If you'd copied Congress, would you beat the market?
Pick a member and a dollar amount. See what backing every one of their curated trades would be worth today, next to the same money in the S&P 500.
Each trade is held from its trade date to its sale, or to today if still open. The S&P 500 figure uses the exact same dates.
If you had invested $50,000 in each of David J. Taylor's 5 curated trades ($250,000 total)…
Same money in the S&P 500
Bought on each trade's date, held the same span.
$267,957
+7.2% return
Copying David J. Taylor
Equal dollars into every analyst-flagged buy.
$275,808
+10.3% return
Copying David J. Taylor's curated picks beat the S&P 500 by $7,851
Most of these trades (60%) outperformed the market individually.
Trade-by-trade breakdown
| Stock | Bought | Their return | S&P 500 | Your $50,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GOOGL | Feb 2026 | +28.0% | +7.2% | $63,979 |
| AVGO | Feb 2026 | +25.8% | +3.8% | $62,923 |
| PH open | May 2026 | +10.5% | +0.2% | $55,248 |
| PH open | Mar 2026 | +7.1% | +11.2% | $53,554 |
| IBP open | Mar 2026 | -19.8% | +13.4% | $40,103 |
This is yesterday's news. See the next trade first.
The calculator looks backward. Kapitol.ai members get each curated trade as it's filed, with our analyst's context story, insider score, and an alert the moment David J. Taylor discloses a new position.
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Curated picks only. This uses Kapitol.ai's published trades, the buys our analysts flagged as having a real correlation to legislative work or insider context. Curation began April 2025, so the track record is short and growing. It is not the politician's full disclosure history.
The math. An equal dollar amount goes into each curated buy on its trade date. Each position's return is measured to its close date (or to today if still open, using the latest price). The S&P 500 column applies the identical dollars and dates to SPY using daily closing prices.
Hypothetical only. Equal-weight, no fees, no taxes, no dividend reinvestment. It also ignores the 45-day STOCK Act disclosure delay, so in reality you could not have entered on the original trade date. Past performance does not predict future results. This is information, not investment advice.