
Republican · Senate · GA
Kelly Loeffler's stock portfolio and returns vs the S&P 500, built from publicly disclosed congressional trades. Simulated using FIFO position matching and time-weighted returns.
Portfolio Value
$10.4M
Unrealized P&L
$7.8M
+310.4%
Realized P&L
-$1.2M
Open Positions
29
Performance vs S&P 500
1M
-1.1%
SPY +0.6%
α -1.7%
3M
-2.5%
SPY +4.6%
α -7.1%
6M
+43.4%
SPY +21.1%
α +22.3%
1Y
+63.0%
SPY +15.8%
α +47.2%
3Y
+109.9%
SPY +80.3%
α +29.6%
5Y
+138.5%
SPY +73.0%
α +65.5%
All
+254.5%
SPY +127.0%
α +127.5%
Head-to-head with S&P 500
Live Holdings29 positions
| Ticker | Shares | Current | Value | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20,545 | $130.98 | $2.7M | +632.7% | |
| 6,766 | $205.31 | $1.4M | +177.5% | |
| 7,163 | $154.53 | $1.1M | +236.4% | |
WD WDC | 2,057 | $472.79 | $972K | +1915.3% |
| 3,044 | $204.51 | $623K | +329.2% | |
| 7,314 | $81.64 | $597K | +266.9% | |
| 2,182 | $270.38 | $590K | +193.7% | |
| 1,128 | $390.52 | $441K | +1256.0% | |
| 5,503 | $75.57 | $416K | +223.1% | |
| 3,010 | $115.29 | $347K | +222.8% | |
| 1,725 | $117.86 | $203K | +126.4% | |
| 1,979 | $82.31 | $163K | +144.5% | |
| 551 | $221.57 | $122K | +395.6% | |
| 327 | $361.07 | $118K | +258.4% | |
| 696 | $131.44 | $92K | +181.6% | |
| 301 | $246.45 | $74K | +128.4% | |
| 72 | $937.32 | $68K | +464.6% | |
| 56 | $1156.09 | $65K | +714.8% | |
| 434 | $148.15 | $64K | +97.8% | |
| 105 | $438.22 | $46K | +475.4% | |
| 288 | $147.35 | $42K | +30.7% | |
| 571 | $62.09 | $35K | +9.2% | |
| 234 | $103.86 | $24K | -14.9% | |
| 106 | $203.72 | $22K | +169.5% | |
| 880 | $22.64 | $20K | -38.7% | |
| 172 | $87.94 | $15K | +89.1% | |
| 51 | $271.81 | $14K | +75.1% | |
| 98 | $103.13 | $10K | +25.9% | |
| 40 | $111.02 | $4K | -43.9% |
About this simulation
This portfolio is a simulation built from publicly disclosed STOCK Act filings. Since politicians only report trade amounts as ranges (e.g., “$1,001 - $15,000”), we use the midpoint of each range and the closing price on the trade date to estimate share counts. Returns are calculated using Time-Weighted Return (TWR), the industry standard for measuring stock-picking skill independent of cash flow timing. Read the full methodology →