After Conviction, Trump's stock loses $300 million

[AlexB23]

Did you know two of the jurors use truth social for news?

What's good is that it shows thar when exposed to the real truth in an intensive and focused away they can be rescued from their delusions.

As for the stock, I am sure that it will eventually go belly up like his casinos, his fake university, and his 77 year record of avoiding accountability for a lifetime of misdeeds.

That is bad, jurors should not be using Truth Social or X (Twitter) for news, and yes Trump's other companies went belly up.

But, did you look at the graph, my friend, in post 11? I'm just a guy stuck in the purple chasm between the Libs and the GOP. From my perspective, Trump's DJT company is doing well, even though I stay far away from Trump.

 

[Always in His Presence]

The Biden companies pay their bills?

The Biden companies don’t have any bills. The perform no service, own no property real or intellectual, provide no product.

The simply transfer money from one entity to another and collect fees.

 

[Rescued One]

The parents and the child fled to India.

Oh, thanks. We've had neighbors from India for years. Their boys grew up and went to medical school.

 

[iluvatar5150]

The Biden companies don’t have any bills. The perform no service, own no property real or intellectual, provide no product.

The simply transfer money from one entity to another and collect fees.

You know this how?

How does this differ from the companies Trump set up as shelters for his myriad licensing deals?

 

[AlexB23]

Oh, thanks. We've had neighbors from India for years. Their boys grew up and went to medical school.

That is awesome. What type of medical science did your neighbors' sons go into, specifically?

 

[Always in His Presence]

How does this differ from the companies Trump set up as shelters for his myriad licensing deals?

Licensing deals provide a service.

 

[iluvatar5150]

Licensing deals provide a service.

What makes you think that Hunter and his associates don't provide services?

 

[Fantine]

A beta of 6.42 is the riskiest I've ever seen.
No earnings reported yet.

 

[AlexB23]

A beta of 6.42 is the riskiest I've ever seen.
No earnings reported yet.

Ooh, I am not that good with stock terms.


I had to use an AI to ELI5 (explain like I'm Five) this one:

Let's imagine you have a super fun and unpredictable roller coaster at an amusement park called the Stock Market Coaster.

The "Beta" of this ride is like its 'spiciness level'. It tells us how much more or less volatile (up and down) this particular ride (stock) is compared to the overall average 'ride' (market).

If the Beta of our Stock Market Coaster is 1.0, that means it moves up and down in line with the entire market – so if the whole market goes up by 10%, our roller coaster will also go up about 10%. If the market drops 20%, our roller coaster should drop around 20% too. This would be considered a fairly stable investment because it follows the general trend without being overly wild or tame.

However, if our Stock Market Coaster has a Beta higher than 1.0, then when the entire market rises by 10%, our roller coaster can potentially climb as high as 15% due to its increased volatility! That makes for exciting returns...but also potential for greater losses during market downturns. On the other hand, if our Beta is lower than 1.0, then even though it may not reach such great heights during market uptrends, neither will it plunge as low when things get tough on the broader market. This indicates a safer yet slower growth potential.

So essentially, when we talk about the beta of a stock, we're trying to understand how risky the investment might be relative to the rest of the market. A higher Beta means higher potential rewards and risks, while a lower one means fewer fluctuations (both up and down).

 

[Fantine]

Ooh, I am not that good with stock terms.


I had to use an AI to ELI5 (explain like I'm Five) this one:

Let's imagine you have a super fun and unpredictable roller coaster at an amusement park called the Stock Market Coaster.

The "Beta" of this ride is like its 'spiciness level'. It tells us how much more or less volatile (up and down) this particular ride (stock) is compared to the overall average 'ride' (market).

If the Beta of our Stock Market Coaster is 1.0, that means it moves up and down in line with the entire market – so if the whole market goes up by 10%, our roller coaster will also go up about 10%. If the market drops 20%, our roller coaster should drop around 20% too. This would be considered a fairly stable investment because it follows the general trend without being overly wild or tame.

