Question 1

Where does this Trump stock trade data come from?

Accepted Answer

Every row is built from public U.S. government financial disclosure filings (periodic transaction reports), which list the security, whether it was a purchase or sale, the transaction date, the filing date, and a disclosed dollar range rather than an exact amount.

Question 2

How current is the Trump stock trade data?

Accepted Answer

The page pulls the latest available public filings on every load. Disclosures are filed after the trades occur, typically within 30 to 45 days, so the data reflects reported activity rather than real-time trading.

Question 3

What does estimated remaining position mean?

Accepted Answer

Filings report dollar ranges, so the midpoint of each disclosed range is used: all purchases are summed, all sales subtracted per ticker, and the result floored at zero. It is an estimate of position size, not an exact share count.

Question 4

What is a fresh entry?

Accepted Answer

A fresh entry is a ticker whose most recent disclosed trade is a purchase made when the estimated net position was zero or below — a brand-new position or a re-entry after a full exit.

Question 5

Is this investment advice?

Accepted Answer

No. It is a factual, educational summary of public records, not investment advice or a recommendation, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government office or public figure.

Question 6

How much does access cost?

Accepted Answer

Nothing. The charts and insights are free to view, and the complete position table plus a weekly email digest of new filings are unlocked free with a name and email.