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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
Returns use a shared available closing date. Holding periods differ. Past performance is not a forecast.
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.
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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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