‘DJT’ stock has seen ‘aggressive’ selling by retail investors leading into election

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October 31, 2024

During Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign for president, investors have used shares of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. as a way to bet on the outcome of the election. But with just a few days to go before Election Day, it seems like retail investors are jumping ship.

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‘DJT’ stock has seen ‘aggressive’ selling by retail investors leading into election

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