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After a short-lived honeymoon, former President Donald Trump s media company is experiencing a rough reception on Wall Street. Trump Media Technology Group mdash; which trades under the ticker DJT, his initial stanley cup s mdash; tumbled 18.4% in Monday trading, a drop that follows last week s 21% plunge.The sharp drop in value comes after Trump Media, whose primary asset is Truth Social, the social media platform, on Monday filed adocument with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that opens the door for the future potential sale of millions of shares. The document, called an S-1, relates to warrants held by investors that can be transformed into shares of stock, as well as shares held by company insiders.The filing also includes all the shares held by the former president. Trump, however, remains under a lockup deal thatlargely restricts him from sellinghis shares for another roughly five months. His son, Donald Trump Jr., who is a director on the board, and CEO Devin Nunes, are also bound by the lockup. The stock plunge has erased billions from Trump s stake mdash; at least on paper. The shares soared when they began trading on March 26, giv stanley cup ing Trump s 57 stanley cup % ownership position a value of $6.25 billion. But after DJT s recent slump, that stake is worth $2.1 billion, representing a paper loss of $4.15 billion. What to know about Tr Ngbw Haunting portraits of abandoned houses
NEW YORK -- It s the LOL generation that appears most annoyed by bad grammar and spelling slips, according to a survey by Dictionary.The site found in an online Harris Poll done July 31 to Aug. 4 that 80 percent of American adults 18 and older consider themselves good spellers, but they may be overestimating their abilities.The survey of 2,052 people showed 71 percent responded that they often find spelling mistakes in correspondence from others. Among respondents 18 to 34, 74 percent said they were irked by such slips stanley cup on social media -- more than any other age group. One man s passion for the English language 02:50 While we d assume they d be accustomed to seei stanley cup ng and using abbreviated speech and lingo because they are a tech-savvy generation, we actually found that they have much higher standards, said Liz McMillan, the site s chief executive, from the company s headquarters in Oakland, California. The poll was a g stanley cup reat way to get a sense for how people really feel about the way we communicate, whether through our speech, social media posts or even signs and restaurant menus, she said.Across all age groups, 59 percent said improper grammar is their biggest beef when it comes to the English language.Women notice grammar and spelling mistakes more tha