• FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world
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    15 hours ago

    Fun fact.

    As an investor, you can ride their insider-trading coattails legally by investing in the ETF’s NANC or KRUZ.

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      15 hours ago

      isnt this the disgusting reminder that they also made it so no one can find out their trades until 30 days later… purposefully giving their self-made-legal insider trading illegal for regular people?

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        15 hours ago

        NANC is up 53% over the last five years.

        KRUZ is up 27% over the last five years.

        Those aren’t Pelosi numbers, but pretty good. You could do a whole lot worse.

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          12 hours ago

          The S&P500 is up 75.38% in the past 5 years, so following Nancy via the ETF wasn’t anything special.

          We all know she did better than that 53% though…

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            As of time of posting it’s SPY is up 91.6% in 5 years

            But that’s not really a good comparison because the unusual whales funds are both new, started in 2023.

            NANC mostly matched SPY since its inception, +1% or so

            KRUZ actually under performed to date, with a 27% increased since inception as opposed to NANC’s 52%.

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              I’m not sure what you’re looking at but its 80% today, and it really was 75% yesterday. I’m not the only one who posted as much.

              Maybe you’re looking at a CAD version that has FX as part of it?