Once criticized for a string of poorly timed trades, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is showing signs of an investment turnaround in 2025. The Republican lawmaker from Georgia’s 14th congressional district previously viewed as one of Capitol Hill’s least successful investors is now recording gains across several of her most recent stock picks.
Throughout 2024, Greene’s trading performance lagged so notably that some commentators floated the idea of an ‘inverse Marjorie’ strategy, akin to the infamous ‘inverse Cramer’ ETF. But a late-year pivot toward big tech helped steady her portfolio. That shift continued into early 2025, with Greene disclosing nearly $400,000 in stock purchases in February alone.
Now, amid a market pullback triggered by renewed tariffs and rising fears of a recession, Greene has updated her portfolio once again. A periodic transaction report filed on April 7 reveals over a dozen new stock purchases made on April 4, spanning sectors including technology, industrials, finance, and retail.
The latest filing shows up to $275,000 in new stock buys—bringing her total stock purchases for the year to as much as $1.5 million. While not every pick has proven successful, a few stand out.
RH leads with double-digit gains
Despite a chaotic earnings week and historic one-day losses, Greene’s timely investment in luxury home retailer RH (NYSE: RH) has paid off handsomely.
RH stock initially plunged over 40% in response to disappointing earnings and President Trump’s renewed tariff policies, but has since rebounded sharply. The company revealed that it has already diversified away from China, shifting much of its production to Vietnam and North Carolina.
RH also issued optimistic free cash flow guidance of $250 million to $350 million for 2025, compared to a significant outflow in 2024. With demand reportedly up 17% in Q4, the company seems to be regaining investor confidence, pushing its stock up more than 24.6% since Greene’s purchase and trading at $192 at press time.
Greene’s stake in chip equipment maker Lam Research (NASDAQ: LRCX) has also gained over 13%, helped by a broader bounce in semiconductor stocks.
A recent Bank of America report flagged the company as a fine bargain in the semiconductor universe, citing strong fundamentals, pricing power, and a balance sheet built to weather global uncertainty. At press time, Lam Research stock is trading at $71.11.
While not as flashy as RH or Lam, Dell (NYSE: DELL) has quietly delivered Greene a tidy return of over 10% since her purchase, trading at $84.19 at press time.
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