AI-powered analysis of congressional trading activity.
Rep. Kevin Hern has executed 170 trades in the past 90 days against a baseline of 8.62 monthly, with recent filings dominated by sales in defense, consumer and energy names. Several colleagues across parties show similar acceleration, overlapping with active tax and economic policy work.
Rep. Ro Khanna added four CHWY positions while selling ACI shares five times as lawmakers file trades ahead of The Home Depot's November 17 earnings and other consumer results.
Disclosed buys by Ro Khanna, Lisa McClain and others have generated exceptional gains when tracked from their public filing dates, with multiple positions exceeding 250 percent returns that were visible to any investor reviewing the disclosures.
Congressional trading disclosures fell to just three trades this week across three House members and two tickers, with Rep. David J. Taylor's sale of PG standing out as the clearest signal in an otherwise dormant period.
Rep. Kevin Hern has executed 170 trades in the past 90 days against a baseline of 8.62 per month while Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar and several Democrats also show marked increases, according to disclosure data. The surge in filings centered on healthcare, energy, and tech exits raises questions about alignment with current policy and market calendars.
Ro Khanna recorded four buys in CHWY with no sells while netting five ACI sales, as lawmakers placed selective bets across retail and tech names facing upcoming earnings.
McClain and Khanna purchases lead with post-disclosure returns as high as 864.86 percent across tech, healthcare and consumer names, all visible to the public upon filing.
Kevin Hern has posted a 10.44 velocity z-score with 170 trades in the past 90 days, far above his 8.62 monthly baseline, as he and Maria Salazar execute broad sales in energy and tech names before shifting proceeds into bonds.
With HD earnings set for November 17, lawmakers filed an even split of buys and sells on the stock while Ro Khanna sold ACI and bought CHWY in a sign of selective consumer positioning.
Positions in SNDK, CCG, and MRNA by Reps. McClain and Khanna have shown exceptional gains since their disclosures but are marked as outliers requiring further verification along with verified buys by Moore and Peters.
Oklahoma Republican Kevin Hern has executed 172 trades in just 90 days against a monthly baseline of 8.62, while Florida's Maria Elvira Salazar logged 58. The timing of energy and tech sales overlaps with committee work and earnings calendars.
The California Democrat bought four CHWY stakes with zero sells while unloading five of six ACI positions, even as Kevin Hern exited LMT entirely and mixed trades hit HD before its November 17 report.
Congressional purchases in SNDK, WDC, MRNA and other names delivered returns from 249 to 841 percent after their public disclosures, with several positions flagged as outliers still under review.
Rep. Kevin Hern has filed 173 trades over the past 90 days, dwarfing his normal baseline of 8.62 monthly, while Reps. Maria Elvira Salazar and April McClain Delaney also show marked increases in filings under the STOCK Act.
Ro Khanna added repeatedly to Chewy and Verizon while selling Albertsons ahead of mixed consumer results, with Kevin Hern also active in HD and LMT as the next wave of reports arrives.
House members' purchases across tech healthcare and inverse ETFs have delivered triple-digit returns from the exact dates their filings became public information with several additional outliers still under review.
Kevin Hern filed 88 trades in one week representing 97 percent of congressional activity while Maria Salazar and April McClain Delaney also posted elevated volumes. The data shows clear acceleration that aligns with earnings calendars and policy debates on Capitol Hill.
Seven lawmakers filed 40 trades in NA with a clear net buy bias as the bank's results near, while Ro Khanna took opposing positions across retail names like ACI and CHWY ahead of their reports.
Congressional purchases have delivered exceptional gains when tracked from disclosure dates, led by Lisa McClain's SNDK filing and verified buys from Khanna, Moore and Cisneros that averaged over 400 percent.
Congressional disclosures reveal five politicians executed six AAPL trades with a 5-to-1 sell bias, overlapping with fresh clusters in HD, MSFT, MCD and NFLX that together total 36 transactions.
Kevin Hern recorded 146 trades in just 90 days against a monthly baseline of 8.33, posting a 9.95 standard deviation move that dwarfs his own history and that of most colleagues. Fresh disclosures show the Oklahoma Republican selling across tech, energy and industrials while adding municipal bonds, a shift mirrored in heavy selling by Maria Elvira Salazar and April McClain Delaney.
Bipartisan congressional activity has accelerated in consumer names ahead of Albertsons and Home Depot reports, with Ro Khanna selling ACI while adding to CHWY positions.
Kevin Hern's 9.95 z-score and 146 trades in 90 days lead a sharp bipartisan increase, as Salazar and McClain Delaney also file at accelerated rates while shifting portfolios from energy and industrials into municipal bonds and defensives.
Rep. Ro Khanna sold ACI seven times while buying CHWY four times and splitting trades in HD as those retailers near November earnings dates with rising EPS forecasts.
Verified congressional purchases in CIEN, DELL and ICHR have posted 319 to 490 percent returns since their public disclosure dates, underscoring notable post-filing performance that was visible to any investor reviewing the filings.
Congressional trading slowed to just two filings this week by Reps. Suzan K. DelBene and Kevin Hern on one shared ticker, a sharp change from the recent surge that saw single members disclose dozens or hundreds of positions.
Kevin Hern, Maria Elvira Salazar and April McClain Delaney have logged more than 340 transactions recently, with Hern's activity exploding well beyond his historical baseline. Fresh filings show heavy selling paired with defensive buys, raising questions about the drivers behind the coordinated jump.
Rep. Ro Khanna filed seven sells in Albertsons ahead of its October 13 report that carries a projected 25 percent EPS drop, even as he bought consumer names like Chewy and Chipotle that report soon after.
Verified purchases by Rep. Lisa McClain in CIEN and DELL, along with Debbie Wasserman Schultz in ICHR, have returned 319 to 490 percent since their filings reached the public. Outliers from Khanna and Cisneros remain under review as the data highlights specific technology names with strong post-filing performance.
New data shows Rep. Kevin Hern posting a 9.95 z-score with 146 trades over the past quarter while colleagues across the aisle also accelerate filings, many clustered near earnings reports.