Read this first — these are public disclosures, not a recommendation.
Everyone reports the $1–5M tech trades. The bigger story is the ~$3B+ (June 2026 paper value) in ventures he owns, controls, and promotes — DJT, World Liberty, his own coins — so we lead with those and tag every holding by one question: can his words or policy move it? The traded brokerage accounts are run by outside managers — "with no input from President Trump or his family."
Two filings, one pattern: a 278-T covering August 2026 reached the Office of Government Ethics on Sep 25 — 18 pages, transactions numbered to 480, every dated line between Aug 3 and Aug 31. Like the one before it, it leans to selling: roughly two-thirds of its lines read as sales, and the largest bracket anywhere in it is again $5,000,001–$25,000,000, appearing once. Much of the activity is municipal bonds — state, county and utility issuers — alongside ordinary equities. The previous 278-T, covering July 2026 and received Sep 14, was 37 pages with lines numbered to 1,156 and about 705 sales: the same two-thirds lean, one month earlier. We do not itemise either filing — both are scans, and we would rather show you the shape than transcribe it wrong. Read the originals: August ↗ · July ↗. These accounts are run by outside managers, and the holdings table below still reflects the earlier filings.
Overnight he posted that "Apple has agreed to work with Intel to design and build its Chips in America" (and name-dropped Nvidia and Musk's chip-fab project). Intel jumped ~9–12% to an all-time high near $135. The catch: neither Apple nor Intel confirmed it — Intel's own execs were reportedly surprised, and reporting says the two had only been in months-long talks of unclear status. That's "his words move markets" in practice: a genuine double-digit move on a deal announced before either company would. (One week earlier he did the same for Citigroup — a ~1.8% pop that faded to −1%.) CNBC ↗
A digest of the assets named in Donald Trump's federal financial disclosures — the OGE Form 278e annual report and the 278-T periodic transaction reports every senior official must file. It is a public record of what the accounts hold and trade, reported in value ranges (e.g. "$1M–$5M") rather than exact amounts.
Not personal stock-picking. The brokerage accounts are described as third-party / model-portfolio managed, with no input from the family. Not his whole net worth — most of that is real estate, private business, licensing and crypto ventures, which don't trade like stocks. And not real-time or exact — filings lag, and report ranges.
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Data on this page is digested from Donald Trump's federal financial disclosures (OGE Form 278e annual report and 278-T periodic transaction reports) and mainstream coverage of them. Verify and refresh from:
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