Wells Fargo & CompanyWells Fargo analyst published the report estimating $19.5B inflows into U.S. equities via Trump Accounts, positive for the firm's equity research and potential trading revenue.
The newly launched Trump Accounts could channel almost $20 billion into U.S. equities, according to Wells Fargo. Equity analyst Ohsung Kwon estimates just over $19.5 billion will flow in during the second half of this year, concentrated in the third quarter. The money would provide price-sensitive inflows for large-cap stocks, including technology names. Kwon noted that the $20 billion equates to about 3% of estimated annual 401(k) inflows but is more impactful because it arrives mainly in one quarter and goes directly into U.S. equities rather than being dispersed across assets. Nearly a third of the total sum is expected to come from donor commitments tied to the accounts, with business figures such as the Dell family, Ray Dalio, and Brad Gerstner announcing funding support.
Wells Fargo & CompanyWells Fargo analyst published the report estimating $19.5B inflows into U.S. equities via Trump Accounts, positive for the firm's equity research and potential trading revenue.
Dell Technologies IncTrump Accounts inflows expected to boost large-cap stocks including technology names; Dell family mentioned as donor, but Dell Technologies not explicitly named as beneficiary.