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Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) shares hit a new intraday low of $6.29 on Tuesday, extending a 51.8% decline over the past year. The company, which operates Truth Social, reported a $238.1 million net loss in Q2 2026 and is pursuing a $6 billion merger with TAE Technologies, targeting a 2026 close. Shares traded near $6.50 by Tuesday afternoon, avoiding a second-straight record low close.

DJT reported losses from digital assets, securities, and expenses, with $13.7M used for operations, including legal fees. The company dissolved crypto ventures and faces a pending merger with TAE Technologies. Truth Social's daily users dropped 30% year-over-year, and retail sentiment on Stocktwits improved to 'neutral'. DJT stock is down 35% in 2026.

Donald Trump proposed renaming New Mexico to New America on Truth Social. Meanwhile, shares of Truth Social's parent company fell to $6.46, down 55.5% from January's $14.53, according to Showbiz411. No official action or company response was reported.

Truth Social's stock hit an all-time low of $6.40, down 7.5% on Monday and 29% over the past month. The company faces declining user traffic, with a 30% drop in daily visitors over the past year. Truth Social has attempted various pivots, including gambling, crypto, and a merger with a nuclear fusion company, but these have not improved its financial performance.

Trump Media (DJT) fell 7% to $6.48, while Rumble (RUM) rose 3% to $5.87. DJT reported a Q2 net loss of $238M, with $190M from non-cash digital asset losses. Both stocks trade on Nasdaq and are often grouped as alternative social media peers. The broader market and sector ETFs rose, indicating company-specific moves.

Trump Media (DJT) and Rumble (RUM) stocks fell 6% and 8% respectively, outperforming broader market declines. DJT's volatility is linked to its pending merger with TAE Technologies, while RUM's performance depends on audience growth. Both are part of the Global X Social Media ETF (SOCL).

Trump Media (DJT) and Rumble (RUM) stocks fell 5% after September's CPI report showed higher-than-expected inflation, which may delay Fed rate cuts. DJT trades at $7.38 with Q2 revenue of $1.7M and significant losses, while RUM is at $6.39 with Q1 revenue of $25.46M. Reddit (RDDT), a profitable platform, declined 2%. Both DJT and RUM are sensitive to rate expectations due to their operating losses.

Trump Media & Technology Group, parent of Truth Social, is nearing a merger with TAE Technologies, a nuclear fusion developer. The deal, first announced in December 2025, was formalized in a September 30, 2026, securities filing. The merger diversifies Trump Media into deep-tech and energy sectors, combining TAE's fusion research with Truth Social's media operations. Completion depends on regulatory approvals and shareholder votes.

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) and TAE Technologies filed a Form S-4 registration statement for their proposed all-stock merger. The combined company will focus on commercializing fusion energy, power solutions, and life sciences. Upon completion, TMTG shareholders and TAE stockholders will each own about 50% of the enterprise. The merger aims to support TAE's development of commercial fusion power and aligns with TMTG's mission to diversify into transformative technology sectors.

San Francisco sued Trump Media, alleging its $100,000/month Truth API service enables insider trading by offering early access to market-moving posts from Donald Trump. The lawsuit claims this violates public trust and California's Unfair Competition Law, favoring wealthy firms over regular investors. Trump Media defends the service as a standard subscription, generating over $10M annually. The lawsuit seeks to block the service and impose penalties.