Qualcomm (QCOM), Home Depot (HD), T-Mobile (TMUS), United Health (UNH), and Meta Platforms (META) corporate bonds have been acquired by President Donald Trump since he returned to office in January, according to a White House disclosure filed with the Office of Government Ethics on Tuesday.
The document disclosed over 500 transactions.
Trump bought debt in tranches of at least $500,000 each from Qualcomm, Home Depot, United Health and T-Mobile and at least $250,000 of Meta debt, all in February, the disclosure said.
The acquisitions also include tax-advantageous municipal bonds issued by local and state governments and transportation authorities.
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