About $1.3 billion has been added to former President Donald Trump's net worth over the last week, as shares of Trump Media have significantly rebounded since falling below $27, though the value of his stake in the firm—the parent of social media platform Truth Social—is still down by more than $1 billion this month.
The stock has proven to be volatile since it began trading under the DJT ticker earlier this year, with the shares up by more than 30% in a week.
Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group closed up nearly 8% on Wednesday, adding to the stock's post-sell-off rally. The stock initially sank more than 6% mid-morning but closed up 7.92% at $39.25 per share Wednesday with a market capitalization of nearly $7 billion.
Trump Media stock has largely traded independently of news about the company,
Trump Media & Technology Group DJT could see high volatility the morning after Thursday's first 2024 presidential debate.
Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ: DJT ) stock is on track for its third consecutive day in the green ahead of the first debate of the election. Indeed, DJT stock is up more than 8% as of this writing, with the first debate between President Joe Biden and former President Trump set for this Thursday, June 27.
Shares of Trump Media, which trades as DJT on the Nasdaq, rose as markets opened, clawing back more of the Truth Social maker's recent losses. The recent gains follow a sell-off that began after a Manhattan jury found Trump guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.
Trump Media (NASDAQ: DJT ) stock erupted today, days after the company was permitted to register additional shares. Indeed, DJT stock is up 23% at the time of writing, erasing some of its recent losses over the past several weeks.
Former President Donald Trump's net worth increased by nearly $900 million on Monday as shares of Trump Media surged in intraday trading to put it on track for its largest single-day gain since going public in March, though the value of his stake in the social media firm has dropped by more than $1 billion so far this month as its stock moves remain highly volatile.
Trump Media announced last Friday that it is set to receive a substantial amount of cash from the exercising of stock warrants. The company expects to receive more than $69.4 million from recently exercised warrants and could eventually secure $247 million in proceeds from previously issued warrants.
The parent company of former President Donald Trump's Truth Social Platform anticipates millions of dollars in proceeds from the exercise of warrants last week.
Shares of Trump Media, which trades as DJT on the Nasdaq, shot up 20% after weeks of declines. The company recently saw its stock price fall by nearly 50% in the weeks after former President Donald Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records.