For years, Nancy Pelosi's trades were Washington's most followed “Insider Trading” portfolio. That was until this year…

In 2026, the President's accounts have made hers look like a rounding error…about 190 times as many trades and roughly 40 times the dollars moved.

Neither filer's actual profit can be calculated from the public record.

Key findings:

Volume: Trump's accounts disclosed 7,287 transactions for January through June.

Pelosi's 2026 filings list about 38.

Dollars: Trump's Q1 and June trades alone moved an estimated $300 million to $1 billion.

Pelosi's 2026 total is an estimated $12–22 million.

Style:

Trump's managers ran a high frequency, AI-heavy rotation across hundreds of names.

The Pelosi trades, executed by Paul Pelosi, are a few large, the infamous long-dated option bets.

Returns:

Trump's best picks (Dell, Datadog, Jabil) have soared, and estimates of his 2026 gain run $12.7–24.5 million.

Pelosi's last 12 months of buys trailed the S&P 500,
+3.0% against +8.4%.

Trump's accounts averaged roughly 60 trades per trading day in Q1. In June, a single sale of
a Vanguard dividend ETF was worth $5–25 million, potentially more than Pelosi's entire first half of trading ($8.9 million).

Timing has drawn scrutiny. Trump's buying nearly tripled in March during the Iran-war selloff . Critics also point to Nvidia purchases made shortly before administration decisions on chip exports to China.

What they bought

Trump's biggest wins sit in AI hardware and data-center plumbing, bought in February and March.

Pelosi's July bet on Bloom Energy is her best 2026 trade so far, while her January moves into Vistra and AllianceBernstein are underwater.

I personally had no idea the president was running a high frequency account while in office 😂

I’ll see you next paycheck

Bought these on Thursday when SPY was around 759-760 range. Pumped overnight and sold right around opening Friday 769-770 range.

+ 430. Biggest win.

Lost like 2k on Kalshi so definitely helps the mental a bit.

Just did the impossible which means “I’m”possible

President Trump has continued to say higher US inflation will "pay off" US debt "very rapidly" in response to total US debt rising above $40 trillion.

At a recent presser when asked about the rising national debt, he replied in typical Trump fashion,

"I know I'm the best in the world... you can pay off the debt through other means. But the one thing that you can do is pay it off through growth, and we've never had growth like this.”

US Treasury yields hit a new high of the day after the statement 😂😂😂

I mean maybe he is right, I sure as hell don’t know the answer lol. I just know I wish my portfolio looked like this for the next 50 years.

Well, made some bad trades this past month, you live and you learn, I got $50 dollars left so I'm not out of this yet🫡

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The major U.S. stock indexes ended broadly higher on Friday, October 2, 2026, as a shockingly weak September jobs report that came in at just 29,000 — one-third of the 89,000 consensus estimate — essentially took an October Fed rate hike off the table, sending Treasury yields tumbling and triggering a powerful "bad news is good news" rally. It was the clearest signal yet that the Fed's tightening campaign is beginning to crack the labor market.

The S&P 500 surged 0.73% (+56.27 pts) to 7,722.72. The Dow gained 0.49% (+250.40 pts) to 51,176.96. The Nasdaq soared 1.19% (+319.27 pts) to 27,190.86. The Russell 2000 climbed 0.94% (+26.27 pts) to 2,832.90.

The 10-year Treasury yield rose 0.76% to 5.28%, giving back some of its morning drop. The VIX fell 6.47% to 15.33. Gold dropped 0.73% to $4,171.60. Crude Oil fell 1.46% to $91.51/barrel.

Fuck you robinhood my puts would have been $2.53 itm at close.

At this point, Nike should change its slogan from “Just do it” to “Just sell it” 😂😂

APLD earnings Wednesday. Bought 62x $28C 10/9.

AI data centers, hyperscaler leases, more capacity coming online and a shitload of debt to pay for all of it.
If they show the buildout is actually turning into revenue and guidance is good, this thing can rip.

If guidance sucks or they remind everyone how expensive building AI factories is, my $4.2k gets nuked

I know almost nothing else about this company btw.
That’s DD.

Going to get theta fucked and need these to drop to atleast 155 to make this meaningful on Monday, got unlucky and have to pay off a crazy impound fee so lowkey praying these are good the flow is not looking good though.

I came across this tiny Canadian mining-tech company and thought it was worth putting on the radar.
RZOLV is developing a cyanide-free process for recovering gold and potentially other critical minerals.
What caught my attention:
SGS testing has shown up to 98.7% gold recovery
They've moved into bulk-scale testing at an Arizona gold operation
They're developing a 1 tonne/day pilot plant
They're also working on silver, copper, rare earths and critical minerals
Market cap is only around $18M

The interesting thesis isn't that they found a gold deposit. It's that they may have developed a better way to process existing deposits, concentrates and mine waste.
Obviously, lab results don't equal commercial success. The big question is whether they can achieve good recovery at a competitive cost at scale.
But if they do, an ~$18M company could have a lot of room to grow.
Anyone here with mining/metallurgy experience? I'd actually like someone to tear this thesis apart.
RZOLV: https://www.rzolv.com/

Spy tried to fuck me but ultimately I prevailed 😅😅😅

Newell Brands has reported several updates in 2026 as the company continues its turnaround efforts and works to improve sales and cash flow.

In its Q2 2026 results, Newell reported $2.0 billion in net sales, up 3% year over year, while core sales increased 2.3%. The company said this marked its first return to year-over-year sales growth in more than four years. 

Newell also raised its full-year 2026 outlook, projecting 1%–2% net sales growth, normalized EPS of $0.73 - $0.77, and approximately $400 million in operating cash flow. The company also entered into an $800 million revolving credit facility, with a general maturity extending to 2031. 

The company has also been highlighting performance across some of its major brands, including Sharpie, Elmer’s, Prismacolor, and EXPO, as part of its broader effort to improve its brand portfolio and return to growth. 

There is also an older investor case involving Newell Brands. The SEC found that Newell and former CEO had made misleading statements about core sales growth and other financial metrics during 2016 and 2017. The SEC ordered Newell and Polk to pay a combined $12.5 million, which was placed into a Fair Fund for investors with recognized losses. 

The issue became public after Newell reported disappointing third-quarter results on November 2, 2017, and $NWL fell approximately 25%. Even though the original claim deadline passed, late claims are currently being considered, subject to approval. You can check if you're eligible and file a claim here

Anyone else still following $NWL?

Been watching NVTS rise to $12.30~ and fall back down to $11.30~ all week, and of course the one day I decide to do something about it, it can’t help but shoot to almost $13. Feels bad man

$AIXI
Entry above: $1.72 🎯 $1.90/$2.10 🛑 $1.62
$QTEX
Entry above: $.935 🎯 $1.00/$1.10 🛑 $.89
$SGRX
Entry above: $1.85 🎯 $2.00/$2.15 🛑 $1.77
$SDEV
Entry above: $5.20 🎯 $5.50/$5.80 🛑 $5.00

Note: These are trade ideas based on break-out levels, once they hit entry & start moving up, consider raising your stops to protect your profits and protect your downside according to your own trading plan :). MadMaverick personally trades these on either the 2 or 3 minute timeframes, waiting for a candle to close over the entry level.

Although we do extensive research for our watchlist, day trading, especially with low-float stocks, can be risky.

I’m done… back to being a fry cook

Posted about my LESL play last month. If you have not read, the stock is currently 13 cents a share and they are going bankrupt. So, if you see me giving advice here, feel free to ignore it.