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Trump Media jumps 16% for second day in a row

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Shares of the parent company behind Truth Social, Trump Media & Technology Group, jumped 16% on Thursday for the second day in a row following two days of declines.

Earlier today, the company informed the Securities and Exchange Commission about a modification made to its website. This update guides "long-term shareholders who believe in the Company's future" on measures to prevent their shares from being lent out for short selling.

The company's stock jumped 16.70% to sell at $30.85 apiece at 10:47 am ET.

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