- 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, which trades under the ticker "DJT," plummeted nearly 50% in the three weeks following the felony conviction of former President Donald Trump, Trump Media's majority shareholder.
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 on Wednesday.
Trump Media, which trades under the ticker "DJT," plummeted nearly 50% in the three weeks following the felony conviction of former President Donald Trump, Trump Media's majority shareholder.
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The sell-off continued last week after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission declared the company's registration of additional shares effective, which sent the stock tumbling in after-hours trading on June 18.
Shares of Trump Media closed at $26.75 last Thursday, its lowest level since April, but began rebounding on Friday. By Tuesday, the stock had surged more 36% from Thursday's close, and Wednesday's move brings its recent gains to more than 45%.
The stock is still down 23% from Trump's conviction on May 30.
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Trump Media, the parent company of social media platform Truth Social, started publicly trading on March 26 after merging with a special purpose acquisition company. Its wild swings since then — like Wednesday's — have often come without a clear reason.
In its latest earnings report filed in May, the company disclosed a net loss of $327.6 million and total revenue of $770,500 for the first quarter of the year. Truth Social has struggled to maintain its user base, and the company recently warned investors that a change in usage from its most well-known user — Trump — could have a "a material adverse effect" on the platform.
The former president owns a nearly 65% stake in Trump Media, but he cannot sell any of his 114,750,000 shares until a postmerger lock-up period ends in late September.
Trump Media's market capitalization stood at nearly $7 billion at Wednesday's close.
