How it's calculated. Buy price is the closing price on the day you buy: the disclosure date, the first day the trade was public. "Time to goal" is how long it took until the closing price first reached your goal; the stock may have fallen again afterwards, so "Now" and "Worth today" show where it stands today. Prices are daily closes from Yahoo Finance, adjusted for splits; returns are price only, with reinvested dividends shown under the return. Comparisons use the S&P 500 (SPY), gold and the BIST 100 index over the same dates.
What's included. The main table shows winners only: purchases up at least 50% from the buy day to today. Stocks that were delisted or acquired, and purchases where Altoneer's figure differs a lot from ours (usually a ticker later reused by another company), are left out. Data refreshes daily. The "filing" link on each row opens the official congressional disclosure (House Clerk or Senate) where the purchase was reported; where no filing could be matched, a news search is offered instead.
Not financial advice. Past returns of disclosed trades don't predict future ones.