President Trump conducted 3,600 stock trades during the first three months of 2026, with the transactions valued between $212 million and $695 million, according to a CBS News investigation.

The trading activity represents what CBS News characterized as an unprecedented level of investment activity for a sitting president. The investigation examined Trump's investment accounts and trading patterns during the January-March period.

The trades involved stocks and other securities across Trump's investment portfolios. The wide range in valuation reflects the typical disclosure format used for government financial reporting, which provides ranges rather than exact figures.

CBS News reporter Michael Kaplan led the investigation into Trump's trading activities. The network's analysis focused on the volume and scale of the transactions during the three-month period.

The disclosure comes as part of ongoing scrutiny of presidential financial activities and potential conflicts of interest. Federal officials are required to report their financial holdings and trading activities, though the reporting typically occurs on a delayed basis.