Trump Sold All His Stocks in June and Doesn’t Hold Boeing

  • President-elect criticized cost of Air Force One upgrade
  • Republican has said he isn’t ‘big investor’ in stock market

Trump Takes Aim at Boeing Over Air Force One Costs

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President-elect Donald Trump sold all of his stocks in June, a spokesman said, divesting himself of holdings including Boeing Co., the target of a Trump tweet on Tuesday over the cost of a new presidential aircraft.

Trump had between $50,000 to $100,000 of Boeing stock when he filed his personal financial disclosure on May 15. Trump said Tuesday that a contract with Boeing to replace Air Force One should be canceled because of “ridiculous” costs, taking aim at plans to replace jets that are among the most visible symbols of the American presidency.