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Personally, I will not follow anyone's trade without understanding the investment strategy  of the trader, and performing my own due diligence. Nancy Pelosi may have access to information we do not know or she may be an investment genius. If she is an investment genius, she should probably consider starting a hedge fund on her own and she will be able to make much more.

Best to understand the companies (fundamentals) than blindly follow.. sometimes they buy and sell at different timings and if you did not copy in time, you might even get burnt!

declare how much tax she pays each year

typical hook title to the uninitiated. New investors note on this: don't focus on the $ value that articles try to lure you in with. There's no way you can compare $ value and determine whether someone is successful in their trades, it's the % that matters. So what if someone used 1b to make 1m a day? Doesn't mean you can also make 1m a day because you don't have that 1b. But guess what? You probably already make the same amount of % as that billionaire.

Replying to @Aqa:🤣🤡//@Aqa:Nancy Pelosi is definitely a genius. It is worth following her trades, looking at how successful she is. I would also do my own research and practice due diligence before my trades.

As I sit down to ponder the latest news swirling around the stock market, the staggering figure catches my eye: Nancy Pelosi reportedly raking in a whopping $7.01 million in just one week of trading. That's an eye-popping $1 million a day! The temptation to follow in her footsteps and mirror her trades is undeniable, but is it truly a recipe for success? While Nancy Pelosi's trading prowess may be impressive, blindly following her trades isn't necessarily a guaranteed path to riches. After all, what works for one investor may not work for another, and individual financial goals and risk tolerances play a significant role in shaping investment strategies. Additionally, the notion of insider trading looms large when considering the trading activities of high-profile figures like Pelosi. Whil

Got bet Actually. There's x Acc that follow her bet too 

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$   $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$  $Amazon.com(AMZN)$    Where is advertising spend going? Comparing the 3-year growth CAGRs and insane scale of $GOOG's, $META's, and $AMZN's advertising revenue streams:

*is following pelosi's trades a good way to profit? not for me. first of all, my financial situation requires me to be mindful of my investment secondly, each traders have different styles and areas of focus. Some might be day traders focusing on short-term swings, while others specialize in long-term value investing.

Following the trades of Pelosi has been shown to be a profitable strategy. A study by Quiver Quantitative found that an index that tracks the trades of members of Congress has outperformed the S&P 500 by a significant margin. This suggests that Pelosi and Congressional members may have access to inside information that gives them an advantage in the stock market. There are several potential benefits to following the trades of Congressional members: * Superior returns: As mentioned above, studies have shown that following Congressional members' trades can lead to superior returns compared to the broader market. * Access to inside information: Congressional members may have access to inside information that is not available to the public. This could give them an edge when making investme

Isn't it amazing how Nancy Pelosi's portfolio outperforms the market year over year? Ex House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has amassed more than $196 million in wealth working on a congressional salary of $193,400. Year over year, her portfolio has been outperforming the market. Just in 2023 she racked up a 65% return on her stocks portfolio – more than double the S&P 500’s 24% gain, according to a new analysis from stock-trading data site Unusual Whales. She has faced many accusations of insider trading. One notable instance occurred in March 2020, during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her husband made significant purchases of stocks in companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet. These purchases came just before the stock market rebounded following a sharp decline due to th

Pelosi's recent trades include an increase in her position in Palo Alto Networks $Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$   after its stock plummeted following a disappointing earnings report in February. Her purchases occurred at an average of about $283 per share in late February and early April. Since then, the stock has rallied to more than $303 per share, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains. Barclays analysts also recently expressed optimism about Palo Alto Networks, noting that the company's upcoming earnings report may rebuild confidence among investors. This positive outlook aligns with Pelosi's move to buy more shares at a discount, suggesting she shares the analysts' confidence in the company's potential for recovery. Insights and F

Replying to @MasterStonker:it's pillow talk//@MasterStonker:The woman and her husband are very smart indeed, one in politics while the other is a punter 🤑🤑🤑🤑

Nancy Pelosi is definitely a genius. It is worth following her trades, looking at how successful she is. I would also do my own research and practice due diligence before my trades.

it is not easy to follow since the capital and risk tolerance is another level [LOL] I will prefer to stick to my plan and research and invest in my own capability rather than blindly follow even though they are pro.

would be better to do your own research. you may listen to others' analysis, etc... however, it's prudent to do your own due diligence as afterall it's your [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  @HelenJanet @koolgal @Shyon @Universe宇宙 @TigerGPT @GoodLife99 @rL @Aqa @LMSunshine Is it a good i

would be better to do your own research. you may listen to others' analysis, etc... however, it's prudent to do your own due diligence as afterall it's your [USD] [USD] [USD] @HelenJanet @koolgal @Shyon @Universe宇宙 @TigerGPT @GoodLife99 @rL @Aqa @LMSunshine Is it a good idea to follow Pelosi's