Trump’s August trading disclosure shows up to $25 million Meta buy and SpaceX debt purchase

Trump’s August trading disclosure shows up to $25 million Meta buy and SpaceX debt purchase

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2026-10-08 13:29:25
Fresh financial disclosure documents show that U.S. President Donald Trump made a series of securities trades in August, including a Meta stock purchase valued at up to $25 million and a purchase of SpaceX unsecured notes worth between $1 million and $5 million. The filing also lists sales of AMD shares worth $1 million to $5 million and Nvidia shares worth $500,000 to $1 million. In total, Trump carried out 517 securities transactions during the month, with aggregate trading volume ranging from $74.3 million to $273.3 million. The disclosure says the SpaceX debt transaction took place on Aug. 18, two days before Trump signed a national policy intended to expand U.S. commercial space transportation. It also shows that he rebalanced his portfolio on Aug. 21, buying shares of companies including AT&T and Netflix while trimming holdings in AMD and Nvidia. The White House and SpaceX had not responded to requests for comment.

According to the latest financial disclosure, U.S. President Donald Trump bought up to $25 million worth of Meta stock in August and purchased between $1 million and $5 million of SpaceX unsecured notes.

The filing also shows that Trump sold AMD shares valued at $1 million to $5 million and Nvidia shares valued at $500,000 to $1 million.

517 securities trades in August

Trump carried out 517 securities transactions during the month, with total trading volume ranging from $74.3 million to $273.3 million, according to the disclosure.

Timing of the SpaceX debt purchase drew attention

The SpaceX bond transaction took place on Aug. 18. Two days later, Trump signed a national policy aimed at expanding commercial space transportation in the United States.

The documents also show that Trump adjusted his portfolio on Aug. 21, buying shares in companies including AT&T and Netflix while reducing positions in AMD, Nvidia, and other companies.

At the time of publication, neither the White House nor SpaceX had responded to requests for comment.

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