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The value of his Penn stock (PENN) started at $26.21 per share in February, when the deal was announced. It hit above $39 a few weeks later.
But virus restrictions took hold and upended markets.
Penn furloughed 26,000 employees, and also sold assets and tapped credit to ride out the storm. They also halted construction on two mini-casinos being built.
Penn shares hit a low of $3.75 on March 18. It’s been volatile since but is back up over $13 a share this week.
Portnoy’s streaming of his life as a stock trader began five days after Penn hit bottom.
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Maybe we can get a new pump and dump thread for all these small stocks?
I agree. While I've capitalized on a couple of suggestions in here. The pump and dump stocks that get mentioned in here are a huge turnoff and waste of time imo. [Reply]
