Former President Donald Trump is making headlines once again, this time for his heated reaction to a routine trading halt of his social media company, Truth Social.

Trump took to social media to express his dismay, asking 'What's going on?' after being informed that his Truth Social stock trading had been halted on the Nasdaq.

The halt, which was reportedly a routine move to address volatility in the stock's price, seemed to catch Trump off guard, leading to his public outburst.

However, despite the initial shock, Trump later reassured his fans that he had no intention of selling his stake in the company, stating 'I'm not selling' in a bold move that sent shares soaring.

The development has been closely watched by investors and observers, who were quick to respond to Trump's statement.

Shares of DJT, Trump's media company, saw a significant boost following Trump's claim, a clear indication that his influence over the market remains substantial.

Trump's ability to drive stock prices upwards through his tweets and public statements has been a topic of discussion among analysts, who point out the sway he holds over a fiercely loyal base of supporters.

However, not everyone shares in Trump's optimism, as a recent report by Bloomberg indicated that his media stake has taken a staggering $4 billion dive.

Critics have been quick to point out the evident disconnect between Trump's statement and the current state of his company's finances.

As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is certain - Trump's antics will remain under the microscope, as the nation watches with bated breath to see what's next for the former President.

Meanwhile, the trading halt has sparked a heated debate about market volatility, the power of social media influencers, and the long-term prospects of Trump's fledgling media empire.