I'm completely confident that those holdings in no way influence their policy decisions, and that advance knowledge they may obtain of policy changes that could affect the market price of those securities would never cause them make buy or sell decisions in advance of ordinary investors.
That would be grossly unfair, and (I would think) illegal.
Wasn't President Trump required to put his securities in a blind trust for the duration of his Presidency? I seem to recall something like that.
Here is a 24 month chart for Intel.
The stock was a rocket launch after the November 2020 election.
Up 50% at one point in March 2021.
But, just a trail of tears since then.
Today - 15 February 2022 - the stock is at $47, just two bucks above where it started after Biden stole the election.
Bottom Line - when did Biden's crew SELL their Intel stock?
