
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
$4.2M
Unrealized P&L
$3.2M
+316.5%
Realized P&L
$74K
Open Positions
30
Performance vs S&P 500
1M
+3.0%
SPY +3.7%
α -0.7%
3M
+5.4%
SPY +4.6%
α +0.8%
6M
+37.5%
SPY +11.4%
α +26.0%
1Y
+65.9%
SPY +22.3%
α +43.6%
3Y
+201.5%
SPY +72.3%
α +129.2%
5Y
+218.1%
SPY +74.8%
α +143.2%
All
+523.6%
SPY +212.7%
α +310.9%
Head-to-head with S&P 500
Live Holdings30 positions
| Ticker | Shares | Current | Value | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3,551 | $222.97 | $792K | +877.2% | |
ET ETON | 15,550 | $45.12 | $702K | +2058.6% |
| 1,435 | $479.16 | $687K | +579.5% | |
| 466 | $842.48 | $393K | +510.1% | |
| 1,405 | $165.65 | $233K | +440.6% | |
| 1,010 | $215.64 | $218K | +113.3% | |
| 352 | $548.07 | $193K | +196.8% | |
| 137 | $1038.91 | $142K | +251.4% | |
| 222 | $501.42 | $111K | +48.4% | |
| 210 | $447.66 | $94K | +188.9% | |
| 749 | $120.92 | $91K | +147.9% | |
| 284 | $296.27 | $84K | +159.3% | |
| 767 | $87.62 | $67K | +106.7% | |
| 279 | $227.56 | $64K | +152.4% | |
| 534 | $111.85 | $60K | +252.6% | |
| 686 | $81.90 | $56K | +73.0% | |
| 531 | $100.82 | $54K | +117.0% | |
| 327 | $134.85 | $44K | +87.5% | |
| 944 | $37.40 | $35K | +8.6% | |
GF GFS | 536 | $53.73 | $29K | -11.5% |
| 120 | $212.99 | $25K | +218.3% | |
JM JMP | 2,676 | $7.50 | $20K | +150.8% |
| 82 | $196.88 | $16K | -50.2% | |
| 65 | $235.34 | $15K | +30.1% | |
| 137 | $48.16 | $7K | -10.0% | |
| 103 | $46.97 | $5K | -12.8% | |
| 34 | $126.99 | $4K | -41.0% | |
WG WGO | 33 | $32.35 | $1K | +2.0% |
FC FCEL | 11 | $20.04 | $225 | -90.8% |
| 45 | $0.54 | $24 | -99.7% |
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 →