Donald Trump has vowed not to sell his Trump Media shares after a lock-up period expires Thursday. The company's shares are down 81% from their peak.

Trump Media's lockup period ends soon, allowing Donald Trump to sell his shares if he chooses. He'd potentially earn billions in the sell-off.

Donald J. Trump, the company’s largest shareholder, has said he won’t sell when a lockup agreement expires on Thursday. But other large investors could.

Trump Media stock surged on Friday after Donald Trump vowed not to sell his shares. But other insiders may soon be able to sell.

With the lockup period set to expire, Trump could start offloading his nearly $2 billion worth of stock, though the former president has said he wouldn't sell.

However, after reaching that peak, Trump Media shares have lost most of their value, with declines accelerating in recent weeks after President Joe Biden gave up his reelection bi

Trump is being forced to hand over half a million extra shares to a company that helped establish his social media site, Truth Social

Trump Media & Technology Group shares slid to another record low Thursday but recorded a closing price high enough to end the ban prohibiting former President Donald Trump from selling shares in the company—though he has said he does not intend to offload his stake in the social media firm.

Donald Trump is now free to start selling shares in Truth Social’s parent company, worth nearly $2 billion, but he seems poised to hold onto them. The GOP nominee and other large shareholders in Trump Media & Tech Group were released at 4pm on Thursday from a lockup agreement that barred them from selling their stock for six months after it was offered.

Trump Media & Technology Group stock hit a new post-merger low of $14.77 per share just hoursbefore the company’s lock-up agreement is set to end.