Just received this email. Looks like DJT warrants can now be exercised !
(www.globenewswire.com)
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i'm such a financial tard i read all the responses in this post twice wondering wtf til i finally understood it wasn't arrest warrants.
The warrents give you more leverage,at least they had in the past. With one warrent and 11.50 in cash you can buy the stock,no matter the price.
Yep which is why I'm happy I bought so many warrants way back when they were in the single digits. Right now today I'd likely just buy the shares directly than buy more warrants.
Financial Tard #2 here, when I glanced at the headline with "DJT" and "warrants."
Saw that yesterday, they smashed the price on the news.
Wish I had money to buy the dip.
Buy the warrants close to 10 and sell close to 25, you can build up the war chest. I did a couple of times.
I did that myself, sold all but 10 at 28 and 26 and bought more GME.
GME is good long term (same with DJT), bu DJTWW I think will go cycling for a while. BTW, I think the recent smash makes no sense. If anything, this news should push the stocks up. I am guessing the snakes are jumping on it.
There's something big coming for GME. FTDs are at an all time high since RK / DFV executed his calls Thursday.
There's a big T+35 share settlement cycle that ends this Friday and another July 5th. (BTW RK used 35 emojis in his posts / memes so I think he was indicating to watch for that)
TONS of call options are correctly in the money. ANY upwards price action this week through then puts tons more call options in the money.
The new CAT system is also eliminating typical day to day types of fraud they use to suppress the price.
I think we are genuinely almost to MOASS. I don't think RK would have come back after 3 years for no reason.
I agree, I'm all in except for my emergency cash in my gun safe. If they give us a dip I will rob that and maybe sell a few silver bars as well.
I always wondered which one would kick off 1st. GME,Silver/Gold,DJT.
It's looking like Maybe GME. Of course if the market tanks then Silver/Gold paper certs will be figured out, then I think DJT will come in an buy all the media companies for pennies.
I originally bought gme, to get some tendies to buy more silver. Witch still looks like a good plan.
I would think Silver has already started the run ...
I would hold the silver, it needs to clear the 30 dollar mark and hold there for awhile, imo. Remember, it was selling at almost 50 an oz in 2011. It will get there.
I do like silver, I would only sell around 5 %.
Personally, I think the timeline might align with mid July - Trump sentencing, Trump picking VP, WW3 escalation and MOASS.
I think so also. This entire WEF system runs on their funny money. There’s one way to shut things down. It’s called world ECONOMIC foundation for a reason.
And guess what Clif High is claiming will happen on that date?
Keep an eye out for the T+35 from RK’s 4,001,000 share purchase, which should be July 19, which just happens to be the monthly options expiration (3rd Friday of every month).
RK figured out the T+35 cycles, and he timed his buy so that T+35 will help ignite the options chain.
Sounds like fireworks! Love the sound of that!
They will smash they price any any news they get, same as gme when they had positive earnings. I wish I was more diversified but I'm all in gme for awhile I guess, with all their cash, they will be safe for many years.
I got 1580 shares of GME. Every time it rippes i sell some and then buy back into the dip.
Does this stock need to be DRSed like GME?
Yes, IMO DRS all stock you plan on actually owning and not just trading.
DRS removes a lot of the fuckery that comes with brokerages like ownership (street naming, buy/sell halts by the brokers, share lending to shorts), as well as removes the need for SIPC to bail you out if your broker goes insolvent, since the stock transfer agent only keeps track of who owns it, not takes active positions in the stock.
You give up the ability to easily get in and out of the stock, so it's not great for the purposes of day or short term trading, but IMO the ownership issue outweighs that pretty significantly.
You are unable to sell in pre and post market with CS. I got 1500 in fidelity amd 95 in CS. Rather be able to sell on spikes and buy more when it gets shorted back down.
https://greatawakening.win/p/17t1MiO98Z/trump-media-and-technology-group/c/
Thanks! I actually already had that one bookmarked, but totally forgot about it!
Too much information in this information war
It has a different company to register with.
Continental I belive.
No longer Contiental, the ticker change also corresponded to the shift to Odyssey Trust. If you had DRSed shares as DWAC, you should have gotten some statements with Odyssey, and need to set up with them.
Good to know, I only owned warrents.
Me, too.
Yup,,, looks like they are positioning themselves to raise capital after the smoke clears and the market rebound is well on its way.
If the theorized naked shorts on DJT are real it sure would be nice if they could sell during the upcoming MOASS. How sweet would it be to know that the same guys that tried screwing you had to drop billions to cover their positions 😁.
Though,,, in a normal world they wouldn’t have time to get all that together before that thing pops ..
I have my own brokerage account set up through vanguard , after reading that lengthy word salad I still have no idea how to exercise them
Theirs no hurry, they are good for years.
When you want to exercise, have the cash in your account and call your broker.
Anyone mind explaining what a warrant is to someone that trades, but knows very little about options? Thanks,
A warrant is a financial instrument that gives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to purchase a company's stock at a specific price (the exercise or strike price) before a certain date (the expiration date). Warrants are similar to options but have some key differences. Here are the main characteristics and features of stock warrants:
Exercise Price: The price at which the warrant holder can purchase the underlying stock. This is usually set above the current market price of the stock at the time the warrant is issued.
Expiration Date: Warrants have a longer lifespan compared to options, often lasting several years or even decades before they expire.
Issuance: Warrants are typically issued by the company itself, often as part of a financing arrangement or as an incentive to investors. This is in contrast to options, which are usually issued by financial exchanges.
Dilution: When a warrant is exercised, the company issues new shares of stock, which can dilute the ownership percentage of existing shareholders. Options typically involve the transfer of existing shares, not the creation of new ones.
Trading: Warrants can be traded on exchanges or over-the-counter, similar to stocks and options.
Leverage: Warrants provide leverage, meaning a relatively small movement in the price of the underlying stock can result in a significant change in the value of the warrant.
Intrinsic and Time Value: Like options, the price of a warrant consists of intrinsic value (the difference between the stock price and the exercise price, if the warrant is "in the money") and time value (the potential for the stock price to increase before expiration).
Example of a Warrant
Suppose a company issues a warrant that allows the holder to buy one share of its stock for $50, with the warrant expiring in five years. If the current stock price is $40, the warrant is "out of the money" because the exercise price is higher than the stock price. If, in three years, the stock price rises to $70, the warrant becomes "in the money," as the holder can buy the stock at the lower exercise price of $50 and potentially sell it at the market price of $70.
Uses of Warrants
Raising Capital: Companies can raise capital by issuing warrants alongside bonds or preferred stock, making these investments more attractive to investors.
Employee Incentives: Companies may issue warrants to employees as part of their compensation package, providing them with potential upside if the company performs well.
Investment Opportunities: Investors might buy warrants if they believe the company's stock price will rise significantly in the future, providing an opportunity for high returns.
Overall, warrants offer a way for investors to gain exposure to a company's stock with the potential for substantial returns, while also providing companies with a tool for raising capital and incentivizing stakeholders.
Should have been the opposite. Seems like the short sellers are at it.