Shares of President Donald Trump's media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ:DJT) fell more than 3% in Tuesday pre-market trading after the inauguration ceremony. This decline comes after the stock rallied nearly 15% in the past five trading sessions,

The Truth Social parent company’s stock DJT dropped 12.3% to $35.05 a share but remained above the level of some $34 a share that it reached in the days following Trump’s Nov. 5 win over Vice President Kamala Harris.

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group ( DJT ), which owns the Truth Social platform, were recently down 10% at about $36. They’ve mostly fallen since touching January highs above $40 and pre-election highs above $50, though they’re up for the year and well above lows they touched earlier in the fall.

With Donald Trump set to be sworn in next week, the company that owns his Truth Social platform is seeing stock volatility this week. Here’s what to know.

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The Truth Social operator's shares, which sometimes move on traders' viewpoints regarding Trump's political fortunes, have more or less treaded water since early December. Now, with Trump set to be inaugurated for a second time next Monday, those traders may once again be looking to buy ahead of a big event.

The Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) stock price has done well following the November election in the United States. DJT bottomed at $26.60 on November 14 and has jumped to $40, a 50% increase. So,