/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Emulating the stock-trading patterns of politicians has become a niche activity online, but two new financial offerings want to take it to the next level — while also drawing attention to the controversial issue of lawmakers who trade stocks.
>Two ETFs went live on Tuesday, allowing investors to put money behind a portfolio that approximates the holdings of Capitol Hill lawmakers.
>The two new funds are boldly named NANC and KRUZ to track Democratic and Republican holdings. This week's rollout could also heighten the calls to ban lawmaker stock trading with the products premised on the idea that Congress members have more information than the average investor and often outperform the market.
kek I didn't see that one