Re: DJT, trump and the IPO, what comes next?

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" Trump benefits enormously from a high DJT stock price. Estimates of his personal wealth are much higher, based on his ownership of about 60% of the DJT shares." Can he spend, estimates, of his net worth ? Does he benefit if he doesn't increase the float and the stock drops from 80 to 20 ? Have you been an officer of a public company that has dropped 75 % ? It's no fun bud.

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