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Shyon
04-29
I believe politicians and their families should be banned from trading stocks. The Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments Act, reintroduced by Senator Josh Hawley, addresses this. Nancy Pelosi’s 240 million dollar net worth and Donald Trump Jr.’s post causing a 15% surge in Colombier Acquisition Corp II show how power can sway markets, eroding trust.

Comparing Pelosi’s trades to the Trump family’s is fair, but the Trumps’ impact is larger. Trump’s April 9 Truth Social post spiked Trump Media & Technology by 22.67 percent, earning him 415 million dollars. As a U.S. stock trader, I see the need for transparency to stop market manipulation by those in power.

The PELOSI Act may pass with bipartisan support, despite doubts about votes. It allows mutual funds and a 6-month grace period, making it practical. Stricter rules are vital for public service over personal gain, and I will join the discussion to advocate for accountability.
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PELOSI Act to Ban Insider Trading? Should Trump Also Be Restricted?
It's rumored that Senator Josh Hawley reintroduces "Pelosi Act" bill to ban Congress from trading stocks. PELOSI = Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments Act Despite an annual salary between $174,000 and $223,000, Pelosi's estimated net worth is approximately $240 million — a disparity that has fueled longstanding suspicions of possible insider trading. Do you think politicians and their family members should be banned from trading individual stocks? Should there be more transparency or stricter rules around politicians’ financial activities?
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