“Trump Media’s launches” at the Wall Street meeting Monday (15.07.2024), on their first trading day after the assassination attempt against him. Trump Media’s share, in which former US president Donald Trump is the main shareholder, earns over 30%, two days after his shooting in Pennsylvania. As CNBC reports, the volume of transactions was extremely large, with more than 17 million shares of the company changing hands pre-sessionly, before 5 p.m. Greece time. Trump, who is expected to be formally appointed as Republican Party presidential candidate this week, was wounded by a bullet and hospitalized at a Pennsylvania local hospital on Saturday (13.7.2024), but was discharged late the same day, after the shooting. Prior to the “bath” of the opening of the trading on Wall Street, Trump Media’s shares had reached an increase of even 50%. Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes expressed his “deep condolences” to those injured in the Pennsylvania attack and the family of the person killed at the event. “The situation requires a quick, comprehensive federal investigation to determine all conditions of this cowardly attack and to determine whether additional persons are involved,” Nunes said in a statement Saturday. “I also ask the federal government to provide any security resources that President Trump asks for to guarantee his safety,” he added. Analysts estimate the assassination attempt could make Trump’s victory more likely in the November election.