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2026-09-23 01:02
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Trump made over 1,000 July stock trades worth up to $270m, filings reveal
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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 2 outlets over 3h.
The Guardian US · +3h Common Dreams
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- Common DreamsLeft
Donald Trump has been repeatedly ripped as "the most openly corrupt president in American history" by a range of critics, and the Republican faced fresh criticism on Tuesday after disclosing more than 1,100 securities transactions from July.
Read at commondreams.org → - The Guardian USLean left
President made more than 440 purchases and 700 sales despite voter anger over elected officials trading stocks Donald Trump made over a thousand stock sales and purchases worth between $79m and $270m in July, according to a Guardian analysis of his latest financial disclosure released Tuesday.
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