Robert Bresnahan's Stock Track Record
Side-by-side: every disclosed trade vs Kapitol.ai's curated picks, both measured against the S&P 500.
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What if you'd copied every one of these trades?
Equal dollars into each of Robert Bresnahan's 7 curated buys, measured against 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.
Same money in the S&P 500
$85,631
+22.3%
Copying Robert Bresnahan
$119,124
+70.2%
$10,000 per trade ($70,000 total) beat the S&P 500 by $33,493
Methodology & caveats
Data periods. Kapitol.ai's curation began April 2025, so the "Curated Picks" column reflects roughly 12 months of analyst-filtered selections. "All Disclosed Trades" reaches back to 2012 (Quiver Quant frozen at Dec 31 2025), so longer windows include trades that compounded for multiple years. The comparison is directional, not perfectly time-matched.
All Disclosed Trades uses raw Quiver Quant data with their pre-computed excess return vs broad market, annualized by hold period. Includes every Buy in the selected window, including small/incidental positions, ETF rebalances, and spouse trades.
Curated Picks uses Kapitol.ai's published trades only (the ones our analysts flagged as having a real correlation to legislative work or insider context). Alpha is computed as ((trade return) - (SPY return)) over the trade's hold period using daily SPY closes, then annualized.
Hold-period bias. A trade made in 2022 and held to today has had 4 years to compound. A trade made last month has had weeks. Annualizing helps but doesn't fully neutralize this. Long-held positions can show very large per-trade alpha that doesn't reflect real-time tradability. Win rate is unaffected by hold length and is the most directly comparable metric.
Hypothetical only. Equal-weight assumption. Ignores fees, taxes, slippage, dividend reinvestment, and the 45-day STOCK Act disclosure delay (which means retail investors couldn't have entered on the original trade date). Past performance does not predict future results. This is not investment advice.