Trump “se equivocó” e invierte millones de dólares en cadena de sushi de Japón que usuarios creen confundió con empresa

Following a series of high‑profile investments by the Trump family, which have largely focused on technology‑driven enterprises, Japanese users on Yahoo Finance’s forum began to mock what they perceived as a glaring mistake. They quizzed whether the president had truly taken an interest in sushi, joking that his culinary preferences might lean more toward steak and burgers than sashimi.

The banter quickly spiraled across Asian forums, with some participants sarcastically suggesting that the leader might be experiencing a cognitive lapse, given his apparent confusion between the names of the two companies when allocating his capital.

Regardless of the underlying cause, the unexpected financial move proved to be a boon for Kura Sushi, whose shares surged more than 5% almost immediately. In stark contrast, Fujikura, the technology firm, faced a bleak week as its stock plummeted nearly 45%. While the Trump Organization has yet to clarify whether the purchase was deliberate, this comedic misunderstanding has undeniably added volatility to the market.