#newsmax

#newsmax

Newsmax's stock rose dramatically post-IPO, making CEO Christopher Ruddy a billionaire despite the company's financial losses.

Newsmax celebrated its IPO by ringing the opening bell on Wall Street, right before a significant stock market plunge.

Newsmax's stock surged over 500% on its trading debut, reflecting strong investor interest and confidence amid changing media consumption dynamics.

Newsmax's stock experienced extreme volatility after its IPO, reflecting speculative trading trends in meme stocks.

Newsmax shares experienced a dramatic drop after a meme stock surge, highlighting market volatility and the risks of retail investor speculation.

Newsmax's IPO reflects a dramatic overvaluation in the current market despite its lower viewership and financial losses.

Newsmax's stock surges post-IPO, facilitated by the lesser-known investment bank Digital Offering using an unconventional public offering method.

Newsmax's role in broadcasting debunked election fraud claims is now under legal scrutiny in a defamation case brought by Dominion Voting Systems.

Newsmax prioritizes financial interests over journalistic integrity, as shown by their treatment of hosts discussing Pete Hegseth's severe allegations.

Newsmax laid off Pete Hegseth following criticism from Trump's team after a segment by Greg Kelly.

Trump's dissatisfaction with the segment led to strict internal directives on Hegseth's coverage.

Newsmax denies any pressure or instructions concerning Pete Hegseth's nomination, including claims of a Trump call regarding criticism of him.

Richard Barnett expresses no regrets about his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riots, considering it a necessary event for America.

Wendy Bell expressed frustration over Newsmax's name-calling policy while discussing Liz Cheney's alleged misconduct.

Bell agreed with the prosecution recommendation for Cheney, claiming it was due to serious felonies like witness tampering.

Smartmatic has settled its defamation lawsuit against Newsmax, highlighting ongoing legal efforts over false voter fraud claims in the 2020 election.

Smartmatic settled a defamation lawsuit against Newsmax just before trial began, highlighting ongoing disputes over election-related misinformation.

Smartmatic settled its defamation lawsuit against Newsmax, which claimed the news outlet broadcasted false accusations about vote manipulation in the 2020 election.

Rob Finnerty, while pointing out President Biden's memory lapses, attributed false information to a report from Robert Hur, demonstrating how easily misinformation can spread.

Newsmax host falsely accused aid workers of catering to terrorists in Gaza, creating controversy and misinformation.