- The company that owns Donald Trump's social media platform Truth Social said on Tuesday it had requested the Nasdaq's cooperation with any investigations into the alleged market manipulation in its shares by so-called "naked" short sellers.
Nunes said that the "anomalies" around trading of TMTG shares "appear to be growing even more severe," citing data from the SEC.He requested data about financial firms like Citadel Securities, Jane Street Capital and UBS. "Naked" short-selling, which is generally illegal in the United States, involves selling shares without first borrowing them or determining they can be borrowed, creating the risk the seller may not be able to deliver the shares.
Traders who scooped up Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway shares at a massive $620,000 discount during glitch will have their deals canceled by the NYSE BofA says chip stocks won't peak until mid-2026, and that these 3 sub-industries will thrive until then Emails show Elon Musk diverted a $500 million shipment of Nvidia chips intended for Tesla to X instead