By Niket Nishant and Manya Saini (Reuters) -Donald Trump Jr.-backed GrabAGun's shares slipped 22% on Thursday, deepening their post-debut slide and highlighting the degree of investor scrutiny even newly listed companies with high-profile backers are being subjected to.

During a faith luncheon at the White House several days ago, Donald Trump acknowledged the effect he has on the stock market. He stated, "I go on television and I rile the market."

From crypto coins to bibles, overseas development deals to an upcoming line of cellphones, President Donald Trump’s family businesses have raked in hundreds of millions of dollars since his election.

Shares of the firearms retailer GrabAGun — whose shareholders and board members include Donald Trump Jr. — tanked on their first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange following a merger with a special purpose acquisition company.

The playbook for Donald Trump's presidency is becoming clearer, analysts said this week, revising their investment ideas for Trump's second term.

If one theme has emerged in President Donald Trump’s second term, it’s this: He’s leveraged the power of his office for personal gain unlike anyone.

All three major U.S. stock indexes were headed higher in Wednesday's final hour of trading after President Donald Trump soothed investors by saying he is not considering firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.