# Warren Renews Stock-Trading Ban Push as Trump Disclosures Show 31,728 Entries By Riza Dagoc Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/regulation/55842 Published: 2026-11-12T20:00:19.000Z Updated: 2026-11-12T20:00:19.000Z Section: Regulation > A tracker tally through Aug. 31, 2026, includes 83 entries dated before Trump’s second inauguration and does not establish how many trades he made while in office. Sen. Elizabeth Warren renewed her call Thursday for a ban on stock ownership and trading by the president and members of Congress, pointing to more than 31,000 transaction entries in Donald Trump’s investment disclosures. “Enough is enough,” Warren wrote in a Nov. 12 post. She urged barring the president and every member of Congress from owning, buying or selling stocks. Trump’s disclosed records contain 31,728 transaction entries through Aug. 31, 2026, including entries in his 2026 annual report. The tally combines periodic transaction reports with the annual disclosure; it includes 21,115 annual-report entries and removes matches already listed elsewhere. It is an entry count, not a verified total of completed trades during Trump’s presidency. The figure includes 83 entries dated before Trump’s second inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025. The disclosure forms list stock and bond purchases and sales but do not identify who directed each transaction or establish whether officials had confidential information. The entry total alone does not show how many trades Trump personally directed while in office. Warren and Rep. Robert Garcia raised separate questions about timing in an Aug. 13 letter to Trump. They highlighted 3,555 stock transactions from the first quarter of 2026 and asked about 30 of them, raising possible links to administration decisions. Their questions do not establish insider trading or market manipulation. Congress has considered bills with different coverage. The House passed H.R. 7008, which would limit stock purchases by lawmakers and their families but would not cover the president. On Sept. 30, the Senate failed to advance the measure in a 53-47 procedural vote, leaving its proposed restrictions unenacted. H.R. 10199, introduced Aug. 31, would apply to the president, members of Congress, senior officials and qualifying family members. Its proposed restrictions also cover digital assets and prediction-market contracts, with exceptions. The bill remains a proposal, and Warren did not announce that she sponsored it. Warren has separately called for a ban on [presidential crypto access sales](). H.R. 10199 would address digital assets as well, while extending its proposed rules to a broader group of officials and family members. ## Links in this article - [presidential crypto access sales](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/regulation/28163)