
Democratic · House · NY
Thomas Suozzi'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
$4.6M
Unrealized P&L
$3.5M
+347.0%
Realized P&L
$74K
Open Positions
30
Performance vs S&P 500
1M
+3.5%
SPY +0.6%
α +2.9%
3M
+6.0%
SPY +4.6%
α +1.5%
6M
+52.4%
SPY +21.1%
α +31.3%
1Y
+67.5%
SPY +15.8%
α +51.7%
3Y
+240.5%
SPY +80.3%
α +160.3%
5Y
+248.3%
SPY +72.9%
α +175.3%
All
+569.2%
SPY +210.5%
α +358.7%
Head-to-head with S&P 500
Live Holdings30 positions
| Ticker | Shares | Current | Value | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,435 | $615.05 | $882K | +772.2% | |
ET ETON | 15,550 | $55.26 | $859K | +2544.0% |
| 3,551 | $225.28 | $800K | +887.3% | |
| 466 | $814.55 | $379K | +489.9% | |
| 1,405 | $154.40 | $217K | +403.9% | |
| 1,010 | $198.44 | $200K | +96.2% | |
| 352 | $493.75 | $174K | +167.4% | |
| 137 | $937.32 | $128K | +217.1% | |
| 222 | $499.77 | $111K | +47.9% | |
| 284 | $378.37 | $108K | +231.2% | |
| 210 | $438.22 | $92K | +182.8% | |
| 749 | $110.16 | $83K | +125.9% | |
| 686 | $106.05 | $73K | +124.0% | |
| 531 | $121.73 | $65K | +162.1% | |
| 767 | $83.98 | $64K | +98.1% | |
| 534 | $110.39 | $59K | +248.0% | |
| 279 | $208.07 | $58K | +130.8% | |
| 327 | $132.13 | $43K | +83.7% | |
| 944 | $43.84 | $41K | +27.3% | |
| 120 | $261.38 | $31K | +290.6% | |
GF GFS | 536 | $46.60 | $25K | -23.2% |
JM JMP | 2,676 | $7.50 | $20K | +150.8% |
| 65 | $199.56 | $13K | +10.3% | |
| 82 | $125.77 | $10K | -68.2% | |
| 137 | $39.97 | $5K | -25.3% | |
| 103 | $46.60 | $5K | -13.4% | |
| 34 | $120.68 | $4K | -43.9% | |
WG WGO | 33 | $27.47 | $915 | -13.3% |
| 45 | $9.99 | $453 | -94.3% | |
FC FCEL | 11 | $17.20 | $193 | -92.1% |
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 →