Analysis: Donald Trump's 10 Worst Stock Investments of 2026
By
Kyle Khan-Mullins
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Summary
The article analyzes Donald Trump's stock portfolio based on recent disclosures, highlighting 10 particularly poor investment choices he made in 2026. These include bets on Kura Sushi USA (a conveyor belt sushi chain), an AI-challenged software company, and other questionable picks. The piece critiques Trump's financial judgment by juxtaposing his well-known business failures with these new stock market missteps, painting a picture of consistently poor investment instincts.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledOn February 2, for example, Trump put between $1 million and $5 million into shares of Kura Sushi USA, a conveyor belt sushi chain with 91 U.S. locations across 23 states.
That's a seven figure bet on raw fish from a man whose most reliable culinary conviction has long been that dinner should be fried and served through a drive-thru window.
They're an eclectic mix ranging from AI-challenged software companies to a medtech giant.
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