Ryan Cohen (GME) posted “TRUMP” 665 times this week. DJT market cap is $6.65 billion. What is RC hinting at?
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Market cap is suppressed, and here is the comparison: RDDT went public the same week and DJT should have similar valuation, but it does not. RDDT is $10.579B market cap: https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/quote/RDDT/
If we assume that RDDT is being pumped up and DJT is being suppressed symmetrically, then market cap of both SHOULD BE $8.615B or +29.5% from current DJT price of $34.99 (~$45.31) once suppression removed with zero short squeeze or option gamma squeeze effects.
Conclusion: BUY DJTWW warrants and wait for the fireworks. Warrants expire 3-25-2029. You can move both shares and warrants to transfer agent Odyssey to take individual ownership (not custodial): https://odysseytrust.com/
When moving to transfer agent move a small batch of ~7 shares (by asking the broker over phone to “move 7 DJT shares to the transfer agent”, aka Direct Registration of Shares, DRS), to get Odyssey account login setup to verify transfer prior to moving the rest.
104 shares or warrants each if there is (or will be) 1.8M retail investors to buy up 100% of the float. https://greatawakening.win/p/17t1k8Ysan/312-shares-or-warrants-each-the-/c/
104 x $34.99 = $3640 (shares)
104 x $23.75 = $2470 now, ~$1196 later to convert @$11.50x104 (warrants)
I view it as Trump campaign donation if it gets wiped out, but $2500 right now seems reasonable given the massive upside potential (typical small social media companies trade >$20B market cap and Facebook is >$1T).
how much are the warrants....do you have a link to where you can buy?
Typically they trade around $11.25-$11.5 below DJT because you have to pay $11.50 per warrant (to broker or transfer agent) to convert to a share. They trade just like stocks (self-service warrants), and can be bought via a typical broker such as Fidelity using DJTWW symbol. I buy shares (DJT) as well and then plan to sell shares to convert warrants and pay any taxes (capital gains on warrants post exercise) owed at that time.
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/quote/DJTWW/
so its just a way to have less risk for more potential gain ?
Just cheaper right now. If stock goes up dramatically then bigger capital gains at conversion and cost is still just $11.50 per to convert. Just a way to push out conversion cost and capital gains into the future at this point since conversion is permitted now.
Purchase and DRS of the shares may have bigger nearterm positive effect on potential short squeeze.
Who sat down and counted all those words.
Copy/paste into word count.
I did it both manually and in a word processor. It's not that hard. You count how many in each line (9) and how many lines (74) which equals 666. But the last line is truncated by one, so 665 total.
I counted the lines onscreen but I got 133 lines and 5 in each column.
That's interesting. I did it on Twitter/X on my computer. It could be a function of the interface (different for phone e.g.).
Love me some RC comms, thanks FuckNewsom