Trump Denies Selling Media Stock, Demands Probe into Market Rumors
TL;DR
Donald Trump, following his presidential victory, has denied rumors of selling shares in his social media platform, Truth Social, and demanded investigations into those spreading such claims. His statement on Truth Social led to a 10% surge in the stock price of its parent company, Trump Media, despite recent volatility. Trump's calls for legal action against his critics, including prominent political figures, have raised concerns about his potential use of executive power for retribution.
Topics:businesspolitics#donald-trump#legal-threats#politics#presidential-election#stock-market#truth-social
- Trump Demands Action Against His Enemies After Selloff Rumor The Daily Beast
- Trump just made $500 million with a single Truth Social post CNN
- Trump calls for investigation of 'rumors' he plans to sell Trump Media stock CNBC
- Shares in Trump's social media company spike after president-elect says he won't sell stake ABC News
- Donald Trump says he has no plans to sell DJT stock, calls for probe into "market manipulators" CBS News
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