💰 Trump’s Portfolio Logged More Trades Than All of Congress Combined President Trump (or the managers overseeing his portfolio), made nearly 28,700 securities trades in 17 months. Over the same period, all members of the U.S. Congress reported around 22,200, according to Bloomberg’s review of disclosures through June 📊 Meanwhile, Washington is debating how much stock trading politicians should be allowed to do at all. In July, the House passed the Stop Insider Trading Act, which would restrict members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children from buying individual stocks - while leaving the president and vice president OUTSIDE the same restrictions. The debate gets even broader when you remember that Trump’s financial interests now extend well beyond stocks into $BTC crypto... What the current bill does: 🔎 restricts purchases of individual stocks by members of Congress 🔎 extends those rules to spouses and dependent children 🔎 still allows some diversified funds and trusts 🔎 does not apply the same restrictions to the president or vice president There is one important caveat: the White House says outside firms manage Trump’s holdings through index-based strategies, so 28,700 trades does not mean Trump personally selected 28,700 positions. 👀 By the way, Robert Kiyosaki (author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad") has just announced the beginning of the biggest financial crash in history - pointing to debt, AI speculation, geopolitics and pressure in Europe and Japan. #Macro Insights# #TRUMP #Meme Alpha#