Trump trades in Nvidia, Amazon, Apple, and sushi chain

US president's financial disclosures shows that he or his investment advisers made more than 3,700 trades in the first quarter
US president Donald Trump’s trades in the first quarter were stock market behemoths including Nvidia, Amazon, and Apple. He also took a stake in a $600m (€515m) conveyor belt sushi chain. Picture: PA

US president Donald Trump’s trades in the first quarter were stock market behemoths including Nvidia, Amazon, and Apple. He also took a stake in a $600m (€515m) conveyor belt sushi chain. Picture: PA

US president Donald Trump’s trades in the first quarter were stock market behemoths including Nvidia, Amazon, and Apple. He also took a stake in a $600m (€515m) conveyor belt sushi chain.

Mr Trump bought shares of Kura Sushi USA on February 2 with the transaction size in a range of around $1m to $5m, according to his latest financial disclosure. The restaurant group is controlled by Japan’s Kura Sushi.

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