Archive Category: Moneyball's Capitol Gains Trader Archive

The latest trade filings from Capitol Hill are showing us exactly who “bought the dip” and loaded up on cheap stocks during last month’s downturn. Surprisingly, my research is showing that 60-70% of these savvy (and bullish) investors were Republicans. And when I dove a little deeper, things became even more interesting. Click below to watch this week’s video update for the full story:

Warren Buffett shocked the world this weekend by announcing that he’d be retiring from his position as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. He reassured shareholders that he’d be staying on the company’s board for years to come, but investors are already dreading the absence of Buffett’s leadership and sage wisdom. But instead of looking to Wall Street, perhaps we should be looking to Constitution Ave … and the U.S. Capitol.

Hello, I’m Matt Clark and welcome back to Moneyball’s Capitol Gains Trader! Andrew Zatlin has just returned from his globetrotting adventure to Japan. And since he’s still catching up on the last two weeks, I’ll be taking the lead for today’s update… Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen a notable increase in discussion over whether members of Congress should be allowed to trade stocks at all.

Hello, it’s Matt Clark here with your weekly Capitol Gains Trader update! I’m still filling in for Andrew as he finishes up his vacation in Japan. Markets ended the short week last week on a down note — for the most part.

Right now, both the media and the markets seem to be fixated on the uncertainty around Trump’s evolving tariff plan. Meanwhile, our elected officials in Washington D.C. have already zeroed in on a major new trend of the Trump 2.0 era … and they’re already investing a fortune in it. Get the details in today’s Capitol Gains Trader video update, then scroll down for more from Matt: