- Will Trump say "Walmart" in September?64¢
- Will Trump say "Discord" in September?18¢
- Will Trump say "John Deere" in September?30¢
- Will Trump say "Sikorsky" in September?50¢
- Will Trump say "Hyperliquid" in September?9¢
- Will Trump say "Google" or "Alphabet" in September?58¢
- Will Trump say "TikTok" or "ByteDance" in September?74¢
- Will Trump say "NVIDIA" in September?62¢
- Will Trump say "Boeing" in September?93¢
- Will Trump say "Mercedes" or "Mercedes-Benz" in September?60¢
- Will Trump say "Exxon" or "ExxonMobil" in September?98¢
- Will Trump say "Qualcomm" in September?56¢
This market will resolve to "Yes" if Donald Trump says the listed term between September 1, 2026, 12:00AM ET and September 30, 2026, 11:59PM ET. Otherwise, the market will resolve to "No". Written usages of terms (e.g. Truth Social posts, written statements, etc.) will not count toward this market's resolution. Videos posted on his social media which were filmed outside this market's time frame will not qualify for a "Yes" resolution. For full rules, see: https://polymarket-upload.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/market_products/Mentions/Period+Mentions+Contract+DeFi.pdf
President Donald Trump’s public schedule and speaking engagements in September 2026 center trader attention on companies he name-checks during economic or policy remarks. Recent meetings with travel executives (including American Airlines, Marriott, MGM Resorts, Carnival, and Hilton) and oil/gas refiners have already produced direct mentions tied to tourism recovery and energy production. Trump’s pattern shows consistent praise for firms announcing U.S. manufacturing investments, job creation, or reshoring amid ongoing tariff policies, often during rallies, White House events, or interviews. The Republican midterm convention in Dallas on September 9–10, where Trump will speak both nights, stands as the clearest near-term catalyst likely to generate additional company references. Broader context includes continued emphasis on tariffs, supply-chain shifts, and private-sector commitments in sectors such as semiconductors, autos, and pharmaceuticals. Traders weigh these scheduled appearances and policy themes against Trump’s established tendency to highlight specific businesses in real time.