If Trump Unleashing The Bioweapon & Pimping It Weren't Enough, Look At Who He Was Investing In During The Plandemic: Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Etc.

I’ve said it time and again:  Donald Trump is not what he or his followers claim he is.  He is far more devilish and sinister.  Sadly, many are still going to try and put him back in the White House, even after he recently publicly posted about delivering the bioweapon COVID shot in nine months instead of 12 years he claims it would have taken Joe Biden.  However, while his worshippers continue to make excuses for him, whether it be ignorance or a 5-D chess military plan of which he was leading, the fact of the matter is that he knows exactly what those shots are doing and he’s saying they aren’t doing them.  Yet, he had zero problem investing in the very companies that produced the shot, got your money that Trump stole to pay them for the shots and continue to attack the People on a daily basis.  He also invested in several deviant banks, as well.

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As of August 2023, media reports indicate that former President Donald Trump’s net worth is about $2.5 billion. 

While it’s true that Trump is a wealthy man, his total net worth is declining. In terms of Forbes’ billionaire rankings, Trump has slipped several positions, now holding the 1,222nd spot in the world as of Aug. 16, 2023, a significant drop from his previous ranking of 892nd.

Trump’s foray into the social media industry, which includes the platform Truth Social, was initially valued at around $730 million. However, it has suffered a substantial decrease in value, with Fox News reporting a decline of $550 million. Trump announced the creation of this platform in October 2021, and it was launched in February 2022. According to a July 2023 report from Search Logistics, Truth Social boasts approximately 2 million active users.

As reported by Forbes, a financial disclosure report filed in April revealed that the majority of Donald Trump’s cash holdings are invested in safe-haven assets. The report highlighted that the former president made strategic financial moves, including selling his Washington D.C. hotel and refinancing a San Francisco office tower — actions that resulted in Trump currently holding a substantial cash reserve of $425 million.

Donald Trump’s Stock Portfolio

The majority of Trump’s investments primarily include bonds, Treasuries and money-market funds, according to Forbes. These latter two categories are widely recognized as safe havens due to their backing by the U.S. government. A detailed breakdown reveals holdings of $135 million to $445 million in bonds and $45 million to $225 million in Treasuries and money-market investments.

Furthermore, Trump’s investment portfolio also encompasses stocks, with an estimated value ranging from approximately $20 million to $60 million. Among the notable blue-chip stocks in his portfolio are Procter & Gamble, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Pfizer, Inc. and Johnson & Johnson. His most substantial equity position is in Owl Rock Capital Corp, a non-bank lender founded by finance veterans from Blackstone, KKR and Goldman Sachs, with estimated investments ranging from $5 million to $25 million (Emphasis mine).

Reportedly, Trump also holds $5 million to $10 million in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, along with $1 million to $5 million in cash reserves and an allocation of $100,000 to $300,000 in gold holdings.

So, he’s making money from the companies and banks that are literally taking over and destroying the US.

That’s not all.  In May of 2023, Forbes also reported on Trump’s financials and investments.

After leaving the White House, he refinanced a San Francisco office tower and sold his D.C. hotel, leaving him with an estimated $425 million war chest. Where has he invested all that money? A new financial disclosure report, filed last month, provides answers.

Most of it is held in safe investments, which makes sense for a guy who is 76 years old, maintains a portfolio of riskier real estate assets, and might need a few hundred million to handle legal issues. His disclosure lists the value of each asset in broad ranges, making it difficult to know exactly how his investments break down, but it looks like the bulk is sitting in bonds, Treasuries, and money-market funds. Stocks make up a good portion of the rest. Trump holds blue-chip names like Procter & Gamble, JPMorgan Chase, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson. There’s also a small sliver composed of mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and gold.

How Donald Trump Invests His Cash

The former president’s largest equity position is in a nonbank lender named Owl Rock Capital Corporation, founded by a trio of veteran financiers from Blackstone, KKR and Goldman Sachs. Trump holds $5 million to $25 million of stock in the company, according to his financial disclosure report. The company’s chairman, Edward D’Alelio, leant money to the Trump’s Castle casino and hotel in Atlantic City during the late 1980s, and later joined the board of Trump Entertainment Resorts.

His investment in Owl Rock makes a lot of sense to wealth manager Lori Van Dusen of LVW Advisors. “We have emerged into a great opportunity for credit strategies like this,” she says. “With tighter credit and lending conditions and a slowing economy, there is more of a need for providers of liquidity and restructuring. My sense is that is why he would own this.”

Many people don’t know the background of Trump concerning his debts and who bought him off, I mean bailed him out.  I suggest taking a look at this short video to access who owns Trump.

Trump is not a good business man.  He’s a debtor, and what he’s doing is not for the united States.  He’s doing what he’s doing out of arrogance and obligation to his handlers. To put it bluntly, he’s making money off of your suffering (Proverbs 1:10-19).

Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media