Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group, the social media company that former President Donald Trump recently took public, continue to rapidly fall. 

Trump Media Shares Plunges by 8%

According to NPR, the shares of the parent company of Truth Social plunged 8% on Monday after already losing 12% on Friday. This downward trend has brought the stock to its lowest level since its initial trading on March 26. 

CNN reported that these recent sharp declines shrunk Donald Trump's stake in the company to about $2.9 billion, down from a peak of $5.2 billion based on the closing high of $66.22 on March 27, the day after its trading debut.

Trump owns a significant stake of 78.8 million shares in the company that was launched in 2021. Last week, Trump Media disclosed that it had lost $58 million last year and had revenue of just $4.1 million.

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Donald Trump Agreement With Trump Media

Under his current agreement, Donald Trump is prohibited from selling his shares until September. However, he can request permission from the Trump Media board to unload a portion of his stake earlier.

The board is comprised of individuals who are closely associated with Trump, such as his son, Donald J. Trump Jr., and former administration officials. 

Shares are reportedly being sustained by thousands of investors, many of whom are believed to be strong supporters of the former president.

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