美财长怒怼佩洛西：通过股票交易发横财

Group 1 - U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen calls for a ban on individual stock trading by Congress members, emphasizing the need to maintain the credibility of the House and Senate [2] - Yellen criticizes Congress members, specifically mentioning Nancy Pelosi and Ron Wyden, for profiting from stock trading, suggesting that their returns are enviable even to hedge funds [2] - Pelosi's reported income for 2024 ranges from $7.8 million to $42 million, with a net worth estimated at $413 million [2] Group 2 - The Republican leadership in Congress faces pressure to act on proposals to ban stock trading by members, as public trust in the financial system is at stake [3] - Pelosi's office responds to Yellen's criticism, stating that she does not hold any stocks and is unaware of any trades [3] - Wyden defends himself by pointing out Yellen's past non-compliance with financial asset divestment agreements before joining the Trump administration [3] Group 3 - New Congress members' stock trading activities are also under scrutiny, with particular attention on Rob Bresnahan, who has conducted a high volume of trades since taking office [4][5] - Bresnahan has reportedly made at least 617 stock trades since January, despite previously advocating for a ban on such trading [6] - Marjorie Taylor Greene is noted for her successful stock trading, including significant gains from investments in technology stocks [6][8] Group 4 - Greene's investments are managed by a financial advisor, and there has been a notable increase in Congress members buying shares of Palantir, a company providing AI solutions to the federal government [7][8] - The stock of Palantir has risen 148% this year, indicating a trend among Congress members to invest in high-performing stocks [8]