US president Donald Trump made more than 1,000 stock purchases and sales in July, worth between US$ 79m and US$ 270m, according to a The Guardian analysis of the financial disclosure released on Tuesday, 22 September 2026.

He made more than 700 sales totaling between US$ 35m and US$ 137m and more than 440 purchases totaling between US$ 43.5m and US$ 134m. His two largest sales were of Amazon and Microsoft stock, between US$ 5m and US$ 25m each, on 20 July 2026; the same day he sold up to US$ 5m in Oracle and Costco shares and bought up to US$ 5m in Intuit and Salesforce stock. The White House said the portfolio is “independently managed by third-party financial institutions” and that there are no conflicts of interest: “Neither President Trump nor any member of his family has any ability to direct, influence, or provide input regarding how the portfolio is invested,” spokesperson Davis Ingle said. The disclosures, required by law, list only the date and a range for each transaction; the filing is published on the US Office of Government Ethics portal. Trump and Republicans are championing a ban on stock trading by members of Congress that would not cover the president or the vice-president.