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I used to. Dropped it a while ago.Anyone own Upstart? Up almost 50% today for some reason
I track my sales to see what if. I’d be up 4 % on upstart if I’d have kept it as of today.
Sold over a year ago.
I used to. Dropped it a while ago.Anyone own Upstart? Up almost 50% today for some reason
Guess missed that quarterGuess that’s an improvement from $300 million loss right?
The real issue:
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Trump Media reports $16 million loss for quarter as revenue falls
Donald Trump, the majority owner of Trump Media, often uses its Truth Social app as he campaigns as the Republican presidential nominee.www.cnbc.com
Less than $1m of revenue for the QUARTER! How in the **** is this even a public company?
I guess all the Trump supporters are gonna sell now.Saw something not too long ago about market cap of DJT vs JetBlue I think. Just crazy talking about market cap compared to their revenues.
I doubt itI guess all the Trump supporters are gonna sell now.
Yup. And I don’t plan on selling it. I will happily keep buying. TMTG+ just started rolling out. Tucker just joined truth social today. Won’t be long before tmtg+ hits tv apps. I’ve used the truth+ and it’s nice to watch OAN again on an uncancelable platform. My avg is about 28 at the moment and have actually DRS’d shares 2000+ shares at odyssey trust with 250+ shares of my Tesla at computershare. They have 345 million in Cash now with no debt and have access to a few billion in cash now. Let’s see what acquisitions come along the road.I doubt it
Is it you that own some stock?
I worked for a publicly traded company that never made a profit in its 25 year history.The real issue:
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Trump Media reports $16 million loss for quarter as revenue falls
Donald Trump, the majority owner of Trump Media, often uses its Truth Social app as he campaigns as the Republican presidential nominee.www.cnbc.com
Less than $1m of revenue for the QUARTER! How in the **** is this even a public company?
Ok. What were the revenue numbers? May companies bottom lines are red but the top line for a market cap in the billions of $1m is likely unheard of.I worked for a publicly traded company that never made a profit in its 25 year history.
They barely lost money and were kept popped up by instructional investors and a primary supplier.Ok. What were the revenue numbers? May companies bottom lines are red but the top line for a market cap in the billions of $1m is likely unheard of.
As a shareholder, people should be questioning the business/revenue model.
For a frame of reference: eventbrite does 30 million monthly and their market cap is now 300m. They claim 93m users per month.
Djt from what I’ve seen:
1m revenue and 4m users per month
Eventbrite? If so, who is the primary supplierThey barely lost money and were kept popped up by instructional investors and a primary supplier.
No, it was in healthcare. The supplier was Siemens was the supplier. They had "loaned" enough money to buy them when they went bankrupt and not spend much money.Eventbrite? If so, who is the primary supplier
And I bet the top line revenue was more than $1m per month.No, it was in healthcare. The supplier was Siemens was the supplier. They had "loaned" enough money to buy them when they went bankrupt and not spend much money.
The one year that we almost made a profit, they decided to remodel the office.And I bet the top line revenue was more than $1m per month.