2026-01-07 21:34:33

In 2025, the US stock market achieved a historic surge, with the S&P 500 reaching a new high for the year. During the same period, the investment portfolios of several members of the House and Senate also rose accordingly, with many enjoying substantial returns—even those with smaller investment scales.

According to annual portfolio disclosure data, during the full calendar year from December 29, 2024, to December 30, 2025, congressional members' holdings generally outperformed the average. Some members' portfolios experienced remarkable growth over the year, reflecting the strong momentum of the US stock market.

This report presents comparative investment performance of several representative members through multiple charts, covering a diverse range of assets from blue-chip stocks to technology stocks. The data clearly shows that in this booming stock market year, regardless of investment size, investors participating in the US stock market have experienced varying degrees of account growth.

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MemeCoinSavant

· 12h ago

yo so congress really said "insider trading but make it legal" and the regression analysis checks out... their portfolios pumping harder than any $MEME coin i've ever tracked 📊

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 13h ago

Wow, the lawmakers have such insider information, no wonder they've all made a fortune. Are we retail investors just left holding the bag?

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TerraNeverForget

· 21h ago

The lawmakers are making a fortune, while retail investors are still taking losses... This is the reality.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 01-07 22:03

The lawmakers are making such a profit, while we retail investors are still watching the gains.

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MetaverseHobo

· 01-07 22:03

The lawmakers are making a fortune, while retail investors are still trying to buy the dip. The gap is truly incredible.

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SleepyValidator

· 01-07 21:55

Haha, this is really awkward. The lawmakers earn much more than retail investors. --- When it comes to insider information, you really have to go with what the lawmakers do. --- I just want to know how they manage to beat the market year after year. Honestly, it's a bit unbelievable. --- Wait, is this data really true? It doesn't seem quite right. --- It's the same story again. Ordinary people working 996 still lose money, while they just sit back and win.

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SilentObserver

· 01-07 21:51

Alright, the lawmakers are making a killing again, what about us retail investors? --- I can smell the scent of insider trading --- Why is it always the lawmakers beating the market? This script isn't new --- So, I wonder when it will be my account's turn to grow like that --- Of course policy makers are earning happily; the information gap is right there --- Interesting, but I don't know how they choose their stocks --- It's indeed a big year for the US stock market, but this news angle is a bit awkward --- Why are lawmakers' investment portfolios always so stable? --- This is called "the advantage of understanding policies," we can't play that way --- Can small investments also beat the average? How do they do it

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WalletDetective

· 01-07 21:49

Remembered now, last year's US stock market rally... the lawmakers made a killing Lawmakers' investment portfolios outperformed retail investors? That's normal, the information gap is right there So, we need to figure out what they all bought I disagree, these data look too glamorous, you have to check how things actually are That's why I never believe in the "average increase"... Institutions and lawmakers work together, retail investors can only watch from the sidelines Beating the average isn't surprising; the key is how they did it Basically, it's still an information advantage, we're always one step behind The US stock market is really strong, but this report obviously has some water in it

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just_here_for_vibes

· 01-07 21:48

The accounts of lawmakers are growing faster than retail investors. Is that reasonable? Haha Lawmakers also trade stocks, no wonder they are all so rich So how can ordinary people keep up with this wave? If the US stock market is really that profitable, I need to speed up It's those people making a fortune while we're still figuring out when to buy

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-07 21:47

Members of Congress are making a fortune, while we retail investors are still drinking soup. --- This insider trading smell is a bit strong... --- Another politician and a big surge, how come it feels like they always know something before us? --- Sure, US stocks are awesome, but I care about what information sources they use. --- Beating the average? Of course, they might know things we don't. --- Small-scale investors are also making money, is this what you call everyone has a chance? Haha --- So the question is, how do they pinpoint the right moments so accurately, while we always buy high and sell low? --- Forget it, I can't watch anymore, my mindset is about to collapse. --- When the bull market arrives, everyone makes money, but the key is they make more than anyone else.

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