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Every subject at this tier is asked the same six questions, fixed before the subject is chosen so the set cannot be picked to suit an argument. The others written for this record are The Output, Reach, Affiliations, The Legal Record and Standing. With this one the base set is complete, so the overlay dives — the ones specific to what this subject has been — are unblocked. None of them could have been started before now.
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He is a reporting person at the SEC in his own right, with 47 filings between 1996 and 2025. A Schedule 13D states, to the share and on a given date, what its filer beneficially owns of a public company. That is the firmest thing on this page.
First Schedule 13D after the company became publicly traded.
The holding reaches its full size and the stake its high point. Missing from the first version of this page, which is what made the fall look like a straight line.
Reports the transfer of 17 December 2024 into a trust. Sole voting power goes to zero while the holding does not change.
Same holding; the company now has roughly twice as many shares outstanding.
Percentages are quoted from each filing rather than derived. Source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, filings by Donald J. Trump as a reporting person (CIK 0000947033).
It is not zero in all of them, and when it changed is the point. In April 2024 he held sole voting power over the entire holding. The two filings after the transfer of 17 December 2024 report sole voting power of 0 and sole dispositive power of 0, with the whole holding recorded as SHARED, because the shares sit in a trust. So "he owns 114.75 million shares" is a fair shorthand and a slightly wrong fact — but only since December 2024, and on a page about a named person the difference and its date are both worth keeping.
Filings read 2026-08-10; a later amendment supersedes them. This dive belongs to the record it sits inside. Money in politics more broadly is owned by Citizens United & the Money, upstream of this page wherever the two touch.