Subvert Grift

Subvert Grift

@subvertgrift.bsky.social

subvert the oligarchy and defund the DOGEr. calculate your ████ exposure at redactelon.com.

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never been more sure that this man has dementia than when he said "Elon will never do anything wrong"

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Q: Do you think it's right for the richest man in the world to have so much power over what goes on in a war because Russia and Ukraine? TRUMP: Well, I don't think he does. First of all, he's a very good person. He's not gonna do anything wrong. Elon will never do anything wrong.

Quick trivia question: What does the SEC do? If you said “very little,” correct! Retail investors have taken a huge bath on Trump’s $TRUMP memecoin, losing $4 billion, while the SEC remains silent. Could be worth “investigating.” Just a thought, SEC!

For better or worse we're gonna see some true colors soon

Mike Masnick@masnick.com

So, the real question: will HBO (part of Skydance) still stream Alex Gibney's "Musk" documentary, now that Musk is an investor in Skydance...

Call me crazy but I think it's bad when the richest man in the world uses my 401k earnings to put a pedophile on TV

Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social

I do think Acton should go as hard as possible on this. "Elon Musk is paying millions of dollars to bombard your TV with lies by a rapist pedophile and his insane enabler wife. Don't let him win."

You might hate Elon Musk, but your retirement portfolio may be funding his agenda anyway. $XXQQ and $XXSP invest in NASDAQ-100 and S&P 500 companies, minus Musk's. See how much exposure you could remove at redactelon.com. Defund the DOGEr.

Congressional stock trading raises thorny ethical issues. For constituents, that is; not Congress members, evidently. Rep. Julia Letlow bought Meta and NVDA shares months after signing an NDA with a Meta shell company. Who knows what confidential intel she obtained? The timing sure is… interesting.

Subversive’s ETFs, $XXQQ and $XXSP, offer exposure to the NASDAQ 100 & S&P 500 without [Redacted]’s companies. And there’s a lot of people talking about it. If you invest in either index, you may have exposure to the world’s richest man’s companies. Find out how much at redactelon.com. Link in bio.

We're sick of making Elon Musk richer. So our newest ETFs, $XXQQ and $XXSP, let you invest in the NASDAQ-100 and S&P 500, minus any companies owned by him. He DOGEd us all—now go to redactelon.com to see how you can DOGE him back.

The math isn’t mathing. For those looking to cut a certain tech CEO out of their investments, meet $XXQQ and $XXSP: two ETFs that exclude his companies. Use the Subversive ETF calculator to see how much exposure you could remove from your portfolio. Link in bio.

TikTok removed our factual video about $XXQQ and $XXSP. These ETFs exclude Elon Musk’s companies, which is somehow “political,” just like @alexgibneyfilm.bsky.social documentary. That’s how threatened oligarchs are by people uniting to defund them. Leave Twitter. Leave Elon out of your investments.

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You do not have to support Musk with your retirement accounts.

Alex Winter@alexwinter.com

RedactElon.com @subvertgrift.bsky.social

A smart investor avoids volatility. Reallocate your assets before a certain chainsaw-wielding CEO shreds your savings. Meet XXQQ & XXSP, ETFs that invest in the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 companies — minus his companies. Check your exposure and see what you can do about it at redactelon.com.

It's not always about the money. Sometimes it's about getting scammed by the richest people alive. It's called 4D Chess, sweetie Who needs returns when you've got loyalty?

Hear ye! Gather around for Subvert Grift’s YTD WINNERS! • Ashley Moody: Look at those gains! Good luck banning Congressional stock trading. • Maria Elvira Salazar: Traded over $8M since 2022 while on relevant committees. And our YTD LOSER? US Taxpayer! For the 250th year in a row! Maybe next year!

Stop Insider Trading? What a great name for a bill that doesn’t actually do that. This watered down piece of legislation has loopholes aplenty for any Congressional stock traders hoping to make a quick buck on confidential information.

Dang, these fundraising texts are getting shameless! In July 2026 Nancy Pelosi bought 15,000 shares of Bloom Energy (BE) that have since grown in value roughly 52%. Her buy coincided with a bottom, but the stock quickly bounced back with massive gains.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Since taking office, Pelosi’s holdings have generated a nearly 17,000% return, outperforming the market by a whopping 580%.

Members of Congress earn $174,000 annually. Not bad - enough for a place in Mount Pleasant. If you want to cash in, insider trading can net pretty penny, if you happen upon any privileged information in your committee assignments. Just something to consider as you price out Victorians in Georgetown.

Do your part to protect the United Shareholders of America and live like a member of Congress! You're just a few performative gestures and a little congressional stock trading away. Just don't forget those public filings!

Members of Congress are required to report certain trades within 45 days, but late filings can result in a fee starting at just $200. And ethics officials can waive late fees in certain circumstances.