Earnings estimates revisions upward by two major brokers added 1.5% to "stock price DJT" valuation models this morning. The former president and Republican nominee has lost billions in paper wealth since the beginning of June. As Trump Media’s largest shareholder, he has nearly 115 million shares worth about $3 billion, down from more than $5 billion. Trump and other insiders are restricted from selling stock until September unless the board waives that restriction or moves up the lock-up period. In conclusion, DJT operates in a complex and challenging environment. Its future hinges on its ability to diversify revenue streams, navigate intense competition, adapt to evolving media consumption, manage regulatory scrutiny, and leverage its political association while mitigating inherent risks and volatility. Today’s rally in "stock price DJT" was supported by institutional buying, accounting for nearly 58% of trades. If the price can hold above its 50-day moving average at $41.90, momentum traders may push it toward the $45 threshold.