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Buying Nvidia after their meteoric rise and selling Tesla after the stock tumbled is not a particularly ... novel set of trades.
by legitster 2y ago
Buying Nvidia after their meteoric rise and selling Tesla after the stock tumbled is not a particularly ... novel set of trades.
- mckirk 2y agoMaybe it's a new PR move to seem more approachable, by buying high and selling low like the rest of us.
- maximinus_thrax 2y agoMaybe Mrs. Pelosi started lurking /r/wallstreetbets. Reminder for everyone, if you want to invest like members of congress, you have two ETF available, depending on your political leaning: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/members-congress-buy-and-sell-stocks-these-etfs-let-you-invest-democrats-or-republicans https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/members-congress-buy-and-sel...
- erentz 2y agoJust note, since this is commonly elided by Unusual Whales et al: For anyone thinking they want to copy-trade members of congress because you believe they have an information advantage, be aware that information advantage is long gone by the time you see them report their trades (45 days later).
- yieldcrv 2y agoits a max of 45 days delay, may be reported earlier, way earlier secondly, we don't know any trader’s investment time frame. Pelosi's prior NVDA trades languished for quite some time before mooning. The “investor awareness” campaign was successful and alpha was still available.
- bdangubic 2y agoNVDA meteoric rise was also from like 80 to 300 as well... And look where we are at now...
- cedws 2y agoYeah price is flying through the roof until it isn’t and reality slaps insane expectations in the face. FOMO is going to wreck a lot of retail investors.