Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, got swept up in meme stock mania last week, investing as much as $50,000 in Donald Trump’s newest social media venture, according to a public disclosure.

Marjorie Taylor Greene invested as much as $50,000 in the Trump SPAC. And then its stock plungedhttps://t.co/DLKy6AhRPM $DWAC

— Matt Egan (@MattEganCNN) October 27, 2021

Unfortunately for Greene, her timing was off. The value of DWAC – the special purpose acquisition company that merged with the Trump Media & Technology Group – has been cut in half since reaching a high on Friday.

Even if Greene bought the volatile stock at Friday’s low point, she’s still down around 7% as of Wednesday.

At one point last week, shares of DWAC soared 1,657%. A recent pullback now has the stock trading above $60 per share, six times its initial price.

CNBC reports that Greene dumped shares of Apple, Amazon, and Google-owner Alphabet on the day Joe Biden was inaugurated as president. All three stocks have since risen.

Here's video of Marjorie Taylor Greene at the White House in late December 2020 saying she had a "great planning session for our January 6th objection. We aren't going to let this election be stolen by Joe Biden and the Democrats.” Expel and arrest Greene.pic.twitter.com/oogwe20Z8K

— Scott Dworkin (@funder) October 25, 2021