Donald Trump just outlined a plan to profit personally off a Trump administration
It's traditional for American presidents to put their financial assets in a blind trust when they become president, meaning that they still own what they own, but for the duration of their time in office they have no control over the assets. This isn't a legal requirement, but it's a customary way for chief executives to set people's minds at risk over the obvious conflicts of interest inherent in actively managing a stock portfolio while also serving as leader of the free world.