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Trump Social Media Stock Surges in Market Debut

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Former President Donald Trump’s social media venture made a strong entrance into the stock market on Tuesday. Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, saw its shares soar over 50% in the initial moments of trading. This newly unexpected rapid increase prompted a brief trading halt in the stock market to help manage the increased volatility.

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