Trump celebrates Time's 'Person of the Year' by ringing NYSE opening bell

President-elect Donald Trump rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to celebrate being named Time magazine's "Person of the Year." (Photo: AP)

Time magazine awarded Trump the title, acknowledging his profound influence on American politics and the country's global standing. (Photo: AP)

Trump was accompanied by his wife Melania, daughters Ivanka and Tiffany, vice president-elect JD Vance, Kennedy, and Scott Bessent, his treasury secretary nominee, at the NYSE event. (Photo: AP)

During the event, Trump delivered remarks as part of the Time magazine "Person of the Year" celebrations. (Photo: AP)

Ringing the NYSE opening bell marks the start of the trading day and is a symbolic honor. While traditionally reserved for corporate milestones, it has also been performed by notable figures like Ronald Reagan, Nelson Mandela, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. (Photo: AP)

Trump signed a guest book after ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. (Photo: AP)

After ringing the bell, Trump paused to pose for a selfie at the NYSE. (Photo: AP)

NYSE traders greeted Trump as he toured the trading floor. (Photo: AP)

While on the trading floor, Trump spoke with trader Peter Giacchi, exchanging thoughts as part of his visit. (Photo: AP)

A large crowd gathered outside the NYSE building to witness Trump ringing the opening bell. (Photo: Reuters)

Time magazine had previously named Trump "Person of the Year" in 2016 following his first presidential election victory. (Photo: AP)