Bill Hagerty’s disclosed stock trades, and what copying them returned

RRepublican · TN · Senate

Every trade Bill Hagerty has disclosed under the STOCK Act, read straight from the official filings.

33Disclosed trades
3Buys
27Sells · 3 exch.
17dMedian disclosure lag

Feb 19, 2021 – Aug 11, 2025. You cannot trade when they traded, so every number below starts at the disclosure date, the earliest anyone could have copied it.

Why there is no backtest figure here

Our leaderboard only publishes a copy-return once a member clears its own floors, enough disclosed buys that actually priced, over a long enough window. Bill Hagerty hasn’t cleared them yet, so this page shows the filings and no invented number. That is the same rule the whole site runs on: abstain, never substitute.

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Disclosures
33
Buys
3
Sells
27
Exchanges
3
Last filing
Aug 11, 2025
The latest 10 disclosed trades, newest filing first, amounts are the statutory bands, not exact sizes
TickerSideOwnerAmountTradedDisclosedLag
EQTExchangeSelf$15,001 - $50,000Jul 22, 2024Aug 11, 2025385d
AHL-CSellSelf$15,001 - $50,000Jan 2, 2025Jan 22, 202520d
EQCSellSelf$1,001 - $15,000Dec 13, 2024Dec 30, 202417d
ETExchangeSelf$50,001 - $100,000Nov 6, 2023Aug 13, 2024281d
DDOGSellSelf$1,001 - $15,000Dec 27, 2023Jan 10, 202414d
TACOSellSelf$15,001 - $50,000Mar 9, 2022Aug 14, 2023523d
BKEPPSellSelf$15,001 - $50,000Aug 19, 2022Sep 2, 202214d
SBNYSellDC$15,001 - $50,000Dec 28, 2021Jul 20, 2022204d
SBNYSellDC$15,001 - $50,000Dec 28, 2021Jul 20, 2022204d
SBNYSellDC$15,001 - $50,000Dec 28, 2021Jul 20, 2022204d
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Entries are at the first open AFTER the disclosure date, the earliest any copier could act. The member's own entry was up to 45 days earlier. Disclosed amounts are bands, not sizes. Conviction sizing reads only where a band RANKS against the member's own earlier filings (a bigger-than-usual one takes a bigger slice of your portfolio, up to the ceiling you chose), so the run follows how hard they went in relative to themselves, never the dollars they actually committed or what those dollars were to them. Option purchases are copied as the underlying shares. A filing discloses no strike and no expiry, so an option cannot be mirrored; buying the stock is the closest a reader could get. It is 1.6% of all disclosed buys, but for some members it is a quarter to a half of everything they file, so their figure describes copying the filing rather than what the position itself did. Dividends are treated as reinvested (adjusted closes). Fees and taxes are not modeled. Positions are sized from equity at the time of each entry, so gains compound into later position sizes and only part of the account is in the member's positions at any time, the rest tracking the S&P 500. Read the drawdown next to the exposure figures: a portfolio holding only part of its equity in those positions shows a small whole-portfolio drawdown even when its holdings fell hard. Absolute returns are model outputs, not achievable returns. Past disclosures are no promise of future filings: members stop trading, leave office, or file late in batches.