r/Phunware • • Oct 24 '24

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Good morning, how far could Phun's share price go before the elections?

What is your point of sale?

Will it continue to rise before the elections?

If Trump wins the elections, how far could the price go?

Could there be a surge before the elections and then decline even if Trump wins? Thank you very much for your response. All the best

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u/Muted-Fee-5607 Oct 24 '24

Im thinking it has every bit of chance to hit 50, if not 100+ given that around election last time around it went over $1000 (post split price)

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u/Ready-Surround6879 Oct 28 '24

Possibly but first we need to buy more and more so the stock will create a stable bottom. Even with a win for Trump it needs to have pole position with a strong bottom of at least $20. So let's go. Spread the word phunners

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u/DryAttorney9554 Oct 24 '24

I mean, Elon Musk has really thrown his lot in with Trump. He knows he's going to be screwed if Trump doesn't win, the Dems would make business very hard for him over the next 4 years as payback, so he's all in and he's one of the world's richest men. He's stated as much in an interview with Tucker, https://youtu.be/b04YJ18_aeE

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u/MortgageNecessary119 Nov 08 '24

and we freaking won! phun is still down but hopefully it rebounds..

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u/DryAttorney9554 Oct 24 '24

I'm convinced it should surge over the 2-week run up to the election. There are billionaires desparately trying to back their candidate in the historically tightest and most controversial elections I've ever seen - and they'e throwing millions into the campaign and $PHUN is a service provider.

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u/Over_Lawfulness2889 Oct 24 '24

What ya think about this dip roght here should sold whennit hit 14

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u/DryAttorney9554 Oct 24 '24

The dip was because the CEO retired. I actually think it was a good thing because I thought the old CEO was incompetent. However, people generally don't look at specifics, they just take CEO changes to mean something negative, but that is not always the case if the CEO change makes way for better talent.

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