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Adorable Deplorable's avatar

Buy some stock. We all should. Win or lose we need to support the guy with the only chance of saving our grandchildren.

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EODMom's avatar

Using the platform is more relevant maybe. Backing a thriving and vital company will keep the stock healthy. And tell your friends and associates to vote red all the way down the ticket. Even to cemetery trustee in your small town.

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Jake's avatar

I bought 50 shares for the hell of it. It won't be the first stock I've bought and lost money on. However, I just felt like I was more a part of the Trump Train by investing in him. I'll vote for him and urge others to do so but, I've now put money where my mouth is. Few do that.

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Don Reed's avatar

04/03/24: What, Jon Stewart Leibowitz is such a Phil Donahue-comeback bomb that he's already been REPLACED? He must have recommended to his audience to buy the T.S. stock! (A Trump-Derangement-Syndrome no-no).

Seriously, buying the stock (if affordable) is a way of legally donating to your political candidates without campaign $$$ limits.

And unlike the unhappy credit-extending people chasing after Senator Glenn for the next 15 years, selling your shares --- even at a loss --- prevents a complete wipeout.

Jill Biden's IPO is next. The business? Jill Dior of Paris, Delaware's dress-lines ---fabrics that normally are used to upholster sofas and couches.

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Don Reed's avatar

Pretentious statement of the week: "...enjoying a finely curated menu of cocktails..."

About a hotel in the Alamo of American tourism, the Catskills, no less.

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Jeremy R's avatar

It's not the media always getting things wrong about President Trump, it's the media always getting caught telling tall tales about President Trump. They have become the mythical people who never tell the truth. They now rival politicians in their dishonesty.

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Reddog's avatar

They act very similar to politicians in fact. One could say that they are interchangeable with the Dem party members………..and pimps.

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Subvet's avatar

Many of the used to work for politicians. Stephanopolis, Tsaki, are two I can think of off the top of my head. PS I didn't bother looking up the spelling. I figure y'all are smart enough to know who I mean. LOL

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Reddog's avatar

Spelling is fine. But you could substitute “obnoxious runt” for the first and “lying wench” for the second if you want. 😎

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Lawsy0's avatar

Yeah! That'd be like calling the quarterback by his number! My favorite misspelling for runt is Stepsonallofus. P'saki should have danced with the one who brung her--Obama. I wonder if she thought Biden was "marrying up."

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Reddog's avatar

Those two people are almost...........almost pathetic. They are so blatant in their bias, and wrong so often. I guess they don't value their integrity above politics so long as someone is paying them huge sums. They need to be forced to go work out west on a working cattle ranch for a year. Maybe then they would see their ignorance toward the rest of us. Maybe not.

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Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Before they can value integrity they need to find it.

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Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Nice analogy Redd.

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Lawsy0's avatar

God bless his grandparents!

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Don Reed's avatar

Initially, they were somewhat irked by him because before he reveled it as a prank, he also convinced them to vote for banning d.m. The reading of grandpa's will years later must have been interesting.

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Don Reed's avatar

A willingly-ignorant public...

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Page Turner's avatar

I bought shares in DWAC days before the merger just to support Trump. So far I'm in profit. Don't care if it goes to a penny stock, I'm staying in. There's value in a social media company that honors the Constitution and values its customers. And Trump has a way of being successful.

I bought Rumble a while back for it's free speech commitment which has attracted content creators from YouTube. Worth checking out.

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Jake's avatar

I will check it out. Will give my financial advisor grey hair but that's her problem. Advisors.... Wanted to buy Apple in 2012 when I got out of the Army. My advisor talked me out of it. Bastard cost me quite a bit of money. I changed advisors.

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Lawsy0's avatar

Big Blue and Apple! My sister saved her hubby's flight pay from VN and invested in these two stocks. When he retired, they paid cash for their house near 'Frisco. She was my hero!

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donald b welch's avatar

i also bought rumble and so far so good. i might pick up a couple of shares of the donald just to roll the dice.

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Lawsy0's avatar

What I love about Rumble is they do NOT automatically toss Christian pastors from their network. I don't like having to re-invent the wheel every time I log on, but I'll get used to it. Pappy said you can get used to anything but a tack in your shoe.

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RevMikeyMac's avatar

There are blowhards and then there's Jim Cramer, who blows harder. What a tool.

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Jake's avatar

I'm told "A politician in prison".

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NotFromTexas's avatar

Does he blow, or just suck?

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Shrugged's avatar

He’s like a fan: He blows on one side and sucks on the other.

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Jim Wills's avatar

Buying more today. If I lose a little scratch, so be it. Since this seems to be one of the few ways available to support the Man Who Is Going To Save My Country, I'm in. (The symbol is DJT, what else?)

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Jim Murray's avatar

My daughter, recognizing the incompetence, once asked me how Suze Orman could hold down a job as a financial adviser. I explained it to her this way. Jim Cramer, Suze Orman and other media financial shills are entertainment products capable of generating ad revenue for their employers. They sell an image and a name, not substance and subject matter expertise. As Don points out here, these shills with their game of 3 Card Monte, stay employed by satisfying their employer's religious needs. The religious needs are dictated by the Church of Lefty Politics which is driven by a Hatfield and McCoy level of hate for Trump and America. When hate is the advisor's main motivator, don't look for logic or reason to be involved in the guidance you receive.

