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"...his investment advisers made more than 21,000 securities trades"21,000 trades in his first year of term 2.
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Trump discloses 21,000 securities trades during first year in office
In 2025, President Donald Trump's investment advisers made more than 21,000 securities trades, according to his annual financial report.abcnews.com
"...Trump's investment advisers have also carried out more trades than prior years"
Seeing a pattern there. "Trump" is not executing the trades.
On to what might be a concern:
"While the trades overall suggest Trump's investment portfolio is professionally managed and in line with industry practices, Trump holds stakes in dozens of companies that have government contracts"
"One day before that market-moving post, one of Trump's investment accounts made 327 purchases of a broad array of securities. While those trades appeared to benefit from the rally caused by Trump's post, that account also made similar trades over the last year and appeared to increase trading activity during high volatility events -- suggesting the trades may be part of a broader practice to rebalance his portfolio."
Insider information? Maybe. Influencing/rigging prices? Maybe.
No amount of caterwauling from the bleachers is worth anything compared to one state or federal securities regulator that decides it's worth looking into. If any of them are seeing and making a case, they're doing it quietly. We already know there are states with people ready to go after Trump if they have even a novel excuse.
I am guessing that the sudden flood-the-zone coverage this received indicates that it's just one of many FUD festivals Democrats are going to be throwing between now and the midterm elections. They certainly had to get attention off themselves after those New York primary results.
