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For comparison, Biden made 13 trades during his entire presidency. And Nancy Pelosi has made 203 during her entire congressional career, according to Quiver Quantitative.

No timing trades on secret information. Just automatic, pre-scheduled buys and sells through 10b5-1 style trading plans, similar to what many corporate executives already use. Lawmakers still get to invest and build wealth, but the opportunity to profit from nonpublic information is dramatically reduced. The public gets greater transparency, confidence in the process increases, and accusations of insider trading become far less common. It’s a straightforward reform that protects both elected officials and the integrity of our markets.

Where would you go over 10 days: Belgrade, Tbilisi, and Istanbul, or Almaty, Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara? My wife and I are trying to choose between the two. We’re looking for the more memorable, culturally rich trip with great food, lively cities, history, and a sense of adventure, but we also don’t want to spend the whole trip exhausted from logistics. For anyone who has been to both regions, which itinerary would you pick and why?

Looking for a handful of CRE operators, investors, brokers, or acquisition professionals who’d be willing to try the beta for free and give honest product feedback. If that sounds interesting, comment or DM me and I’ll reach out.

When you’re sourcing small/mid-market deals (self-storage, MHC, RV parks, 5–50 unit multifamily), there’s no shortage of data. County records, entity filings, permits, tax history are all available. I’m curious how you actually narrow it down: what makes you decide a given property is worth the hours of digging before you reach out? I’m building a tool that would rank properties by research priority for a county + asset class + buy box, showing why each one surfaced, what evidence backs it, and what to verify before outreach.

How do you handle this today, and would a ranked research queue fit your workflow or not? Happy to give early access free if you want to try it.