President Donald Trump saw significant financial gains from his oil and gas investments during the Iran war, with his nine primary holdings appreciating by $1.5 million to $4.4 million. Meanwhile, these companies reported notable profit increases in the second quarter. The conflict, however, has been costly for the U.S., resulting in military losses and billions spent on deployment and munitions.

Higher prices for gasoline and diesel fuel have soured Americans on the war and helped drive Trump’s approval rating into the toilet.

Trump’s accounts made interesting trades at key moments during the Iran war.