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To: #Breeze who wrote (197942)4/13/2024 12:16:57 AM
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quite easy to bypass - one of his relatives could short a million shares and donnie could gift him a million shares when he is in a position to do so. Messy but quite possible - this is the kind of stuff that you find out after the fact - SEC does not go after some of these cases because the legal fees get in the way.

Not saying that is the case, no matter what happens the insiders should do fine. Be interesting to see if they file a quarterly report and what the burn rate is.



To: #Breeze who wrote (197942)4/13/2024 12:46:45 PM
From: CrashDavis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 207682
 
Breeze, how long would DJT insiders typically need to hold the stock before they can sell? One's of my son's college friends received a decent number of shares and could probably use some of the money