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Any noticeable correlation between BLM donations and stock prices or dividend yields yet? Are the companies who didn't donate under prudent management, and therefore a good long term buy and hold? Or is it a sign that they are going to be punished by cultural and political elites for not playing along, and therefore not a good investment? Or no correlation?

>> No.19795223

>>19795171
For the most part these donations are just PR/ marketing.

>> No.19795236

I don't know but I dumped my 500 shares of Uber the day after they sent out some long winded BLM email at $38.5 and it's been stuck around $31 since.

>> No.19795299

>>19795171
Don't forget that the management must have been de-facto inadequate if the latter situation happens; decent management knows the PR atmosphere.
Trading right now is retail joes and elite agnostics. UMC progs are mainly active in consumer/agitprop networks. My take is it's gonna mean a quick dip for the compliant right now and a big, slow downslide for the noncompliant later. Realistically it's Walmarts and iPhone depots and Nikes getting looted.
Can't go wrong with Costco either, consistently Chad company.

>> No.19795522

>>19795171
BLM was a terrorist organization 6 months ago. Now it is getting billions? Social media and news media has ruined the world and it is not going to get any better. Look at how much of a nothing burger corona is and you can see my point.

>> No.19795560

>>19795171
Ofc not. If you don't bend knee and get exposed on social media it'll cost you 5x the amount in PR

>> No.19795999

>>19795171
Those that donate are those who believe they have stable and safe cashflow. Donating $1b is extremely costly to a company that has $10m annual revenue, but not so much to a company with $100b annual revenue. That says nothing about management, but it gives a hint as to the financial situation for these companies. Overall I expect to see a long and slow death for those who donated, and a really rocky next-few-years for those who have not followed by back to status quo.

>> No.19796036

>>19795171
>>19795171
Oracle run and founded by the richest Jew on forbes rich list has not donated to BLM or to fight inequality. What's going on goys? Don't the jews want america to crumble? What's (they)'re plan? Should I sell my chainlink?

>> No.19796291

>>19795299
>>19795522
>>19795999
Chekkked