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Saw a politician’s trade on X? Check whether buying after it became public beat the S&P 500—at 3, 6 and 12 months, plus the latest close.
after public disclosure
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Who has the track record?
Ranked by average excess return after disclosure. At least 30 priced buys, 4 publication years and 80% price coverage.
How hot / cold works
Hot: positive mean excess return and more than 50% of priced buys beat SPY. Cold: negative mean excess and fewer than 50% beat SPY. Otherwise: mixed. At least 30 priced buys, 4 publication years and 80% price coverage; otherwise no temperature verdict. Ratios count priced, completed outcomes only; ties are included in “didn’t beat it”. Rankings use mean excess, so a ranking position and a consistency label can differ. All labels describe the selected historical horizon, not the person’s skill or the next trade.
Fresh from the filings.
New buys. History worth inspecting.
Recent disclosures from figures with positive average 6-month excess and the same sample thresholds as the leaderboard.
A transparent research filter, not a recommendation to buy. Options, gifts and exercises do not enter the stock-buy backtest.
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