The latest financial disclosure from U.S. President Donald Trump shows that he conducted stock transactions involving NVIDIA, Strategy, Coinbase, Microsoft, Meta Platforms, and other large companies during August 2026.
This report submitted to the U.S. Government Ethics Office also lists a transaction to purchase SpaceX senior unsecured notes, valued between 1 million and 5 million dollars. These transactions provide a snapshot of Trump's reported investment activities, but the document does not disclose the exact value of his overall stock portfolio.
Trump's shareholding disclosure includes NVIDIA, Strategy, and Coinbase transactions
Disclosure records show that Trump made multiple NVIDIA transactions in August, including purchases on August 3 and August 17, as well as a sale on August 21.
The transactions listed in the report include:
- NVIDIA: On August 3, purchases were made ranging from $250,001 to $500,000; on August 17, another purchase was made in the range of $500,001 to $1,000,000; on August 21, sales were made in the range of $500,001 to $1,000,000.
- Strategy: Purchased stocks on August 10th, with a value ranging from $1,001 to $15,000.
- Coinbase: On August 10th, stocks were sold with a value ranging from $1,001 to $15,000.
- Microsoft: Purchased on August 10th, with a value between 1 million and 5 million US dollars.
- Meta Platforms: Purchased on August 21st, with a value ranging from 5 million to 25 million US dollars.
- Amazon: Purchased on August 17th, with a value between $250,100 and $500,000.
The transactions involving Strategy and Coinbase have added crypto-related activities to Trump's reported portfolio. However, this document does not provide evidence to determine whether these transactions represent a broader change in his crypto-related investments.
Trump declared the purchase of SpaceX instruments
File records show that Trump purchased SpaceX senior unsecured notes on August 18, with a value ranging from 1 million to 5 million US dollars.
This transaction is a debt investment, not the purchase of SpaceX shares. In another filing disclosed by Reuters in July, details of Trump's buying and selling of SpaceX shares were listed.
This distinction is important when evaluating Trump's stock holdings, as the transaction in August does not represent direct ownership of equity through the disclosed securities.
Other large stock transactions in Trump's filings
The August report also includes transactions involving companies such as Alphabet, Broadcom, Netflix, Oracle, Salesforce, and Walmart.
The transaction amounts disclosed in the documents are all ranges, rather than precise dollar figures. It also does not provide a complete, real-time breakdown of Trump's current holdings, or the specific number of shares he holds in each company.
Therefore, the disclosed transactions should be considered as reported transactions during the coverage period, rather than a complete valuation of their portfolio.