However, if our Stock Market Coaster has a Beta higher than 1.0, then when the entire market rises by 10%, our roller coaster can potentially climb as high as 15% due to its increased volatility! That makes for exciting returns...but also potential for greater losses during market downturns. On the other hand, if our Beta is lower than 1.0, then even though it may not reach such great heights during market uptrends, neither will it plunge as low when things get tough on the broader market. This indicates a safer yet slower growth potential.

So essentially, when we talk about the beta of a stock, we're trying to understand how risky the investment might be relative to the rest of the market. A higher Beta means higher potential rewards and risks, while a lower one means fewer fluctuations (both up and down).

And if it's risky, look at the product. For DJT, the product is lies. Slander. Blame shifting. Potentially violent posts.

Is that a product to bet on?

 

[AlexB23]

And if it's risky, look at the product. For DJT, the product is lies. Slander. Blame shifting. Potentially violent posts.

Is that a product to bet on?

Agreed on this. I'd definitely stay 1000 miles away from any DJT product, just like I would stay away from any Target product.

 

[Pommer]

Agreed on this. I'd definitely stay 1000 miles away from any DJT product, just like I would stay away from any Target product.

Target sells “the wrong stuff” (clothing, mainly), so you’re boycotting, even though they’re trying to meet you halfway…they still sell the stuff, but not in children’s sizes and mostly online, so that people won’t take offense and refuse to enter their establishments in the first place…do they have to not sell any Pride Merch before you’ll relent?

 

[KCfromNC]

What makes you think that Hunter and his associates don't provide services?

Because if they did, how could he be guilty of something? And we all know he's guilty of something. Many people are saying it, after all.

 

[AlexB23]

Target sells “the wrong stuff” (clothing, mainly), so you’re boycotting, even though they’re trying to meet you halfway…they still sell the stuff, but not in children’s sizes and mostly online, so that people won’t take offense and refuse to enter their establishments in the first place…do they have to not sell any Pride Merch before you’ll relent?

Well, also, I had rarely shopped at Target in the first place, but since this movement, I do not want to step foot in one any more. A pride flag might be okay to sell, but not kid's clothing, as they did in 2023.

So yes, I am anti-Trump, and anti-Target. Rare combination, isn't it?

 

[Hans Blaster]

Do you know the difference between the companies owned by Trump vs the Companies owned by Biden?

The companies owned by Donald Trump exist. The ones owned by Joe Biden do not.

 

[Always in His Presence]

The companies owned by Donald Trump exist. The ones owned by Joe Biden do not.

QFT - 20 different corporations that are nothing more than the paper they are written on and the millions of dollars that goes through them.

 

[Always in His Presence]

And if it's risky, look at the product. For DJT, the product is lies. Slander. Blame shifting. Potentially violent posts.

Is that a product to bet on?

It is not the Right who were the ones who rioted on Trump's inauguration -

It is not the Right who started the RESIST movement because they were an election deniers (still do) -

It is not the Right who had it's Antifa thugs cause billions of dollars in damages in cities -

It is not the Right whose actions resulted in five violent deaths -

It is not the Right whose actions resulted in nightly violent attacks on Federal Court houses -

It is not the Right who were screaming at the sky -

It is not the Right whose actions leadership stood on the steps of the Supreme Court and threatened - by name - justices whose homes were then doxed and surrounded day and night by mobs - where an assassin was apprehended.

It is not the Right whose actions resulted in Steve Scalise being shot because he was a Republican at a ball game.

It is not the Right whose leadership called for the Presidents supporter to be confront and harassed everywhere they went and be told - 'they are not welcome"

 

[Fantine]

Interesting. So you are saying investors in lies, slander, and Truth Social are hoping for the worst?
Well, that's their problem.

 

[iluvatar5150]

QFT - 20 different corporations that are nothing more than the paper they are written on and the millions of dollars that goes through them.

Again, that's all most of Trump's corporations are and yet you gleefully tout them as evidence of his business acumen.

 

[Hans Blaster]

QFT - 20 different corporations that are nothing more than the paper they are written on and the millions of dollars that goes through them.

None of those companies belong to Joe Biden.