New Delhi, Oct. 30 -- US President Donald Trump's child investment programme, Trump Accounts, is gaining support from wealthy donors and business leaders, prompting Michael Dell to describe it as a growing movement.

The Dell Technologies founder highlighted contributions from Silicon Valley executives and investors, including SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell and billionaire investor Ray Dalio, saying the initiative had reached a point where a "moment has become a movement".

In a post on X, Dell shared details of donations from business leaders and philanthropists backing the programme, which aims to give American children an early stake in the stock market. He credited the growing participation of private donors with helping exp...