So I was checking out Quiver Quantitative's live tracking and noticed Senator Angus S. King Jr. took a pretty significant hit last month - down about $161.4K in the stock market. That's a decent chunk of change to lose in a single month.

Looking at his overall financial picture, King's net worth sits around $9.0M according to the latest estimates as of mid-April 2025. That puts him at 89th richest in Congress, which honestly isn't too bad. The guy's got roughly $2.3M in publicly traded assets that are being tracked, so there's a decent portion of his wealth tied up in the stock market.

What's interesting is digging into his actual trading history. The data shows about $2.4M worth of trades filed under the STOCK Act disclosures. Some of his past moves haven't exactly worked out - like that Disney stock he sold back in 2017 for up to $15K, which has dropped 23.95% since then. Same story with Schlumberger, down 42.67%, and Water Technologies, down 17.24%. Though he did nail a couple - Target has climbed 61.81% and GE rose 25.43% since he sold those positions.

Beyond the trading side, King's been pretty active with legislative proposals too - everything from biomass energy credits to veterans' firearm storage programs. His Q4 fundraising disclosure from earlier this year showed $10.7K raised, mostly from individual donors, with $132.6K in spending and $238.7K cash on hand.

It's pretty wild how much detail is available on politicians' net worth and trading activity these days. King's financial portfolio definitely reflects someone keeping money in traditional stocks rather than anything crypto-related. The monthly volatility he's experiencing isn't unusual for someone with that level of market exposure.