Trump reshuffles portfolio, sells Meta and buys Berkshire Hathaway in June

President Donald Trump sold shares of Meta Platforms and purchased Berkshire Hathaway stock in June, according to CNBC, adding yet another headline-grabbing trade to a portfolio that has already logged thousands of transactions since he returned to office. The move comes after Trump’s Q1 2026 financial disclosures revealed he had already offloaded between $5 million and $25 million worth of Meta securities back on February 10. That earlier sale means the June transaction represents a continued unwinding of his position in Mark Zuckerberg’s company, while the Berkshire purchase marks a pivot toward Warren Buffett’s successor-led conglomerate at a time when it has been making aggressive bets of its own. A portfolio that never sleeps Trump’s Q1 2026 disclosures alone recorded more than 3,642 individual securities transactions. The total volume of his reported trades runs into the hundreds of millions of dollars, a dramatic escalation compared to previous presidential financial filings. Trump has maintained that a third-party manager handles specific buy and sell decisions without his direct involvement. That arrangement is meant to insulate a sitting president from conflicts of intere...