530. Chris Josephs :: Invest with Nancy Pelosi

Yeah, it's just the idea that we have of if you post high quality content on social media, you know, opportunities will arise.

So a little bit of background on me is like, yes, I am the co-founder of Autopilot.

We're a venture backed.

We've raised, you know, I think probably like 15 or 16 million of funding.

We have two billion dollars of assets under management.

We have a whole kind of tech arm.

But when I initially started with my co-founders, Brian, Scott, and Aaron, back in 2020, I did all the growth stuff.

I was in charge of all the social media, all the content creation, for lack of a better way to describe it.

And that was how the Pelosi stock tracker initially started.

But the approach that we had was very much just...

Provide value.

Don't try and create a clickbait.

Don't try and, you know, hyper create.

Don't try and overhype all these things.

Just be authentic and just be an authority in the space of what you're talking about and good opportunities will come.

And that's kind of how we approached it.

So the way that Tucker Carlson happened was I wrote a thread about on X about Dan Crenshaw and how he was advocating for politicians to stock trade.

And we were like, well, that is kind of dumb.

Yeah.

that's the wrong thing to write in this day and age.

So we clipped it up.

I wrote the whole thread on how his portfolio has been doing.

And then someone from Tucker Carlson's team reached out to me on Twitter.

He's like, yeah, I could, I could partner with this guy.

We have a common enemy now, Dan Crenshaw.