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Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct a sentence that was missing details on the timing of the 2016 hush money payment at the center of Donald Trump’s New York criminal case.
The company’s price-to-sales ratio – a common way to value stocks – is off the charts when compared with rival social media companies. Since peaking at $66 in late March, Trump Media’s ...
The stock drop comes on the heels of an ... Trump Media reported sales of just over $4 million as net losses reached nearly $60 million for the full year ending Dec. 31. The company warned it ...
Short interest in DJT stock ... Trump Media reported sales of just over $4 million as net losses reached nearly $60 million for the full year ending Dec. 31. The company warned it expects losses ...
Trump's hotel and casino resort company, which focused on his Atlantic City gambling and entertainment venues, started trading in 1995 — also under the ticker DJT. The company ended up filing ...
Trump’s casino company also went by the ticker DJT, but on the New York Stock Exchange between 1995 and 2004, when it went bankrupt and was delisted. That was actually the third of Trump’s ...
The former President owns roughly 79 million shares or nearly 60% of the company, which began trading under the DJT ticker symbol late last month following a reverse merger with a blank-check firm.
The stock lost 90% its value in its first five years as a public company. Yet Trump himself made out fine. Between 1995 and 2004, Trump took home about $40 million in salary, bonuses and options ...