Charlie Grant
speaker
422 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2017
last heard Apr 2024
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Considering all three are still solidly in the green for this year, that's a win for investors.
And for the S&P 500, the quarter was the best first three months of the year since 2019.
Things were calm on the surface, but there was plenty of action in individual stocks.
We had the return of meme stock mania, this time with a dash of politics.
Plus, the market gets a sweet tooth and more trouble for big names in aviation.
The biggest story of the week in markets was the return of DJT.
And while that refers to the initials of former President Donald J. Trump, this time I'm talking about his SPAC, Trump Media and Technology Group, the parent company of Trump's social network known as Truth Social.
As you may have heard on What's News, DJT began trading for the first time on Tuesday after shareholders approved a deal to take the social network public last week, granting Trump a possible windfall right as he needs cash to cover his civil fraud judgment and to fuel his campaign for the White House.
And there were fireworks once trading began.
The stock rose as much as 59% Tuesday before closing the day up 16%.
They rose another 14% on Wednesday before falling just a bit on Thursday.
The roller coaster in this stock, though, seems to be just beginning, especially if the former president moves to sell or borrow against his 60% stake in the months ahead, like many expect.
We all know the feeling.
You get a craving for something sweet, and suddenly you'll do anything to get your hands on your favorite candy or dessert.
For me, it's peanut butter cups.
But this week, Wall Street traders acted like they needed a donut.
Take Krispy Kreme stock.
The donut chain announced it reached a deal to sell its goodies at McDonald's restaurants across the U.S.
The Golden Arches will start rolling out the donuts in the second half of the year and should have them available nationwide by 2026.
The stock rose 39% on Tuesday on the back of this news, since the greater availability should boost sales and profits.
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