Trump's billions of dollars in securities trading records exposed, buying Nvidia and Apple related securities On May 15th, the US Government Ethics Office released two latest financial disclosure documents on Thursday local time, showing that Trump disclosed large-scale financial transactions worth at least $220 million earlier this year, involving securities of multiple large US companies. The newly disclosed documents cover the first three months of 2026, with a broad range of cumulative transaction values ranging from $220 million to approximately $750 million. Large scale buying targets with a single value between $1 million and $5 million include S&P 500 index funds, Nvidia, and Apple. Large selling targets with a single value between $5 million and $25 million include Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta. The document does not always specify the specific type of securities involved, such as stocks or corporate bonds, nor does it indicate which accounts the transaction occurred on or who issued the trading instructions. This type of disclosure document is a mandatory requirement, but can only partially reflect the financial activities of officials, as it only lists transactions with amounts exceeding $1000 and presents them in a broad range of amounts, without disclosing specific transaction prices, profits, or whether assets are directly purchased or held through entrusted management accounts. Trump's assets are held in a trust controlled by his children, and some transactions in the new documents show brokers as agents involved. （NBC）