Markwayne Mullin

Republican Senator from Oklahoma
@SenMullin · tracked since Feb 2026
Calls 2 2 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
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7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Best Calls
XLY long +0.1%
Worst Calls
XRT long -4.6%
Most Mentioned
XLY ×1
XRT ×1
Recent Calls
XRT long 3 months ago
XLY long 3 months ago
Win Rate 50% Long 2 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 0%
30d 0%
90d 50%
Average Return -2.3% Long Return -2.3% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -2.0%
30d -7.6%
90d -1.4%
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XLY Consumer... Consumer Discretion...
Long
Feb 24
$116.74
+0.1%
Mullin claims Americans will see "largest tax returns... starting in weeks" due to previous Republican tax cuts, increasing "real disposable income." A lump-sum injection of cash via tax refunds typically flows immediately into retail consumption and discretionary spending. Long Retail and Consumer Discretionary for the tax season bump. Consumers may choose to save the refunds or pay down debt (deleveraging) rather than spend, especially if inflation expectations remain high.
Mullin claims Americans will see "largest tax returns... starting in weeks" due to previous Republican tax cuts, increasing "real disposable income." A lump-sum injection of cash via tax refunds typically flows immediately into retail consumption and discretionary spending. Long Retail and Consumer Discretionary for the tax season bump. Consumers may choose to save the refunds or pay down debt (deleveraging) rather than spend, especially if inflation expectations remain high.
Consumer
YOUTUBE
XRT SPDR S&P... SPDR S&P Retail ETF
Long
Feb 24
$87.38
-4.6%
Mullin claims Americans will see "largest tax returns... starting in weeks" due to previous Republican tax cuts, increasing "real disposable income." A lump-sum injection of cash via tax refunds typically flows immediately into retail consumption and discretionary spending. Long Retail and Consumer Discretionary for the tax season bump. Consumers may choose to save the refunds or pay down debt (deleveraging) rather than spend, especially if inflation expectations remain high.
Mullin claims Americans will see "largest tax returns... starting in weeks" due to previous Republican tax cuts, increasing "real disposable income." A lump-sum injection of cash via tax refunds typically flows immediately into retail consumption and discretionary spending. Long Retail and Consumer Discretionary for the tax season bump. Consumers may choose to save the refunds or pay down debt (deleveraging) rather than spend, especially if inflation expectations remain high.
Consumer
YOUTUBE
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