that the company plans to “transition his duties internally.” No further details were provided about the resignation. He joined the company in December 2021 according to his LinkedIn page.

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Based in Sarasota, Florida, the company has been losing money and struggling to raise revenue. It lost nearly $58.2 million last year while generating only $4.1 million in revenue, according to regulatory filings.

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Trump Media, whose shares are commonly called TMTG, started trading publicly in March. When the company made its debut on the Nasdaq in March, the shares hit a high of $79.38.

Shares of Trump Media & Technology rose slightly to $16.20 before the market open on Friday.
 
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Oh. My. Goodness!

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Even more bad news.

On May 27, 2025, Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. announced it entered into subscription agreements to raise approximately $2.5 billion through the sale of common stock and convertible notes. The proceeds will be used to establish a Bitcoin treasury, marking one of the largest Bitcoin treasury deals by a public company.




Over the past year, Trump Media has leaned hard into crypto and, in my view, blurred its identity in the process. Last year, it outlined a multi-billion-dollar Bitcoin treasury plan, and by Q3, it reported holding 11,542 BTC (worth roughly $1.3 billion at September end) after only starting to buy in late July.


A Crypto Strategy That Looks Made Up on the Fly



DJT did indeed pay $1.3 billion for that 11,542 Bitcoin.

I checked the BTC price history here: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BTC-USD/history/


Sadly, 11,542 bitcoins are worth only $979.6 million today.

A Trump stock which started with a high of $90 down to $10, pivots to crypto and loses over $300 million of investor money in just over a month!

Sounds like your basic Trump business model to me!

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Oh. My. Goodness!

DJT-21-Nov-2025.jpg



Even more bad news.

On May 27, 2025, Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. announced it entered into subscription agreements to raise approximately $2.5 billion through the sale of common stock and convertible notes. The proceeds will be used to establish a Bitcoin treasury, marking one of the largest Bitcoin treasury deals by a public company.




Over the past year, Trump Media has leaned hard into crypto and, in my view, blurred its identity in the process. Last year, it outlined a multi-billion-dollar Bitcoin treasury plan, and by Q3, it reported holding 11,542 BTC (worth roughly $1.3 billion at September end) after only starting to buy in late July.


A Crypto Strategy That Looks Made Up on the Fly



DJT did indeed pay $1.3 billion for that 11,542 Bitcoin.

I checked the BTC price history here: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BTC-USD/history/


Sadly, 11,542 bitcoins are worth only $979.6 million today.

A Trump stock which started with a high of $90 down to $10, pivots to crypto and loses over $300 million of investor money in just over a month!

Sounds like your basic Trump business model to me!

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Yeah right. Fifty years of success in real estate, and TV. Enters politics for the first time at age 70 and only wins President of the United States. Compare that track record to anyone of your beloved Democrats. You Trump Haters can't give him credit for anything that's why you have no credibility. And just FYI successful people do fail occasionally, that goes with the territory.
 
Yeah right. Fifty years of success in real estate, and TV. Enters politics for the first time at age 70 and only wins President of the United States. Compare that track record to anyone of your beloved Democrats. You Trump Haters can't give him credit for anything that's why you have no credibility. And just FYI successful people do fail occasionally, that goes with the territory.
If Trump just took his inheritance and invested it in a mutual fund he’d have done better than he has in business
 

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