The "Public Servant" Portfolio: Why Congress is Buying Tech & Infrastructure Like Crazy

Most people think the "smart money" is hedge funds. I disagree. The smartest money is the money that writes the rules.

If you want to know where the economy is actually heading in 2026, don't look at the Fed dot plot. Look at what the House Financial Services Committee is buying for their personal accounts.

This week, we analyzed the Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) for Dec 13–20, and the activity is staggering.

The "Whale" of the Week: Gilbert Cisneros Jr. While you were debating whether to buy the dip, Rep. Cisneros’s trust executed 170+ trades in under a month. This isn't passive investing; this is an actively managed hedge fund disguised as a congressional portfolio.

• He’s buying: Nvidia, Apple, Tesla, and Broadcom.

• He’s speculating: Massive stakes in WaterBridge Infrastructure and obscure school district bonds.

The "Inside" Track: Cleo Fields Rep. Fields sits on the committee that regulates the financial sector. His moves? Dumping telecom (AT&T) and riding (Uber) to load up on Alphabet and Microsoft. When the guy writing the checks for the sector is buying the sector, you pay attention.

We’ve broken down every single trade, ticker by ticker. We identified:

1. The exact infrastructure plays Cisneros is betting $500k+ on.

2. The "sell" signals coming from the Energy & Commerce Committee.

3. The specific Treasury maturity dates the "safe money" in Congress is targeting.

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