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The Zhitong Finance App learned that at a time when the “AI bubble bursting” debate is heating up, the details of stock investment transactions recently disclosed in US President Trump's financial disclosure documents have drawn market attention to the increasingly complex relationship between policy support, AI-related asset allocation, and financing costs. According to financial documents released on the official website of the US Government Ethics Office (OGE) on October 8, the Trump account carried out 517 securities transactions in August, with a total transaction amount of about 74.3 million to 273.3 million US dollars, including buying 5 million to 25 million US dollars of Meta shares and buying 1 million to 5 million US dollars of SpaceX bonds two days before the signing of the US National Space Transportation Policy, and perfectly betting on a major rebound in SpaceX stocks and bonds since the end of August, driven by huge AI computing power orders and space policies.
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that at a time when the “AI bubble bursting” debate is heating up, the details of stock investment transactions recently disclosed in US President Trump's financial disclosure documents have drawn market attention to the increasingly complex relationship between policy support, AI-related asset allocation, and financing costs. According to financial documents released on the official website of the US Government Ethics Office (OGE) on October 8, the Trump account carried out 517 securities transactions in August, with a total transaction amount of about 74.3 million to 273.3 million US dollars, including buying 5 million to 25 million US dollars of Meta shares and buying 1 million to 5 million US dollars of SpaceX bonds two days before the signing of the US National Space Transportation Policy, and perfectly betting on a major rebound in SpaceX stocks and bonds since the end of August, driven by huge AI computing power orders and space policies.
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