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took one of the most talked-about investing open secrets and put it right in the middle of Times Square.

The app tracks publicly disclosed stock trades from politicians — including Nancy Pelosi — and shows them in a way that’s actually easy to follow. When trades are reported, what was bought or sold, and how those positions perform over time. It’s all public info, Autopilot just makes it readable.

This isn’t about conspiracy theories or hot takes. It’s about transparency. For years, this data technically existed, but no one was really paying attention. Autopilot turns it into something regular investors can see, understand, and even choose to follow.

The billboard might feel like a joke, but the message isn’t. When the market moves, people want to know who’s moving with it — and now that info isn’t buried in PDFs anymore.

Times Square felt like the right place to start the conversation.

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Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Page is a proud paid partner. Gross performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot. See full performance on app or here

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