@HammanShares Typically i'd agree, except MSOS is creating the weakness by selling every day, which cannot be overcome by investors at MS, GS, JPM, etc that are prohibited from buying the shares...
@PemelaBendi@realpristinecap@AdvisorShares@Bkov9@mjmackey55 In no world do i see the IRS providing retroactive relief to those who have not paid, but telling the one(s) who did, tough luck. IMO, 280e will be gone for 2026, but not before that, and should be considered debt in EV calcs
@KushDaddyOG101 Completely agree, but if you are an individual or institution that primes or has brokerage at MS, GS or JPM, you cannot buy the stock there... Shouldn't the ETF want to give exposure to names people cannot buy but will certainly benefit from uplisting (see TRLV)?
@junglejava1@AdvisorShares sold 3/4 of the volume on GTBIF to add to the cash balance. Clearly is suppressing the stock, but that's what creates opportunities in markets. I'd suspect once all names uplist, a new ETF emerges
Repeat of same feared selloff that already occurred, but now there is a fuzzy avatar. Muse can't access Amazon, Resy, OpenTable, but I'm sure MS/GS/SCHW will allow them to. If not, I'm sure the average $500k+ balances will move their money to HOOD or META will just become a broker-dealer.
@TradetheAction Names are going to look a bunch more expensive if 280e relief isn't retroactive. Will become LTD. If they get relief, GTI gets a refund.