The Play: What the "Appropriators" Know That You Don't

There are 535 people in Congress. Most of them are just noise.

But there’s a small group—the Senate Appropriations Committee—that actually decides where the trillions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money goes. When they buy, I pay attention.

This week, the "Appropriators" showed their hand.

1. The "Shotgun" Strategy
Senator John Boozman (R-AR) just dropped a report showing 23 different purchases. He didn’t just "dabble." He went wide:

• Big Tech: NFLX, DIS, AAPL.

• The Energy Pivot: He’s stacking "Sprott Lithium Miners" and "Energy Infrastructure" ETFs.

• The "So What": Why is a guy on the Appropriations Committee suddenly obsessed with Lithium and Emerging Markets in January? Does he know something about a new green energy subsidy or a trade deal that hasn't hit the WSJ yet?

2. The High-Volume Trust
Rep. Gilbert Cisneros just filed a report that's essentially a novella. Dozens of trades. He’s rotating out of "old reliable" banks and energy and into high-growth tech and massive—I’m talking $500k—California municipal bonds.

When a guy who serves on Armed Services starts shuffling his tech portfolio this aggressively, you have to ask: Is he de-risking for a correction, or is he positioning for a sector-specific moonshot?

3. The "Safe" $100k Bet
Susan Collins (Chair of Appropriations) just dropped a massive chunk of change into a very specific Maine health and education bond. In a world of volatility, the person with the most power over the budget just chose this specific asset for her spouse's portfolio.

Here’s the deal:
We’ve analyzed the timing of these trades against the upcoming legislative calendar. There is a specific pattern forming in the Energy and Tech sectors that looks identical to the "pre-run" we saw before the last major infrastructure bill.

I’m about to show you:

• The exact Tickers the "Smart Money" in DC is stacking.

• The 3 sectors being quietly dumped by House members this week.

• The "Signature Trade": The one ETF that appeared on multiple filings that signals a major policy shift is coming in Q3.

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