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Trump buys up to $50,000 of Musk’s SpaceX, sells some a week later

Trump buys up to $50,000 of Musk’s SpaceX, sells some a week later
Times of India Wednesday 23 September 2026, 04:03 UTC By SHIVANGHI PAYAL 1 min read
Key Points

In July, Donald Trump showcased his financial acumen with substantial investments, notably entering and exiting positions in Elon Musk's SpaceX. His trading spectrum also included major players like Microsoft and Amazon, totaling over 1,150 transactions, highlighting a well-rounded investment strategy. Furthermore, he delved into several bond purchases and efficiently maneuvered through exchange-traded funds, demonstrating a proactive approach to managing his financial portfolio amid prior...

In July, Donald Trump showcased his financial acumen with substantial investments, notably entering and exiting positions in Elon Musk's SpaceX. His trading spectrum also included major players like Microsoft and Amazon, totaling over 1,150 transactions, highlighting a well-rounded investment strategy. Furthermore, he delved into several bond purchases and efficiently maneuvered through exchange-traded funds, demonstrating a proactive approach to managing his financial portfolio amid prior activities.
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