Rob Gronkowski Tries To 'Bring The Stock Market Back' With Trades On Charity Day

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Retired NFL star Rob Gronkowski visited Wall Street on Wednesday to participate in Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day and make trades, aiming to boost the market amid concerns over the presidential election.

Rob Gronkowski made a trip to the Financial District in New York City on Wednesday to pay his respects to 9/11 victims and appear at the Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day to do some trading. The retired NFL star said he showed up on Wednesday to invest as much as he could because he heard that stocks were down over concerns of the presidential election. Gronkowski has an estimated net worth of $45 million.

Some of Wall Street's biggest symbols saw sharp tumbles in the weeks that followed, including Nvidia and Apple. USAA THINKING OF THEIR MEMBERS WITH NEW ACTIVATIONS FOR 2024 NFL SEASON However, Gronkowski's trip to Wall Street and his investment efforts coincided with one of the better days for the stock market in weeks. The S&P 500 rallied 1.1% after erasing a morning wipeout of 1.6%, one where almost every stock within the index had been falling on Wednesday.

 

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