Trump’s wealth dented after Democrats trounce Republicans in midterms
Trump Media stock and WLFI coin saw declines but he is still $2.7bn wealthier than when he won election in 2024 Trump’s wealth is falling along with his political fortunes. Tradeable investment assets that helped make Donald Trump over $2bn during his first year in office are collapsing in value the day after the Democrats trounced the Republicans in the midterm elections. Trump Media and…
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Following the Democrats' decisive victory in the 2024 midterm elections, Donald Trump's wealth has taken a hit as his various investments and assets have suffered declines. Trump Media and Technology Group stock, which trades on the Nasdaq exchange, saw its lowest mark ever, plunging 11% overnight and dropping from $5.90 to just over $5.
The asset, once valued at an all-time high of $101, is now down significantly. Trump reported owning 114 million shares of DJT, but the stock's decline has undoubtedly impacted his overall net worth. Despite this setback, Trump remains wealthier than when he assumed office in 2024, with an estimated net worth of $2.7 billion. The political fortunes of former President Trump appear to be waning in tandem with the financial performance of his investments.
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