Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s July financial disclosure shows 1,100+ stock transactions, including sales of shares in Microsoft and Amazon, according to multiple outlets analyzing the filing. CNBC reports Trump disclosed more than 1,100 trades in July, with transactions involving Microsoft and Amazon that could be as large as $25 million each in sales, based on the disclosure ranges.
Across reporting, the transactions cover a broad set of trades during July. Quartz reports 1,156 transactions in July, totaling between roughly $79 million and $270 million, based on the filing’s disclosed ranges rather than exact sale prices. CNBC frames the trades in the context of market moves around July 20, when so-called “Magnificent 7” stocks surged, while other details focus more on the aggregate number and value bands rather than specific market drivers.
Both outlets rely on the disclosure document and its range-based reporting, so exact dollar amounts for each transaction are not directly provided; the figures reflect the maximums and totals implied by the reporting categories.
