Elected Trades

Make Money like a Politician

U.S. elected officials are extraordinarily talented investors.
The source of their prowess remains a mystery but their trades are a matter of public record.

Hottest Stocks

RankTickerRecent Buyers90 Day Perf.
1APH3-3.6%
2MU3-11.1%
3BRK.B35.2%
4CRWD242.0%
5SAIL251.2%
6AVGO2-13.6%
7FMAO125.3%
8SPCX2-25.2%
9ACN224.0%
10BE1-9.0%

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Highest positive net scores: weighted buying minus weighted selling. Buyer counts include unranked politicians; scores weight ranked politicians only, over the last 90 days. 90 Day Perf. is the closing-price change over 90 calendar days, using the preceding trading day when needed.

Top Traders

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Estimated three-year portfolio returns. Based on correctly parsed disclosures; at least 10 purchases and sales are required. Unparsed records are omitted.

Biggest Selloffs

RankTickerRecent Sellers90 Day Perf.
1CCI5-14.6%
2ADBE331.3%
3JNJ314.1%
4ABT315.3%
5HD4-6.7%
6MSFT531.2%
7IBM3-5.3%
8LLY22.2%
9FN2-35.8%
10CARR2-20.1%

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Most negative net scores: weighted buying minus weighted selling. Seller counts include unranked politicians; scores weight ranked politicians only, over the last 90 days. 90 Day Perf. is the closing-price change over 90 calendar days, using the preceding trading day when needed.

Rankings and estimated holdings as of September 15, 2026.

Recent Trades

The latest transactions we found in public disclosures.

Purchases

Sales

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Latest Disclosures

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Research based on delayed public disclosures. Returns estimate public-equity portfolios from reported value ranges; they are not verified brokerage returns or a promise of future performance. A disclosure does not establish who made the decision or indicate wrongdoing.