FORM PTR-1 · FILED FOR THE PUBLIC RECORD
Nancy is leaving. Her portfolio isn't.
until Nancy leaves Congress
Every $50 of trading fees buys the next stock on her list, one name at a time, round and round. On-chain. Then, on January 3rd, we stop and hold.
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how it works
Three steps. Two are paperwork.
She files.
Members of Congress must report trades within 45 days under the STOCK Act. Reports give value ranges, not amounts. So we know she has $5M–$25M of something, not exactly how much.
It's the most-read paperwork in Washington.
We overlap.
We take her stock positions and check which ones exist as stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. That list is the whole portfolio. It's printed below, in full.
Options, funds, vineyards and hotels are not invited.
Every $50 buys the next name.
The names take turns. $50 of AMZN, then $50 of GOOGL, then NVDA, all the way down the list and back to the top. No weights, no rebalancing, nothing ever sold. A very patient shopping list.
Like buying a round, except everyone ordered stock.
