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- Made more than 3700 stock trades on Donald Trump in 90 days.
- Trump invested in companies like Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft.
- Trump fined for not following the law.
- The White House says trading is managed by a third party.
Donald Trump: These days, US President Donald Trump is facing fine for share trading. According to American media reports, Trump and his advisors together made more than 3700 stock trades in the last 90 days. As soon as this news came out, there was a huge stir in the American financial market (Wall Street) and political circles.
According to the latest financial disclosures released by the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), Trump and his advisors together made an average of more than 40 deals every day in the first three months of 2026. The total value of this trading was estimated between 220-750 million dollars (about Rs 1800-6200 crore). This news surprised the whole world. People started wondering why and how did Trump become such an active share trader despite holding the post of President?
On which stocks did Trump bet?
Trump has invested in big companies like Nvidia, Oracle, Amazon, Adobe, Broadcom, Microsoft, Boeing and Costco. Trump has made bets ranging from $1 million to $5 million with each of these companies. Trump’s portfolio also includes companies like Uber, eBay, Palantir.
Shares of which companies were sold?
Along with buying shares, Trump has also sold shares of many companies. He has sold his stake in Microsoft, Meta and Amazon ranging from $5 million to $25 million.
Trump fined
According to American law, the President has to inform the government about any trade above $1000 within 30-45 days. The Stock Act, implemented in 2012, provides that if high officials of the executive branch, including the President, buy, sell or exchange stocks worth $1000 or more, they have to report it within a stipulated time. Trump did not do this. He submitted the information late and secretly, due to which late fee i.e. fine has been imposed on him.
What did the White House say in clarification?
The White House and the ‘Trump Organization’ say on this whole matter that Trump himself does not buy shares while sitting in front of the computer. This work is handled by ‘Third Party Managed Accounts’. Computers and automatic systems themselves decide which shares to buy and which to sell. There is no direct interference or control of Trump or any of his family members in this.
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