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Playswithneedles's avatar

I once ran into Orman in an Apple Store in SanFran. She waltzed in as if she was a queen and expected all of the employees to drop their current customers and come to her assistance. She oozed the “Don’t you know who I am?” attitude. I don’t know anything about her current or recent financial advice because I learned everything I needed to know about her that day.

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Robert Rivera's avatar

When you listen to Cramer & actually follow thru, you will be crying as you are sitting on a dirty linoleum floor with a cheap bottle of scotch.

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Jim Nelson's avatar

RR, you really know how to paint an image. I can put myself in that description with a three day growth of beard.

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Robert Rivera's avatar

That’s what Cramer used to say when he made bad stock trades & lost.

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Reddog's avatar

Often wondered why CNBC and other networks would have financial advisors on each day. No one, absolutely no one should buy a stock based on advice from a cable outlet expert, or in the case of Cramer, based on the advice of an egotistic idiot. Remember, if the networks pundits outright lie to you, why would you believe their financial guy wouldn't? As for truth Social, its run by some pretty good people and there is plenty of room in the social media world for TS and Rumble along with “X”. Trumps TS will do well long term because he seldom pushes losers so it might be a good buy if you want to speculate, or just help him fight the Troglodytes.

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Dennis's avatar

It's not just that CNN got Trump wrong - it gets everything wrong. I worked in the news media for several years. I am now a recovering journalist. I gotta tell you, I didn't need to take sides to produce great stories. My mantra was "Strike with a sharp axe and let the chips fly where they may." And "You can't make this stuff up." Today's news media has, for the most part, forgotten that. They've completely misplaced (lost) the objective - to be objective. And America is suffering dearly from it.

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Lawsy0's avatar

"His Truth Social stock is worth only $3.8 billion." OK, I think I could live on the interest of the interest; of that interest. It'd be more than my state retirement account and SSA combined.

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Shrugged's avatar

I bought a few shares of Cleveland Indians stock - still have the certificates somewhere. I wonder if the collector value of the now defunct franchise name will ever be worth more than I paid for the share? Wish I had a few more wahoo items as they are still sought by some.

I bought DWAC and am holding into the DJT transition. I have no concern it will do well if the campaign continues to do well.

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Don Surber's avatar

It's an heirloom

Pass it on to grandkids or nieces and nephews

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Mark's avatar

If you made investments based on whether you liked the principle of the company, you would be broke. Facebook, Amazon, Disney, etc are run by reprobates. When you invest in the NYSE or NASDAQ you invest in America. Politics are important just like dumping Budweiser (InBev), but most of these companies support average Americans. FJB

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Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Great post deftly explaining PDJT living rent free in otherwise vacant dem-msm cranial cavities The fact they are running stories of financial stress may be due to the fact lawfare is slowing to a crawl as PDJT appears to be gaining support.I saw a very interesting tweet from M Avenatti aka creepy porn lawyer /thanks Tucker/ citing Ergerons gag orders.Keep leading Poca-Man as we are gaining strength in.numbers and have a GOP committee working voters in stead of hair salons.Good poll and any spare bucks goes to Trump Media stock.

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Dennis's avatar

The good news is Cramer’s dependably inaccurate. The bad news is you have to watch him to find out.

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Shrugged's avatar

"The bad news is you have to watch him to find out."

Watching Cramer is like watching Rachel Maddow. No thank you. I made that mistake once and was nauseated for almost a week.

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Lawsy0's avatar

Cramer has some people fooled with those rolled-up sleeves. That'd be like Peg Bracken putting furniture polish behind her ears to pretend she cleaned house all day.

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Reddog's avatar

😂

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William Coulter's avatar

I do like to listen to Cramer. I find him entertaining.

I don’t follow his stock picks but he has been high on Nividia for some time. Time will tell if he jinxes this one as well.

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Reddog's avatar

Nivida shot up quickly based on a sound market strategy and good products. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while.

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NotFromTexas's avatar

"The media had a lot of fun this week misinforming the public about President Donald John Trump’s fortune. CNBC, which bills itself as a business news channel, seemed genuinely happy that the share price of Trump’s publicly traded company fell."

Of course, it did. Its various minions cannot help themselves. Terminally afflicted with Stage IV TDS, it has lost control over its bladder and its colon.

Whether one refers to them as ink-stained wretches, j-school flunkies, partisan Democrat hacks or party apparatchiks with laptop computers, all are erstwhile members of the propaganda apparatus, and their only function is to regurgitate what they are told by the Party bosses.

Simply reporting the facts is too pedestrian for these self-important narcissists who are constitutionally incapable of separating context from bias, making them merely mouthpieces for The Party.

Of course, ever since the institutions fell en masse under the control of the Marxists; amateur, collegiate, and professional sports no longer are unifying forces in our society and culture but rather have been coerced into the service of the state via the religion of woke and its evangelists. Hence, a "sports journalist" need not know anything about team sports in general or about any sport like baseball, football, hockey, or tennis in particular - they simply have to adapt the narrative to fit the subject.

The same is true of those who "cover" finance, marketing, or any given industry for the "business" press.

Those of us who think for ourselves have long since stopped consuming what the propaganda apparatus presents as actual news and/or thoughtful, intelligent commentary as one might have found on, "Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser" - instead, now there's Jim Cramer, Clown. Frankly, Kramer from Seinfeld is a much more credible source of such financial advice.

It's only to be expected from outlets like CNBC, Faux Business, Business Insider (a joke among jokes, itself), blinded as they are by their TDS.

I'll purchase stock in Truth Social the minute Clown Cramer recommends selling it.

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