To The Moon

This stock has its back to the wall yet again. Will it pull off another comeback?

Trump Media & Technology Group shares were falling early on Tuesday. The stock didn't look to be helped by news that Donald Trump has posted a bond in a civil fraud case, averting potential asset seizures.Trump Media shares were down 4.0% at $46.70 in premarket trading.The stock closed down 21% at $48.66 on Monday. That left it with a market capitalization of about $6.7 billion and wiped more than $1 billion from the value of Donald Trump's approximately 57% stake in the company, which houses the Truth Social social-media platform.Trump is barred from selling Trump Media shares until a six-month lockup period expires, but the former president could seek a waiver from the company's board, which includes one of his sons and several former members of his administration.Trump's potential need to sell shares was reduced on Monday night, after he secured a $175 million bond relating to a New York civil fraud case. The bond puts a $454 million judgment against Trump on hold while he appeals,

Goldman Sachs downgraded Apple to Neutral from Buy as part of the firm's "US Conviction List - Directors' Cut" for March. Apple shares dropped 1.4% in morning trading Friday.Goldman Sachs' “Conviction