Geniuses or Fortune Tellers? [You Decide]

It's shocking how rich some members of Congress are on annual salaries of $174,000...

Nancy Pelosi has an estimated net worth of $240 million.

Virginia Senator Mark Warner is worth an estimated $248 million.

And Florida Senator Rick Scott is worth an estimated $550 million!

But that's not the concerning part...

After all, many were successful in business long before entering public office.

Here's what is concerning...

These public servants' uncanny knack for CRUSHING the stock market.

Some are beating the market by 4... 5... 6 times or more!

How on earth can they be THAT GOOD?

Alexander Green has the story here (you won't believe what he found).

His research is so shocking... I'm afraid it could be forced down at any time.

If it's still up, take a few moments to watch... and see how you could potentially turn Congress' most successful trades into big personal wins.

Good investing,

Rachel Gearhart
Publisher, The Oxford Club

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