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27,150 trades·$2.2B disclosed·588 politicians·Updated 57m ago
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Est. gain/loss and Est. return are estimates — politicians only disclose dollar ranges, not exact share counts, so the numbers are directional, not exact. Skill ranks them by dollar gains weighted by how much they traded (so big wins at scale beat small lucky bets). Not investment advice — every number here comes from public government filings.
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Markwayne Mullin
Markwayne Mullin
RSenateOklahoma
Strong
Net profit
+$2.3M
Est. return
+37.8%
vs S&P 500
+6.1%
Total traded
$26M
364/195
559 trades
Top:iShares Russell 1000 ETF
2
Thomas R Carper
Thomas R Carper
DSenateDelaware
Loss
Net profit
+$18.9K
Est. return
+26.2%
vs S&P 500
-23.8%
Total traded
$10.5M
274/329
604 trades
Top:ProShares Short QQQ
3
John Boozman
John Boozman
RSenateArkansas
U.S. Senator (R) for Arkansas, 76 years old.
Loss
Net profit
+$181.2K
Est. return
+18.5%
vs S&P 500
-9.6%
Total traded
$3.6M
207/167
374 trades
Top:Invesco Short Term Treasury ETF
4
Lindsey Graham
Lindsey Graham
RSenateSouth Carolina
U.S. Senator (R) for South Carolina, 71 years old, formerly attorney.
Net profit
—
Est. return
—
vs S&P 500
—
Total traded
$1M
12/7
19 trades
Top:Vanguard U.S. Growth Fund Admiral
How is this ranked? See methodology →Updated 62 min ago