Two Democratic lawmakers, in a letter, pointed out that Donald Trump has engaged in a significant number of stock trades since returning to the White House, raising concerns about potential insider trading, market manipulation, and policy decisions possibly benefiting his personal investment portfolio. They demanded that Donald Trump list all third-party institutions and managers guiding his trades, and explain their selection process, scope of authorization, and investment procedures. This move aims to provide a basis for potential legislation prohibiting presidents from holding individual stocks.