Known as the 'Stock God of Capitol Hill' by netizens, everyone knows it's Nancy Pelosi. Many U.S. stock traders pay close attention to her portfolio due to its impressive returns.

First, let's address the question: Why does Pelosi disclose her holdings?

In 2012, the U.S. passed the STOCK Act (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act), which requires members of Congress and other government employees to disclose their transactions within 45 days.

As a member of Congress, Pelosi naturally follows the rules and discloses her trading information as required.

How to check Pelosi's trading records?

1. Original Data Query Method

Pelosi's trading records are published on the U.S. House of Representatives disclosure website:

After entering, click Search:

Search for "Pelosi":

You can then download her latest trading information:

2. Simpler Query Methods

The above process involves downloading an English PDF without formatting, which isn't very user-friendly.

For us, there are more convenient ways to check.

(1) East Money

The East Money app organizes the data relatively clearly, and I usually use it for checking.

Search for "Capitol Hill" in the East Money app to see:

(2) Longbridge

I first noticed Pelosi's holdings on Longbridge. Search for "Pelosi Holdings" to see:

(3) Quiver Quantitative

Search for "Pelosi" to see her trading records:

(4) Capitol Trades

Search for "Pelosi" to see her trading records:

(5) GuruFocus

Search for "Pelosi" to see her trading records:

3. Final Notes

Disclosure of holdings is delayed, as the STOCK Act requires transactions to be disclosed within 45 days. Keep this in mind.

Also, past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Don't blindly follow these holdings—use them only as a reference.

Content creator: Dolphin Research