1. Large, concentrated bets on growth stocks
Her publicly disclosed trades (technically her husband Paul Pelosi’s trades, since members of Congress must disclose family transactions) often involve:
Big positions in mega-cap tech (Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet).
Options trading — particularly long call options, which give more upside leverage compared to just buying shares.
Timing those options when the market is weak but before strong catalysts (earnings beats, favorable legislation, government contracts).
2. Access to superior market intelligence
While there’s no public proof of illegal insider trading, members of Congress are:
Privy to high-level economic and industry briefings before the public.
Aware of pending legislation or regulatory shifts that could affect specific sectors.
Even subtle knowledge of timing—like when a spending bill or semiconductor subsidy might pass—can give a significant advantage.
3. Holding through market volatility Why it compounds over years
Her trades tend to be multi-month or multi-year holds in companies that:
Have strong long-term tailwinds.
Recover faster after market dips.
By riding out short-term downturns, she avoids the kind of “buy high, sell low” pattern that hurts many retail investors.
Why it compounds over years
If you:
Consistently target high-growth companies,
Use leveraged positions (options) wisely,
Have unusually accurate timing on entries and exits,
the returns snowball—especially if starting with millions of capital.
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