Trump Denies Sell-Off, DJT Shares Surge

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Trump reiterates no plans to sell DJT after election win; stock soars

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President-elect Donald Trump reaffirmed that he has no plans to offload his majority stake in his social media company, Trump Media .

The post was Trump 's personally first written social media statement since his stunning victory against Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race.

DJT shares shot up more than 10% immediately following Trump 's post, triggering a temporary trading halt due to volatility.

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