AI-powered analysis of congressional trading activity.
Six lawmakers filed seven transactions this week with zero sells recorded. Ed Case led the activity with two AAPL purchases while the narrow focus on just three tickers signals selective positioning.
House members including Ed Case, Scott Peters, and Maria Elvira Salazar have shown dramatic increases in stock trading with velocity z-scores as high as 7.19, coinciding with ongoing congressional hearings on the STOCK Act.
Lawmakers including Ro Khanna and Sheldon Whitehouse show heavy trading activity in Apple, Mastercard, Nvidia and peers ahead of late-July reports, with analysts forecasting solid EPS growth.
In the past 14 days lawmakers recorded multiple buys in Technology and Financial Services with no offsetting sales, pointing to a clear sector rotation that may signal confidence in these areas.
Disclosed Capitol data shows several House members with dramatic increases in trading velocity, led by Rep. Ed Case's 7.19 z-score. The surge raises questions about timing amid committee oversight of key sectors.
Congressional disclosure data shows active trading by lawmakers including Ro Khanna, Sheldon Whitehouse, and Michael McCaul in Apple, Mastercard, and related names as both companies prepare to report earnings on the same day.
Congressional trading data over the past 14 days shows six buys and zero sells in technology and financial services, pointing to a clear sector rotation that may signal confidence in these areas.
New data shows lawmakers like Ed Case, Scott Peters, and Maria Elvira Salazar dramatically accelerating stock trades, with velocity z-scores as high as 7.19. The surge raises questions about timing amid market volatility and policy debates.
Lawmakers including Ro Khanna have filed multiple trades in UBER and AAPL ahead of their July 30 and August 5 reports. The data shows notable positioning in two names where analysts expect solid growth.
Congressional trading disclosures over the past 14 days show a clear sector rotation into Technology and Financial Services, with 4 buys and no sells involving 5 politicians total. The one-sided activity raises questions about what lawmakers see ahead for these sectors.
Disclosed Capitol data identifies sharp velocity spikes among House members including Ed Case (7.19 z-score) and Scott Peters (63 trades in 90 days), coinciding with ongoing legislative efforts to restrict lawmakers' stock trading.
Lawmakers led by Ro Khanna show heavy trading activity in Uber, Mastercard, and Micron as these names prepare for earnings, raising questions about positioning ahead of key reports.
Trade filings show lawmakers executing a clean sector rotation over the past 14 days, with three Technology buys by two politicians and one Financial Services purchase by three members — and no sales recorded in either sector.
New disclosure data flags sharp surges in congressional stock trading, led by Rep. Ed Case with a 7.19 velocity z-score and Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar showing 33 trades in 90 days against a 2.29 monthly baseline.
With Uber set to report Q2 2026 results this week, trading data shows Ro Khanna and other lawmakers have been highly active in UBER, MA, and several other names ahead of the releases.
In the past 14 days lawmakers recorded three technology buys and financial services purchases with zero sells, according to congressional disclosures analyzed by Disclosed Capitol. The pattern points to a focused sector shift.
Our data has flagged sharp increases in stock trading by several lawmakers, led by Rep. Ed Case with a 7.19 velocity z-score. The surge raises questions about timing and portfolio shifts in the current market environment.
With Uber's Q2 2026 earnings due in early August, Rep. Ro Khanna and fellow lawmakers have logged dozens of trades in UBER, MA, MU and related names, positioning ahead of what analysts see as another beat-and-raise quarter.
New congressional trade data shows 16 buys in Technology and 9 in Healthcare over the past two weeks with zero sells recorded across any sector, pointing to a clear rotation into growth areas.
New trade data reveals lawmakers like Ed Case, Scott Peters, and Maria Salazar have dramatically accelerated their stock activity, with z-scores reaching 7.19. The surge raises questions about timing and market exposure.
Lawmakers logged heavy trade activity in Uber and Micron ahead of their upcoming reports, with Ro Khanna prominent across multiple names. The data highlights congressional interest in AI-driven tech and mobility growth stories.
Over the past 14 days lawmakers executed aggressive purchases in Technology, Consumer Cyclical, and Healthcare while recording no sales across major sectors, pointing to a decisive shift in congressional positioning.
This week saw just seven trades from six House members with only two buys and no sells reported. Rep. Ed Case led activity with two AAPL purchases, highlighting a cautious, tech-focused pattern in otherwise muted filings.
New disclosure data shows multiple lawmakers with dramatic increases in trading activity, led by Rep. Ed Case's 7.19 velocity z-score and Rep. Gilbert Cisneros executing 259 trades in 90 days. The surge raises questions about timing and market positioning.
Disclosure filings show Rep. Ro Khanna and over a dozen colleagues actively trading UBER, ABT, MU and other names as their Q2 2026 reports near, with analysts projecting EPS of $0.83 for Uber and $1.28 for Abbott.
Over the past 14 days lawmakers recorded 15 buys in Technology and strong purchases in Healthcare and Consumer Cyclical with no sales in these sectors, signaling conviction in AI infrastructure and selective cyclical exposure.
New congressional disclosure data reveals dramatic surges in trading velocity, led by Rep. Ed Case with a 7.19 z-score. The spike coincides with policy debates and sector volatility, raising timing questions.
Over the past 14 days lawmakers recorded 15 buys in Technology with zero sells, plus strong purchasing in Healthcare and Consumer Cyclical. The pattern suggests positioning for AI momentum and sector resilience.
Lawmakers led by Ro Khanna show heavy trading activity in Microsoft, Uber and related tech names ahead of their July and August reports, with analysts forecasting solid double-digit growth.
Over the past 14 days lawmakers executed dozens of purchases in technology, consumer cyclical, and healthcare stocks while recording no sales, pointing to a bullish sector shift and possible policy tailwinds.