📈 Analysis #leaderboard

We ranked 100 House members by the median result of their disclosed trades since 2013. Only 26% beat the S&P, the leader is Rep. Mark Green (not Pelosi), and the bottom of the table loses by 45%.

The STOCK Act requires disclosure within 45 days. One in five House stock buys is filed late — one by 2,296 days — and the only penalty is a $200 fine members simply pay. The repeat offenders, ranked.

Nancy Pelosi's disclosed stock buys beat the S&P by +9.1% a year — but only +6.8% over the Nasdaq-100, and Disney, Amazon and Salesforce lost outright. The headline is leverage and tech beta, decomposed.

We joined 287 House members' disclosed net worth to their trading records. Half the richest tier trade individual stocks vs 4% of the poorest — but both wealth halves lose to the S&P. Money buys activity, not alpha.