A first-quarter 2026 transaction report discloses 3,642 trades worth an estimated $220–750 million
High-volume trading continued into 2026, including companies with business before the administration.
The 2025 annual disclosure and the periodic transaction reports behind it are the spine of this ledger. They establish trading volume without modern presidential precedent — and they establish nothing about who chose any trade or what anyone knew. Both halves matter equally.
High-volume trading continued into 2026, including companies with business before the administration.
Year-end 2025 positions in the annual disclosure include stakes in federal contractors and policy-affected issuers.
The STOCK Act requires transaction reports within 45 days; the annual report's reviewer notes record late-fee payments.
The OGE filing's eight transaction tables contain 21,285 numbered rows; the PDF has 927 pages, including a primary form internally numbered to 847 plus appended exhibits.
Trump's own 2017 report listed 86 trades; Obama and Biden reported none while in office.
Temporal adjacency does not establish causation.