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US Congress (House) · disclosed stock trades and performance vs S&P 500 (2019-2026)
43 %
of picks beat the S&P
-0.7 %
median 12m outperf.
21
buys analyzed
ABBV, AMD, ALLE
top holdings
In short — John James underperforms the market: of 21 buys, 43% beat the S&P 500 over 12 months (median outperformance -0.7 %).
John James's disclosed trades
| Disclosed i ▼ | Stock i ↕ | Amount i ↕ | Perf vs S&P (12m) i ↕ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 6, 24 | TJX | $1k | +0.0 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | ABBV | $1k | -8.9 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | ALLE | $1k | +8.7 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | APTV | $1k | -0.7 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | T | $1k | +27.9 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | AVTR | $1k | -66.8 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | BLK | $1k | +8.7 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | CAT | $1k | +8.3 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | CB | $1k | -22.6 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | KO | $1k | -23.6 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | COP | $1k | -32.3 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | CTVA | $1k | +13.6 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | HD | $1k | -1.3 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | HUM | $1k | -34.5 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | LIN | $1k | -17.4 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | MS | $1k | +33.8 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | PGR | $1k | -20.4 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | SO | $1k | -13.9 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | TT | $1k | +1.9 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | V | $1k | +3.7 % |
| Sep 2, 24 | WMT | $1k | +14.5 % |
⚠️ 21 buys with 12 months of hindsight. Perf vs S&P 500 measured from the disclosure date. Public data (House PTRs), transparency — not advice nor a guarantee.
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Frequently asked questions
Does John James beat the market?
Across 21 disclosed buys (2019-2026) measured from their disclosure date, 43% beat the S&P 500 over 12 months, with a median outperformance of -0.7 %. In other words, John James underperforms the market.
Which stocks does John James buy?
Most-bought tickers: ABBV, AMD, ALLE, AAPL, APTV, T. Full detail (dates, amounts, performance) is in the table above.
Is this data reliable?
It comes from official House Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs), mandatory under the STOCK Act. It's transparency, not advice: past performance doesn't predict the future, and a small number of trades stays statistically weak.