Politicians can not participate in stock market

Politicians should refrain from participating in the stock market to maintain public trust and ensure ethical governance. Their access to privileged information can create conflicts of interest, leading to potential insider trading and unfair advantages. When lawmakers invest in companies they regulate, it raises concerns about the integrity of decision-making and prioritization of personal financial gain over public welfare. By abstaining from stock market investments, politicians can demonstrate their commitment to transparency, accountability, and the public good, reinforcing democratic values.

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Cannot participate in equities trading/stock market during and for a period of one full year following expiration of their term of service.

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Came here looking for this. I’m done with politicians in federal government becoming millionaires and everyone knows it. They’re there to serve the American people not themselves.