
Trading volumes for two lesser-known U.S. companies, Unusual Machines (ticker: UMAC) and Dominari Holdings Inc. (ticker: DOMH), surged sharply on Wall Street shortly before it was publicly announced that Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump had been appointed to advisory roles on their boards. This unusual market activity has raised concerns and questions about potential insider trading or information leakage ahead of the official announcements. The appointments of the Trump sons to these corporate boards have drawn scrutiny amid the spike in stock trading volumes. Meanwhile, unrelated commentary noted poor performance by Traeger's CEO, whose stock has fallen 90% since its IPO and collapsed 96% within four years, highlighting broader issues in corporate governance.
Ações de duas empresas nos EUA dispararam antes de filhos de Trump assumirem cargos de conselheiros https://t.co/Uwy5MtF40g
Behold... ...the glories of corporate "governance." Traeger's CEO has overseen the stock falling 90% since IPO and collapsing 96% in <4 years. Time for a raise! https://t.co/3dPOpKe7aj
As Trump's Sons Join Corporate Boards "Unusual Share Surges"-Insider Trading's New Golden Age https://t.co/t7m67W3J2v

