Trump’s financial disclosures reveal up to $6 million in Disney stock and $5 billion legal dispute with JPMorgan amid criticism.
Former President Donald Trump’s recent financial disclosure showed stock holdings in companies he publicly criticized, including Walt Disney and JPMorgan. His account held up to $6 million in Disney shares during Q1 2026, coinciding with an ongoing feud over the company’s policies.
The disclosure, spanning over 3,700 trades, also included exposure to JPMorgan, which Trump is suing for $5 billion over allegations of “debanking.” The Trump Organization stated that third-party institutions manage the investments without input from Trump or his family.
The trades contrast with other holdings in companies Trump has praised, though no immediate market reaction was noted in the disclosure.