Donald Trump undertook a shuffling of his stock portfolio in June and sold nearly $30 million in shares that month as Congress debates whether those in power should be allowed to trade stocks at all, according to financial disclosures.
The president put his businesses and financial interests in a blind trust during his first term to separate himself from the appearance of corruption. In his second term, Trump appears to have abandoned this approach as his businesses and investments have run almost in sync with his presidency.
