Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Trump Discloses 1,156 Securities Trades Made in July
Donald Trump’s latest financial report lists many investments bought and sold in July 2026.
It includes 1,156 separate transactions.
The portfolio sold large amounts of Amazon and Microsoft shares.
It also bought shares in companies such as Nvidia, Intuit and Marvell Technology.
Some SpaceX shares were bought and later sold.
The report gives value ranges instead of exact prices.
It does not explain why the investments were traded.
The White House says outside financial institutions manage the investments, and the filing does not accuse anyone of breaking the law.
Donald Trump’s July 2026 financial disclosure lists 1,156 securities transactions, most made during July.
The portfolio sold $5 million-$25 million each in Amazon and Microsoft shares on July 20.
It bought $1 million-$5 million each in Intuit, Marvell Technology and an iShares Russell 1000 ETF.
The filing also recorded purchases of Nvidia, CrowdStrike, Datadog and SpaceX shares.
Value ranges and the absence of trading explanations prevent conclusions about exact profits, losses or investment motives.
- Who
- Donald Trump’s investment portfolio, managed by outside financial institutions, was covered by the disclosure.
- What
- A filing listed 1,156 securities purchases and sales, including trades in technology companies, ETFs and SpaceX.
- When
- The transactions were made primarily in July 2026; the filing became public on September 22.
- Where
- The filing was made public through the United States Office of Government Ethics.
- Why
- Federal financial-disclosure rules require covered officials to report certain securities transactions above applicable thresholds.
- Transactions disclosed
- 1,156 securities transactions
- Trading period
- Primarily July 2026
- Largest reported sales
- Amazon and Microsoft, each valued between $5 million and $25 million
- Estimated combined July range
- Approximately $79 million to $270 million, according to a separate analysis
- Minimum purchases and sales
- CNBC calculated minimum purchases of $43.6 million and minimum sales of $35.6 million
- Filing length
- 37 pages
- Exact trade values
- Not provided; transactions are reported in value ranges