If you hold DWAC, set a sell order at something ridiculous like $10,000 per share for the next month. It will prevent shorting. Don't let the liberals make money off other conservatives!
Ignore if you DRSed.
If you hold DWAC, set a sell order at something ridiculous like $10,000 per share for the next month. It will prevent shorting. Don't let the liberals make money off other conservatives!
Ignore if you DRSed.
The average volume for DWAC is 1.2 million shares per day traded.
It is up to 22 million right now. The cabals money men are shorting the hell out of it. No one in their right mind on the patriot side is selling when we are seeing this stock shooting into orbit. This is what we have been waiting on.
I hope the shorts lose their shorts. Short selling needs to be outlawed. It was given to the cabal to screw over any company that refused to follow their agenda.
Are people shorting or are they taking profits and minimizing losses?
In my opinion they are shorting the stock. We watched it climb over $58 today, and they managed to push it back to $50.75 so in my opinion they failed. It showed a small gain even with a tremendous push against it. Volume from an average of 1.2 million to a day with volume of over 25.4 million share is not just normal profit taking.
Plus most of the people that have put their money into DWAC are Trump's patriot supporters. I am in it for the long long haul, not some short term profit that gets the highest taxes levied on it. I believe most of those invested in it are of the same mind set.
The shorts on the stock are the major banks and finance companies owned and/or controlled by the cabal. Why are they willing to risk huge losses just to screw Trump and the patriots? Well first of all it is not their money. These financial crooks are using the people's money to screw the people like they always do. Their funds are the people's investment funds, retirement accounts, etc. They don't give a shit if they lose their money.
The only thing they need to fear with a loss is that it becomes big enough their investors decide to start a class action lawsuit against them for the obvious mismangement of their money.