1个半月狂买189笔，特朗普买入5100万美元债券，其中包括CoreWeave债券

Core Insights - Trump expanded his investment portfolio significantly at the end of last year, executing 189 buy transactions worth at least $51 million in municipal and corporate bonds, including those from cloud computing service provider CoreWeave [1] - The transactions occurred between November 14 and December 29, with a total of at least $261 million in trades since returning to the White House in January 2025, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest [1] - The investments involve companies directly affected by current government policies, prompting scrutiny over the intersection of personal finances and public office [1] Transaction Details - According to Bloomberg, the report approved by White House ethics officials on January 15 indicates Trump conducted 189 buy and 2 sell transactions, with the sell amount being at least $1.3 million [2] - The new bond purchases totaled at least $51 million, and Trump amended a previous report to adjust the value of four transactions [2] - Since returning to the White House, Trump has reported a total of 690 transactions worth at least $104 million, with subsequent disclosures adding up to $106 million [2] Companies and Policy Intersection - The latest bond purchases include companies closely tied to federal policies, such as Netflix, which is involved in a competitive merger battle that tests the government's antitrust stance [3] - Trump has expressed intentions to personally review the merger outcomes, indicating a direct involvement in corporate matters [3] - In the automotive sector, Trump highlighted General Motors' plans to move production back to the U.S. as a success of his tariff policies during a visit to a Ford factory [3] Asset Management Structure - Unlike previous presidents, Trump has not divested assets or placed them in a blind trust; his business empire is managed by his two sons, with operations intersecting various presidential policy areas [5] - A senior White House official stated that Trump and his family members do not participate in specific investment decisions, with purchases managed by independent financial managers following recognized index replication strategies [5] - The latest disclosures reaffirm that the same management structure applies, with ethics office approval for the transactions [5]