According to a recently disclosed financial filing by U.S. President Trump on the 23rd, his investment portfolio conducted a total of 1,156 securities trading transactions in July this year, with a total value ranging between $79 million and $270 million, involving asset classes such as technology stocks, bonds, and ETFs.

    The filing shows that the purchase transactions amounted to at least approximately $43.6 million, and the sale transactions amounted to at least approximately $35.6 million. Since the filing only discloses transaction dates and amount ranges, the exact amounts of each transaction cannot be determined.

    The two largest transactions occurred on July 20, involving the sale of Microsoft and Amazon stocks valued between $5 million and $25 million each. On the same day, Oracle and Costco stocks valued between $1 million and $5 million were also sold, along with Nvidia stocks valued between $500,000 and $1 million.

    Frequent stock trading within Trump's investment portfolio has drawn public attention to the relationship between the president's personal investments and his public office. The White House stated that Trump's stock and bond portfolio is managed by independent third-party financial institutions, and neither Trump nor his family members can determine the timing or direction of trades. (rc)