This week, Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (NASDAQ: DJT) experienced a rollercoaster of stock price movements, reflecting a mix of market sentiment, broader economic trends, and company-specific developments. As the parent company of Truth Social, DJT’s stock is often influenced by both its operational updates and the political climate surrounding its high-profile founder, Donald Trump. Below is a day-by-day breakdown of DJT’s stock performance from March 10 to March 14, 2025, alongside the events that likely shaped its trajectory.
Monday, March 10, 2025
Open: $21.76 | High: $21.92 | Low: $19.71 | Close: $19.92 | Volume: 4,425,060 | Change: -2.58 (-11.47%)
DJT stock kicked off the week with a significant drop, plummeting 11.47% to close at $19.92. The day saw high volatility, with the stock dipping to a low of $19.71 after opening at $21.76. Trading volume was robust at over 4.4 million shares, indicating heavy investor activity. This sharp decline coincided with broader market turbulence, as posts on X noted a roughly 800-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average amid fears of an economic downturn and uncertainty over Trump’s proposed tariffs. Additionally, sentiment on social media platforms like X highlighted investor frustration with DJT’s performance, with some linking the decline to a lack of confidence in Trump-related ventures like DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) and tariff policies. The stock’s fall mirrored a tech sector sell-off, suggesting DJT was caught in a larger wave of market pessimism.
Tuesday, March 11, 2025
Open: $19.82 | High: $19.97 | Low: $18.59 | Close: $19.57 | Volume: 4,288,489 | Change: -0.35 (-1.76%)
Tuesday brought a more muted decline for DJT, with the stock closing at $19.57, down 1.76% from the previous day. The stock hit a weekly low of $18.59, reflecting continued pressure, though it stabilized somewhat by the close. Volume remained high at over 4.2 million shares. No major company-specific news emerged, but the broader market context likely played a role. The European Central Bank (ECB) cut its key deposit rate to 2.5% on this day, signaling global economic uncertainty that may have dampened investor appetite for riskier stocks like DJT. With its valuation heavily tied to speculative growth rather than consistent revenue, DJT struggled to regain momentum as investors awaited clearer signals about its financial services expansion through Truth.Fi or other catalysts.
Wednesday, March 12, 2025
Open: $20.12 | High: $20.58 | Low: $19.82 | Close: $20.07 | Volume: 3,327,096 | Change: +0.50 (+2.55%)
Midweek offered a reprieve for DJT shareholders as the stock rose 2.55% to close at $20.07. The day began with an opening price of $20.12 and saw a high of $20.58, indicating a modest recovery from Tuesday’s lows. Volume dipped slightly to 3.3 million shares, suggesting a stabilization in trading activity. This uptick may have been influenced by a slight rebound in market sentiment following Monday’s steep losses. While no specific DJT-related events dominated headlines, the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance Truth Social—such as the recent “Groups” feature update announced around this time—could have bolstered retail investor confidence. The stock’s modest gain aligned with a broader pause in the market’s downward spiral, offering a temporary breather.
Thursday, March 13, 2025
Open: $20.51 | High: $20.60 | Low: $19.13 | Close: $19.17 | Volume: 3,134,500 | Change: -0.90 (-4.48%)
Thursday saw DJT surrender its Wednesday gains, dropping 4.48% to close at $19.17. The stock opened higher at $20.51 but fell to a low of $19.13 during the session, with trading volume holding steady at 3.1 million shares. This decline coincided with reports of persistent economic uncertainty, including China’s unveiling of a 5% growth target and a fiscal deficit increase to 4% of GDP at the National People’s Congress. These global developments likely fueled tariff-related concerns, which have been a recurring pressure point for DJT given its ties to Trump’s trade policies. The lack of positive company-specific news left DJT vulnerable to macroeconomic headwinds, erasing the previous day’s progress.
Friday, March 14, 2025
Open: $19.57 | High: $20.41 | Low: $19.52 | Close: $20.21 | Volume: 2,548,242 | Change: +1.04 (+5.43%)
DJT ended the week on a positive note, climbing 5.43% to close at $20.21. The stock opened at $19.57, reached a high of $20.41, and maintained a relatively tight trading range, with volume dropping to 2.5 million shares—the lowest of the week. This rebound aligned with a broader market recovery, as noted by commentators on X who observed DJT “bouncing back with the rest of the market.” The company also announced enhancements to Truth Social’s “Groups” feature, potentially signaling to investors that the platform remains active in its growth efforts. While still well below its 52-week high of $79.38, Friday’s uptick offered a glimmer of optimism after a challenging week, possibly buoyed by renewed retail investor interest.
Weekly Recap and Outlook
Over the week of March 10–14, 2025, DJT stock declined from an opening price of $21.76 on Monday to a closing price of $20.21 on Friday, a net drop of approximately 7.12%. The stock experienced significant volatility, with a weekly low of $18.59 and a high of $21.92, reflecting the push and pull of broader market dynamics and company-specific sentiment. Key events influencing performance included global economic uncertainty, tariff-related fears tied to Trump’s policies, and incremental updates from Trump Media, such as the Truth Social “Groups” enhancement. Trading volume remained elevated, averaging over 3.5 million shares daily, underscoring DJT’s status as a closely watched speculative stock.
Looking ahead, DJT’s trajectory may hinge on its ability to translate platform updates into tangible user growth and revenue, alongside the evolving political and economic landscape. While Friday’s gain provided a positive close, the stock’s 44% decline since the November 2024 election (as noted on X) suggests lingering challenges. Investors will likely monitor upcoming developments, such as the Truth.Fi financial services rollout, for signs of a sustained recovery—or further turbulence—in the weeks to come.
